ClassifiedsTrades Monday February 6 2012

Surf Coast Times & Bellarine Times

First day for young friends

First day for young friends

This time last year Cohen Emmerson, Grace Morrissy and Elijah Brown were meeting at Jan Juc’s kindergarten. Now it’s time for their first day of school.

Toxic algae spreads down the Barwon

January 31 The amount of blue-green algae in Lake Connewarre State Game Reserve and the Barwon Estuary is higher than recreational health alert levels.

Motorcycle explodes in crash

Lisette Muratore January 31 A motorcyclist had a lucky escape after losing control on the Great Ocean Road, his motorbike catching alight and exploding.

School dance

Hamish Brooks January 31 Surf Coast Shire Council moved the new secondary school project forward a step when it voted to approve amended plans.

Rotten deck

Joanna Carson January 31 A major feature of the six-year-old Barwon Heads football pavilion is closed to the public for safety reasons.

Community

Ombudsman here to help

Hamish Brooks February 6 Representatives of the Victorian Ombudsman will be visiting locally as part of the Ombudsman’s Community Education Program.

Arts & Entertainment

Kelvin BurrageGreat Ocean Road lights up cameras

February 6 The Surf Coast and Great Ocean Road have featured strongly in a recent Parks Victoria photo competition.

Loving Local

Saltair SpaA Valentine’s Day treat with Saltair Spa Retreat

Lisette Muratore February 6 Forget home-made love coupons this Valentine’s Day and go for a professional touch that both you and your partner will benefit from.

Sport

$400,000 for Barwon soccer

February 3 The Barwon Soccer Club will say goodbye to its tin shed clubrooms thanks to a funding boost from the State Government and the City of Greater Geelong.

Bayview Bellarine