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Rod Genricks and Gordon Erntzen assist laboratory technicians during the testing last week. A water testing project by Rotary Brits Hartbeespoort and WESSA Northern areas kicked off last week and the first water samples were tested this week. The project kicked off with a number of interested parties

Around 300 people took part in the annual Hartbeespoort Clean and Restore project last weekend and over 500 large bags of rubbish were removed from the area. "On Saturday at 07:00, hundreds of people from businesses, churches, schools, NGOs and government institutions gathered at various points around the

There is nothing like curling up with a good book and there are plenty to choose from on the shelves of Kerry Library, some new, some old but whatever takes your reading taste is available for you.

Despite years of funding and efforts, the invasive water hyacinth continues to threaten the health of Hartbeespoort Dam and its biodiversity, with the Department of Water and Sanitation's unspent R24-million allocated to the dam exacerbating the crisis.

The detective who knew too much: Don DuPay’s Portland police career haunts him. He’s still trying to get justice Today 7:03 AM Don DuPay joined the Portland Police Bureau in 1961. He resigned in frustration 17 years later. (Photos courtesy of Don DuPay) Facebook Share When Don DuPay found her in the Plaid Pantry store, the woman was sprawled on her back, her clothes torn from her body. She’d been raped and then knifed to death. A week earlier -- the first week of September in 1975 -- the...