Archives for October 2018

Kinglake’s Foggy Mountain Bluegrass Music Festival is about to sound even sweeter with funds flowing today from the Andrews Labor Government. Jaala Pulford, Minister for Regional Development, visited Kinglake today to announce a $10,000 grant for the popular festival, which is a be a celebration of community, music and family. The 2018 festival will welcome

The sum of $1 million will be spent on Kinglake’s main street, following an announcement by Jaala Pulford, Minister for Regional Development today (Thurs.). A $750,000 grant for the retail precinct will come from from the Andrews Labor Government, and Murrindindi Shire Council has committed to spend a further $250,000. TheCouncil hopes to get the

The Andrews Labor Government says it has delivered a safer courthouse in Seymour through a safety and security upgrade. Attorney-General Martin Pakula visited Seymour on Wed. (Oct. 3) with Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Syme,s to inspect the $326,000 upgrades at the Seymour Law Court, which were completed in June. Built in 1974, the Seymour

Alexandra has been a big winner in ‘Pick My Project’ allocations, announced this afternoon (Tues.) Funding of $200,000 will be provided for the Alexandra Indoor Swimming Pool. A further $200,000 will be given for the Community and Scout Shed project.

The program for the Kinglake Bluegrass Festival next week has been released by organisers. Friday, October 12 6.30pm. Bush Dance. At Kinglake Community Centre Stadium. Clandestiny. 9pm. Concert. At Lawson’s Restaurant, Kinglake Pub. General Aunt. 9.30pm. Blue Limiot. 10pm. The Cherry Pickers. 10.30pm. Strzelecki Stringbusters. 11pm Finish. Saturday, October 13 Workshops. At Kinglake Pub. 10am.

Fundraising for the Alexandra Junior Football Club outside Foodworks Alexandra on Saturday were Dot Jackson, Katelyn Puls and Michael Purcell.