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Archives for February 2019

Hard truths about Ashley Geelan’s lies

Kinglake blogger Ashley Geelan has been again caught telling ‘porkies’. Geelan, a disturbed 40-year-old who desperately wants to be a journalist, went on the internet this week, claiming Leader newspaperman Peter Xeni had described Geelan in 1994 as the “best work experience student we’ve ever had”. Xeni says this is not true. Xeni did not

February 7

February 7, 2019. Ten years on. As our token of respect, The Local Paper website and Facebook page will be silent for the day. (Emergencies excepted.)

Black’s Spur closed

The Maroondah Hwy is closed on Black’s Spur’ between Healesville and Narbethong, due to a truck rollover, according to Crime Watch Victoria. Police detours are in place; long delays are expected, the page says.

Fatality at Castella

Police were at the scene of a single vehicle crash in Castella last night. It is believed a car has struck a tree on Gordons Bridge Rd just after 11.30pm (Tues.). The yet to be formally identified driver, and only occupant, died at the scene.

Read this week’s Local Paper – free, online

Click to read this week’s 100-page issue of The Local Paper. It’s online and free. You can pick-up your free ‘hard copy’ of the newspaper at one of our 70+ outlets throughout Murrindindi and the North-East. For details, click on https://www.dindi.com.au/wp/the-local-paper/

Kellock Lodge Appeal progress

KELLOCK LODGE APPEAL CONTINUES – CONGRATULATIONS TO ALEXANDRA & DISTRICT When this town and district voted to pay – from Kellock Lodge funds – $3.5 million, to buy back Kellock Lodge, nearly 400 residents put their hands up to support the decision. Thank you to those who have already donated to provide Kellock with some

State Commemoration Service salutes the ‘173’

State Governor Linda Dessau led the tributes to the 173 people who perished in the 2009 bushfires, at a State Commemoration held at the Royal Exhibition Buildings tonight (Mon.). Master-of-Ceremonies Craig Willis introduced speakers included Marysville’s Dr Kathy Rowe and Strathewen’s Jane Hayward to an audience full of dignatries and senior emergency services personnel. The

7 units to Enoch’s Point

Seven fire-fighting vehicles are responding to an early-Monday-morning call to Enoch’s Point, east of Taggerty, and south-west of Jamieson. The two-hectare fire was reported at 1.18am Monday.

Tree down at Spur

8.30pm Sunday. Maroondah Hwy traffic is getting through after a tree came down between Fernshaw and Black’s Spur. SES have been called. Cars are getting through with some care. The scene is located above Gate 4 water tank.

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