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Project switch The councillors will discuss whether to forgo the previously approved Railway Road Footpath Project in Collinsville, funded through Works for Queensland, and use the $400,000 elsewhere. It was recommended the funding instead be used to irrigate the Collinsville Showground Oval, complete the missing footpath/pedestrian footbridge link along Scottville Rd and complete street beautification on Stanley St. Agenda documents state community consultation showed the Railway Road proj...

Jan 26, 2021 Sandra Fobare, 60, of Saranac Lake passed over to becoming an angel for the Lord to receive on Jan. 24, 2021. Sandra is survived by her twin sister Susan Pratt, brother-in law Kevin Pratt, her “Little Sister” Debra Ratelle and “Big Sister” Linda Daunais, in honorary status. She also leaves behind her beloved cat Sweet Pea. Sandra was most recently employed with Amerigas for the past 15 years and prior to that Adirondack Bank for 10 years. She worked part-time for the Oly...

“There is no greater privilege than our citizenship. “It’s a lifelong commitment to Australia’s shared values, including respect for the freedom and dignity of the individual, the rule of law and democracy, and equality of opportunity for all people.” Cr Willcox said Australian citizenship ceremonies were an important part of the nation’s celebrations and held special significance for those becoming citizens and the broader Australian community. Mikhaila Flint, Michelle Wright an...

Fears up to 600,000 women at risk as smear tests cancelled or missed Anna Mikhailova Deputy Political Editor For The Mail On Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The cancellation of cervical cancer checks because of Covid pressures is putting women’s lives at risk, a senior MP and charities have warned. Tory MP Caroline Nokes, who chairs the Women and Equalities Select Committee, said that check-up cancellations and women’s fears of attending GP clinics during ...

Tory MP Caroline Nokes said that check-up cancellations and womens fears of attending GP clinics in the pandemic could mean up to 600,000 women miss out on getting a smear test.

Premium Content Subscriber only Whitsunday residents breathed a collective sigh of relief as the clock struck 12 last night, bidding good riddance to 2020. But last year wasnt all hand sanitiser and social distancing. Here are some of the biggest stories that made headlines in 2020. Curious find at Bowen crime scene After numerous police specialists spent hours investigating reports of a body found wrapped in a blanket near Bowen, the investigation ended with an odd find. Specialists from...

PARENTS and carers who have been assisted by the Glasgow Times toy bank appeal have been "moved to tears" after generous donations helped save their Christmas. After a difficult year, which saw families across the city cope with job loss, financial crisis and bereavement, more people than ever before have turned to charities and schools for support this festive season. After the support of Glasgow Times readers, St Catherines Primary was able to provide every child in the school with a gi...

The idea for the park came out of consultation and survey results from the Collinsville community. Plans for the water park are still being ironed out, but it is expected to be established in the vicinity of the Collinsville Pool so it can share the same filtration system. “From the survey and community afternoon we got results back in and water park was number one,” Cr Wright said. “I think it would be a big drawcard for keeping people in the community and bringing families in. “I ...

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>> the government should not be what does a living wage mean? if the left does something wrong, this is it. its important we address it. just wiping out the idea that we should have minimum wage. its there for a good reason. its securing a certain baseline level of income. that can be important. >> go ahead, michelle. >> i think ill go back to your point which is that these are not jobs that are supposed to be careers. we are in a brand new world. we never talked about the minimum wage being, yo...