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The 2015 plans for the new Ritchies IGA supermarket submitted to council. Building will start in mid July. Picture: Agenda

EXCLUSIVE: Maclean IGA build to start soon

Despite a long wait, and several plans, Ritchies will start the build of new supermarket

ON THE ROAD: Clarence Valley Council destination management officer Louise Gumb, Maclean Chamber president Peter Gordon, Nicholson & Page Transport's Graeme Page, photographer Jessica Robertson, Iluka/Woombah Chamber president Sonia Deakin and CVC Mayor Jim Simmons with one of the Nicholson and Page Transport trucks with aerial photography to promote the region. Picture: Jarrard Potter

Aerial photos of Lower Clarence set for road trip

FOR YEARS Nicholson and Page Transport has wanted to show off the Lower Clarence, and with their new trailers aerial photography is set to showcase the region

Short term rentals in areas away from traditional holiday letting in Yamba has raised the ire of residents.

Two-strike plan at heart of short-term holiday rental policy

Two strike code of conduct policy is just one of the measure in a new State Government plan to regulate short term holiday rentals.

Two people suffered puncture wounds from a dog attack in South Grafton on Thursday, 31st May, 2018. Picture: Contributed

Two injured in dog attack

TWO people were hospitalised for puncture wounds after an alleged dog attack in South Grafton yesterday afternoon

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Options for a cycleway have been put on public display.

Cycleway options on display

OPTIONS for a cycleway between the South Grafton railway station and the school precinct at Clarenza have been put on public display by Clarence Valley Council.

Clarence Valley Council has received a grant to help fix flood damage. Picture: Barry Leddicoat

$300,000 to fix flood damage

THE Clarence Valley Council has been granted $300,000 to help with the restoration of assets damaged by floods in June last year.

There are possible threats to the fragile peninsular section at Wooli.

Wooli in erosion danger line

WOOLI residents will be warned about possible threats to the fragile peninsular section of the village as part of a Wooli Beach EASP endorsed by council.

Vandals set a mattress alight

Vandals set a mattress alight

A MATTRESS discarded as part of Clarence Valley Council’s kerbside clean-up became the ideal fuel for Saturday night vandals in Grafton on the weekend.

The Home Secure Pilot Project is being run by the council in partnership with local police.

Keep the crims out

VICTIMS of domestic break and enter offences in Grafton and South Grafton will be given a helping hand to make sure their homes more secure.

Mayor Richie Williamson has recommended that the Clarence Valley Council does not support or endorse coal seam gas activities within the region.

Mayor recommends stand against CSG

THE Clarence Valley Council will take a public stand against coal seam gas mining if Mayor Richie Williamson gets his way at tomorrow’s meeting.

Coffs Harbour councillor Mark Graham said there was a concerted push for the Dorrigo plateau to be declared off limits to mining at a meeting in Dundurrabin at the weekend. Picture: Trevor Veale

Push to block Dorrigo mining

AN UNLIKELY coalition has formed to fight proposals to mine areas on the Dorrigo plateau.

Quarry plan quashed

Quarry plan quashed

LAND-USE restrictions placed on Graham Sheridan’s Hernani property by Clarence Valley Council are against planning guidelines, according to the businessman.

Town split on sewer

WOOLI business owners have offered general support for a Clarence Valley Council plan to build a sewer for the town, but the support is not universal.

Glens Creek Rd resident Andrew Porelli in the flooded causeway which regularly blocks the road. . Picture: JOJO NEWBY

Blocked causeway a safety risk

RESIDENTS living along the Glens Creek Rd say they are getting a raw deal from Clarence Valley Council with conditions along their road declining dangerously.

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