PATH TO 2027: Plan caters for residents with disabilities
Inclusion was a big focus for the upgrade of Jacaranda Park in Grafton, to be built this year.
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Drop-in centre for flying fox management strategy
RESIDENTS affected by Maclean’s flying fox colony are encouraged to provide suggestions and comments
Headspace opens arms to former community centre users
Headspace says there was a misunderstanding with community groups who used the former Grafton Community Centre.
New developments in the works
With a big year for the business of development applications, here are a few before council right now
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Back-track on bridge
MEMBER for Clarence Chris Gulaptis has either lied to The Daily Examiner or to the Concerned Citizens Group in relation to funding for a second Grafton bridge.
Deluge causes havoc across region
WITH so much water around, Daily Examiner photographer Lynne Mowbray went out with emergency services to report on the good work they do at times like this.
Oh no! Flooded again
CLARENCE Valley Council has denied it mismanaged floodgates and pumps on Thursday night as the downpour inundated several homes in Kent St, Grafton.
Dinner to start celebrations
A GALA dinner and ceremony at the Yamba Golf and Country Club tomorrow will pay tribute to the achievements and contributions made by Clarence residents.
AFL kicks off
A BRIGHTER future has been unveiled to the local sporting community courtesy of the Australian Football League’s generosity.
Council’s crime prevention plan
INCREASING community safety has been placed high on Clarence Valley Council’s New Year’s resolutions list.
Roadside memorials to be regulated
A POLICY aiming to regulate the erection of roadside memorials is likely to be adopted by the Clarence Valley Council.
Toe the line if you visit the council
HERE are some things you might want to avoid doing as you go into Clarence Valley Council buildings.
Council ‘in the clear’
AN independent investigation has cleared the Clarence Valley Council of any impropriety in its dealings with Maclean-based developer, Andrew Baker.
Levee funds sought
A PETITION put together by the residents of Brushgrove has helped them in their ongoing battle for a levee to help flood-proof the village.
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