21/11/2008 | By MARGARET PATON
Blayney SES unit received a certification of appreciation on Friday from Federal MP for Calare, John Cobb as part of SES week at the Carcoar Street Blayney headquarters.
21/11/2008 | BIRTH
Congratulatios to Danny and Tori Pilson on the birth of their daughter Mia Jane Pilson, born November 17 2008. Mia is a sister for Ethan and granddaughter for Chris and pat Pilson of Carcoar and Steve and Trish Barnes of Drouin Victoria.
21/11/2008 | Blayney Council will set up a special committee that will pull together individuals and organisations to advise it on mobility and access issues.
21/11/2008 | Following a tip-off from local residents Blayney police followed a Holden utility being driven along Carcoar Street, Blayney with number of young males in the rear last Saturday evening at about 11.20pm.
21/11/2008 | With the stress of the HSC exams now behind them Blayney High principal Sue Jones says the Year 12 class of 2008 certainly looked grand on Saturday night for their last school function.
21/11/2008 | By Tim Kelly
A new industrial sub-division containing 17 lots opened to the public on Tuesday. Cutting the pink ribbon Blayney Mayor Bruce Kingham said his council hoped see many new businesses move to the site.
14/11/2008 | A Blayney Junior Sports Award of $800 was presented by Mayor bruce Kingham on Monday night to members of the Male and Female Volley ball teams from Blayney High School who are competing at the Australian Championships in Melbourne in December.
14/11/2008 | Tallwood Hall Committee is organizing its popular annual Christmas picnic for Sunday December 14.
Situated near Browns Creek north-east of Blayney, Tallwood village used to have its own school until it was closed due to dwindling enrolments in 1972.
14/11/2008 | Drink driving arrests
Police from Blayney were patrolling in township of Lyndhurst about 11.05pm on Saturday 8 November 2008. A vehicle was stopped for subjecting the driver to a random breath test. The driver failed the roadside breath test and taken to Blayney Police Station where he provided a breath analysis reading of 0.140.
14/11/2008 | CLAIMING THE DATE
February 14 2009, Lyndhurst Public School P&C for a Valentines Day Ball. Details will follow closer to the date.
14/11/2008 | Readers of the Blayney Chronicle have the opportunity over the next six weeks to win $500 worth of shopping vouchers redeemable at participating Blayney Shire business in our SHOP BLAYNEY SHIRE campaign.
14/11/2008 | The emergency department at the Blayney Hospital has reopened but will be without a doctor every second weekend.
7/11/2008 | The Country Women’s Association held their annual group conference at Lyndhurst last Wednesday with approximately 100 women from the eighteen branches within the group, and visitors from the four surrounding groups.
7/11/2008 | With the next Blayney Show fast approaching the second last show society meedting for this year was held Thursday 30th October to start final preparations for events at the show.
Making a return to this years show will be the tug-o-war.
The Blayney Show committee is calling for the team nominations.
7/11/2008 | By MARGARET PATON
There was nice symmetry about Millthorpe artist Ruth Stone’s visit to Sydney last week. She met up with Roland Peelman, a conductor and the artistic director of The Song Company, to show him her completed drawings of him.
7/11/2008 | By MARGARET PATON
Reviving an old Catholic custom from the 1500s to hold mass in a cemetery, Blayney’s Father Tony Hennesssy begins his series of such masses at Blayney Cemetery this evening.
7/11/2008 | Free school bus travel looks set to become a thing of the past.
State Treasurer Eric Roozendaal admitted Tuesday the free travel scheme would be reformed in this month’s “mini budget”.
7/11/2008 | By MARGARET PATON
Neville, Millthorpe and Carcoar public schools were visited by a fleet of exquisite Morgan cars and their owners on Friday.
There are just 400 Morgan cars in Australia – they are old style and manufactured in England from a timber frame with metal bodywork.
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31/10/2008 | Local breeders Maureen and Jenny Carey from Forestglen Alpacas have taken out the top prize, Champion Fleece, at the National Field Days Alpaca Commercial Fleece Competition, with a first in the white/light fawn section.
31/10/2008 | Vandalism at Blayney High School
Blayney High School has become the latest target for vandals. Offenders removed and destroyed fly screens from a school building.
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