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Horsham Rockers celebrate 25th anniversary

Rockers celebrate anniversary

DANCING UP A STORM: Jenny Lawes and Wayne Lang bust a move at Horsham Rockers’ 25th anniversary dance. The rock ’n’ roll dance club planned to celebrate its anniversary on June 26, but COVID-19 forced a postponement. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Warracknabeal Primary School on track for gold

Warracknabeal on track for gold

LEADING THE WAY: Warracknabeal Primary School students, from left, Piper Knorpp, Jaiden Cooksley and Aiden Holland and teacher Rikki Nitschke get set to add to the school’s points tally for School Sport Victoria’s virtual track and field competition. With not long to go, the school leads the pack. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER
MISSING OUT: Horsham Special School foundation students, from left, Toby Menzies, Mason Kennedy, Xavier Cowan and Lexus Marsh and teacher assistant Ash Blundell are missing a trampoline mat stolen from the school. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Vandals make life tough for Horsham Special School students

Vandals make life tough for school

GALA EVENT: From left, Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation Horsham branch president Dale Russell, secretary Kelly Schilling and committee member Linda Billing promote the branch’s upcoming 15th anniversary celebration with Bruce Brody’s 1929 Rugby and Neil Smith’s 1951 Jaguar. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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‘Overwhelming support’ for Blue Ribbon ball

Tickets nearly sold

ACCOLADES: Australian Commercial Radio Award winner Emma Clark from 3WM and MIXX FM, and Victorian Country Press Award 2021 recipient Paul Carracher from The Weekly Advertiser. Picture: BARRY KING

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Radio and newspaper recognition at awards for Clark, Carracher

Multi-media recognition at awards

Horsham Rural City Council councillor Claudia Haenel.

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Claudia Haenel launches bid for Mallee federal seat

Mallee independant

WHAT IF? Noel Janetzki with a truck’s steel wheel stud that he found while mowing a nature strip in Baillie Street in Horsham. Mr Janetzki is keen to use his discovery as a simple example of why Horsham needs to find an alternative route for transport traffic through the city ‘sooner, rather than later’. Picture: DEAN LAWSON

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Noel's bypass plea – ‘Get on with it’

‘Get on with it’

Member for Lowan Emma Kealy.

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Slow start to Horsham social housing project

Social housing project

Victorian Regional Development Minister Mary-Anne Thomas.

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Pilot project fund now available in Buloke

Pilot project fund

Member for Mallee Anne Webster.

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Bank probe wins Webster support

Bank probe

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