I have changed the weather widget (top right) to read from a weather station in Yapeen. This is because I found the Franklinford station would go offline sometimes. The forecast is for Castlemaine… and we might get some rain on Thursday!
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Mysterious Mose – music from the 1920s and 1930s, with special appearances from harmonica, washboard, kazoo, jug and musical saw. This Sunday, Jan 10, in the lovely beer garden of the historic Guildford Family Hotel, Guildford, between Castlemaine and Daylesford, from 1pm to 3.30pm. Food available too!
If you have to leave your horses during a fire, write your phone number on their hooves with permanent marker.
Take off all halters and rugs-these can burn/melt on your horse or get caught on trees/fences etc.
(Thanks to Doug Mills of Gisborne)
More information: stock-and-domestic-animals-in-a-bushfire
I have sent the following email to all Hepburn Councillors. When I get a response from any of them, I will let you know… “Councillors, I understand that there is a proposal before council to approve a grant to install … Continue reading
Saturday gigs are typically 7pm and Sundays typically 1pm (check with the pub)
Sat 5th Dec: Willie Wagtails
Sun 6th Dec: Willie Wagtails
Fri 11th Dec: Moodswing
Sat 12th Dec: Janette Geri & Nic Lyon
Sun 13th Dec: Railroad Rex & the Hapless Brakemen
Weds 16th Dec: Christmas folk club night with Danny Spooner and Duncan Brown
Fri 18th Dec: Terry & Gillian
Sat 19th Dec: Nigel McLean & Andrew Murray
Sun 20th Dec: Old Time String Session
Thurs 24th Dec: Christmas Eve Banquet with 2 Tears in a Bucket.
Thurs 31st Dec: A Family NYE with Pockets & Band + Railroad Rex & the Hapless Brakemen
Thanks to Jeanette Gillespie for the info.
North Central CMA is very pleased to announce the upcoming 2015 Chicks in the Sticks event
Now in its third year, the annual rural women’s event has become one of the most successful platforms in our region to network, learn from and collaborate with like-minded women who are passionate about environmental action and sustainable agriculture.
This year’s event will take place along the Campaspe River at Carlsruhe on 28th November, 11am-4pm.
Keynote speaker is Katie Finlay- RIDRC Rural Women of the Year; Victorian award winner.
All the event details are on the flyer attached and RSVP’s are essential, phone North Central CMA on (03) 5448 7124. Last year we wre booked out with 120 women registering in just two weeks! We have the capacity to host 150 women this year, so please book your place sooner rather than later.
More details : Chicks in the sticks flyer
RE: THE COMMUNITY BOOK EXCHANGE
Many Thanks to all those people who have shown an interest in the proposed Community Book Exchange. A particular thanks to all of those who have generously donated books to date and have approached me with promises of books in the future.
The Yandoit Hall Committee have approved the location of the Book Exchange to be on the side verandah near the kitchen door entrance.
I am currently trying to find, buy or have built a weather proof cupboard to store the books and allow easy access to all users. It will be under cover, but the books will still need protection from dust, termites etc.
If anyone is able to assist with the above request it will be greatly appreciated. Once we have storage we can open up our ‘Free Library” to the community. We have a budget of $200 to this end.
Contact: Roni Nettleton M: 0425752507 E: roni.nettleton@gmail.com
21st to 25th OctoberAPPLICATIONS for the 2016 Loddon Murray Community Leadership Program are currently open. Closing date October 31st, 2015
Build skills and confidence
Hear about regional issues and innovative ideas for action
Meet leaders from all walks of life
Expand your networks
Learn more about yourself and increase your effectiveness
See how YOU can make a difference in YOUR community…
The Loddon Murray Community Leadership Program (LMCLP) is a nine-month journey of discovery – of yourself, the Loddon Murray region, and leadership.
The program aims to develop community leaders for vibrant and sustainable communities across central and north-west Victoria by building on participant skills, knowledge, ability and understanding so they can make a positive difference in their community.
An innovative experiential learning program, LMCLP provides access to an influential network of community leaders and resources across the region and beyond. Since its inception in 1998, the program has inspired and assisted over 350 people from all walks of life to make a significant difference in their local communities and the wider region.
For more information: http://www.cllm.org.au/apply.htm
Lucy Mayes
Program Manager,
Mobile: 0422 243 234
Email: program@cllm.org.au
Maurie Gervasoni, Greg O’Leary and myself will be providing music on Sunday between 10:30am and 1:30pm approx. Lots of stuff on.
Sunday 11 October, 2pm – 4.30pm Dunolly Town Hall performance of G&S classic “The Gondoliers”.
http://www.dunolly.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Gilbert-and-Sullivan-Festival-flyer-2.pdf