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News ArchivesSCONE Public School has been granted $1,000 for NAIDOC week, from the Federal Government’s NAIDOC local grants program.
ANNE Miles is an avid newsreader and at the age of 78 she is the first subscriber to scone.com.au.
ETHEL Haydon celebrated her 100th birthday today at the Haydon Hall in Murrurundi.
A beloved member of the community,
THE last pandemic which occurred in Australia was the Spanish Flu in 1919 and Scone was not immune.
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TODAY the Scone Neighbourhood Resource Centre and Upper Hunter Shire Council held a flag raising ceremony as part of Reconciliation Week,
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YESTERDAY, Bill and Sarah Howey opened their garden at Geraldton, one of Scone’s oldest homes,
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BILL and Sarah Howey will be opening “Geraldton” to the whole community on Sunday, October 13,
» Read more about: Bill and Sarah Welcome All To Geraldton »
By Taylah Fellows
THE Upper Hunter Shire Council is conducting an Aboriginal heritage study,
IF the walls of the Wilson memorial Hospital in Murrurundi could talk they could tell the stories of generations of Murrurundi residents from the birth of new family members to the passing of loved ones.
THE first kilts made from the new Upper Hunter Tartan will be aired next weekend at the Aberdeen Highland Games.