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News ArchivesTHE first ten days of the coronial inquest into the deaths of 17 year old Olivia Inglis and 19 year old Caitlyn Fischer drew to a close on Friday and will recommence on July 22 at the Coroner’s Court in Lidcombe.
AFTER an extensive search involving PolAir police are fairly certain Arthur Cox who was reported missing on Tuesday is not near his property at Owen’s Gap.
THE 26 year old man who escaped police custody on Wednesday in Singleton was captured by police at approximately 6pm on Friday at a hotel in Muswellbrook.
IT’s cold enough to snow on the Barrington tonight and on Wednesday, but there are no signs of precipitation so the chance of even light falls is unlikely,
THE Upper Hunter rugby league community is reeling following a vicious on field attack at Denman on Sunday.
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Cr Sue Abbott is excited the Council has launched the ‘1000 Books Before School’ initiative this week at local libraries and said it is surprising how quickly families can reach this major milestone with children.
FIRST tee-off at the new Scone Golf Course will be on Saturday with members of the Club getting first round.
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THE Scone Neighbourhood Resource Centre is running a series of free financial workshops to help local people get a better bottom line.
GREYSHIRTS from Team Rubicon, an organisation of ex-military and first-responders, began working in the Scone and Muswellbrook area last week to help local farmers during the drought.
POLICE are asking for community assistance in locating Jay Bill Mason, aged 26, who escaped from police custody at Singleton Police Station today at approximately 2:30pm.