Children help plant at Belvoir Park
	Bee Alert
	Col rewarded for his efforts
	Citizen of the year nominations now open
	YASS October winners
	Study shows business confidence

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Children help plant at Belvoir Park Children from St Augustine's Primary School will be helping Wodonga Council staff plant native grasses and plants at the new Belvoir Park playground.  The school has been involved with the Belvoir Park playground through consultations that were undertaken More »

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Bee Alert Wodonga Council has been busy organising the removal of bee swarms from council land. There has been a noted increase in swarms this year due to a great year for the production of nectar and pollen allowing them to reproduce. Trends indicate if there More »

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Col rewarded for his efforts There is no doubting the dedication of Col Fitzmaurice to the needy of Wodonga. His work for homeless people at St Stephen's Uniting Church in Wodonga has seen him awarded the Wodonga Council Eagle Award for October. Mr Fitzmaurice leads a team of men More »

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Citizen of the year nominations now open Nominations are now open for Wodonga Council's Australia Day Awards for 2010. Residents are being encouraged to nominate people they believe have made outstanding contributions to the Wodonga community. The prestigious award has three categories including More »

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YASS October winners This month there are two worthy winners of the Wodonga Council Young Achiever Support Scheme. Novak Sojic and Hudson Magerstein are both 15 and extremely talented soccer players. Novak started playing soccer at the age of six in the Wodonga Diamonds More »

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Study shows business confidence The first comprehensive survey of local businesses in more than five years suggests more than one third have increased profitability over the past 12 months, despite the global economic crisis. Of the 854 businesses that responded to the Albury Wodonga More »

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