scone.com.auArchive for July, 2020
News ArchivesWOOLWORTHS employees will start wearing masks on Monday, after the Woolworths Group made the decision to encourage New South Wales shoppers to wear masks in stores,
THE Upper Hunter Men’s Shed is building a new storage bay for recycled timber, after they secured $7,155 worth of funds from the Australian Government National Shed Development Programme.
UPDATE: The boil water alert is now over for Murrurundi.
THE Upper Hunter Shire Council have advised residents in Aberdeen,
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THE ever growing Scone sinkhole returns!
See video below
Pete Tullia is still waiting for a Geo Technical report to explain how to fix the sinkhole developing in his backyard and his patience is wearing thin.
THE Upper Hunter Shire Council has announced the closure of some of the Shire’s sports grounds this weekend,
THE Westpac Rescue Helicopter was in Scone tonight to transfer 63 year old male with a serious medical condition from the Scott Memorial Hospital to the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle for specialist medical treatment.
BUSES will replace trains on the Hunter Line next week from August 3-7, as The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) commences maintenance works on Aberdeen,
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TWO people have been charged by police with an aggravated break and enter, after allegedly forcing entry into a home on Grimes Close in Denman at 1.45pm yesterday,
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