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Competition - Happy snappers think pink
25 May 12 | A PHOTOGRAPH competition always excites those with a passion to get behind the lens of a camera.
Gumball boost for Black Dog
25 May 12 | THE 1300 strong crowd that attended the eighth Gumball music and arts festival in April contributed $2351.69 to the Black Dog Institute.
Students get tips to learn driving skills
25 May 12 | ROTARY Club’s Road Safety Education program for young people returns to the Singleton Show-ground on June 4.
Neighbourhood Centre opens doors to showcase services
25 May 12 | THE Neighbourhood Centre’s open day earlier this month provided a great insight into the services available for all.
Just rewards for service
25 May 12 | John Martin heard words of thanks and support after it was revealed this week he would receive a service award for 42 years in local government. Monday’s council meeting provided opportunity for fellow councillors to comment on his contribution but John was quick to point out his contribution was a team effort with wife Jan along his side for the entire ride.
25 May 12 | A MOVING Ceremony of Remembrance will be held at the end of the month to allow people the opportunity to come together to remember those who have died.
Bulga Fire Brigade to light the skies
25 May 12 | BULGA Fire Brigade is preparing for its annual family fireworks night and extends an invitation to the community to see a display brigade members claim to be the best around.
25 May 12 | THE approval of a single storey, two-bedroom tourist cabin in a “high hazard floodway” at Glenridding has raised issues of legal and insurance liability for Singleton Council.
25 May 12 | THE Mount Thorley Warkworth open-cut coalmine, 15 kilometres from Singleton, has been fined $3000 for dust pollution on Sunday May 13.   | CommentsComments (1)
Preschool building under way
25 May 12 | SINGLETON Heights Preschool’s $300 000 construction works are on the move with its new concrete ramp and office extension completed earlier this year.
Australian Ballet dances into classrooms
25 May 12 | THERE was a reason why Singleton students were flying through the air in graceful exhibitions of physical movement this week.
25 May 12 | DETAILS of Rod McGeoch’s (pictured) coalmine compensation negotiations, on Singleton Council’s behalf, are unlikely to be made public until they are finalised.
Asthma warning
25 May 12 | IT all came on very quickly for Singleton parents Jelinda and Mick Millgate.
25 May 12 | HUNTER Medical Research Singleton Foundation guests heard from senior research fellow Dr Kerry Inder who addressed a cocktail party on Monday night.
25 May 12 | IF you think local government has the biggest impact on your daily life then the upcoming election for Singleton councillors and mayor is your chance to make a difference.
25 May 12 | A WHIRLWIND two week teacher exchange is the start of direct links between a small village school in Indonesia and St Catherine’s Catholic College.
23 May 12 | POLICE are looking for a 37-year-old man and three teenagers after two unrelated high-speed car pursuits in the Hunter Valley.
Students discover career paths as professionals share knowledge
22 May 12 | SINGLETON showground was abuzz on Friday with advice and power point presentations on how school leavers can best enter a profession whether it be medicine, veterinary science, real estate, engineering, the defence force or even journalism.
Thanks to volunteer contribution
22 May 12 | IT’S the little things in life that make a big difference and afternoon tea at Singleton’s Elizabeth Gates Nursing Home on Tuesday last week was a perfect example.
Perfect picnic day
22 May 12 | THE Mercy nursing home was full of song and dance on Thursday , last week, when residents joined St Catherine’s Catholic College’s year one students for a teddy bear’s picnic.
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