Mar2011 NETWORK TOPIC
Does someone you know deserve to be nominated this year?
DAYBORO DAY AWARDS
Nominations close Friday 6th May 2011.
Category Archives: General
Mar2011 A BIG THANK YOU
A big thank you to all the emergency services that responded to my daughter Alex’s car crash on the Mt Pleasant Rd Wednesday 16th February.
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Mar2011 GRATEFUL – AND PROUD – TO LIVE IN DAYBORO
Assistance given from wonderful people 11.01.11 to 12.01.11
Hi my name is Des Seymour,
On the 11.01.11 I was at work unaware of catastrophic events that were to unfold on that day in Dayboro.
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Mar2011 CYCLIST AWARE PROGRAM
Dayboro Police are currently conducting a program aimed at both cyclists and vehicle drivers. We are approaching individual riders as well as clubs to pass on a message about the main complaints we receive about cyclists – multiple riders across the road and difficulties in passing groups of riders. We have also increased patrols of peak riding times to identify any inappropriate riding habits.
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Mar2011 Dear Editor
Applethorpe State School will be celebrating its School Centenary on Saturday 5th November 2011.
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Mar2011 MT MEE NEWS
by Ian Wells
There can be no dispute that the weather for 2011 remains extraordinary. As I write the showers seem constant and mud is the word of the moment. What wonderful weather to be not dairying in!
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Mar2011 THANKS re Flood and Fire
I want to express very sincere gratitude to the many people who helped to make our Flood and Fire concert such a great success. We had received $20,000 in donations from many individuals, organisations and small businesses before the concert night.
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Mar2011 Free flood recovery plant pathology diagnostic service
Growers are encouraged to take advantage of a free plant disease diagnostic service set up to help identify and target diseases in horticultural crops affected by recent floods and wet weather.
Agri-Science Queensland principal plant pathologist Denis Persley said the Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation (DEEDI) was keen to provide this service as part of its flood recovery response to help growers make the best crop protection decisions.
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Agri-Science Queensland principal plant pathologist Denis Persley said the Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation (DEEDI) was keen to provide this service as part of its flood recovery response to help growers make the best crop protection decisions.
Mar2011 UPCOMING GIGS
FOR SHARRYN BELL
Sharryn is next playing at the Crown Hotel, Dayboro on Friday 1 April (no joke! ha ha!), from 7.30-11.30pm.
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Mar2011 Plant one on me!
(Eco weddings are in)…
Local civil celebrant, Karen James-Pearson is predicting that 2011 will be a bumper year for marriage ceremonies. She has already been engaged by many couples who have heard about her relaxed and friendly approach to helping couples design their dream ceremony.
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