scone.com.auArchive for January, 2016
News ArchivesTHIS week’s Word on the Street goes to…well we can’t say, but they will be given $50 for the story lead they gave us on the job cuts at the local meat works.
BETTY Pinkerton decided to enrol in University when she was 61 to study archaeology and now in her 88th year she is still passionate about unearthing local stories from the past.
SCONE and the Upper Hunter is blessed to have an array of passionate equine enthusiasts from world class dressage competitors to people who drove stock to camp drafts and help at pony club.
THERE is only one Kinder student starting school at Cassilis Public School this year, Gordie Anderson,
SCHOOL has begun for 26 children at Aberdeen Public School.
It is only their second day,
LAST night local business owners gathered with Council to discuss concerns with the Roads and Maritime Services bypass designs.
THE news of 158 people being laid off at the meat works has been a blow to the local community.
MARK “Bones” Curtis is a fiercely independent bloke who has run up against a public transport policy that is making living with a disability more difficult.
THE mood was positive at last night’s meeting at the Scone Sporties to discuss the designs of the Scone golf course.
TWENTY-EIGHT Vets celebrated Australia Day with a stroke and putting event at Aberdeen.
The course is in tip-top condition for us each month thanks to the work of Doug Dowell and his helpers like Peter Daunton.