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Supermarket, motel plan for Clare lawn tennis site
01 Sep 10 | A new $10 million supermarket building, speciality shops and a motel will be built on Clare’s former tennis court site once planning approvals are received.  | CommentsComments (1)
Hope for century-old cottage at Penwortham
01 Sep 10 | An historic timber and iron cottage from the Adelaide Hills has been transported to Penwortham, its new owner intent on restoring it to its former heritage glory and reassuring the community it won't remain an eyesore  | CommentsComments (1)
Wolta Wolta to open for Clare Museum's 40th birthday
01 Sep 10 | A dazzling duo of history experiences is being offered by the Clare branch of the National Trust, who will open their museum in conjunction with Wolta Wolta homestead at the end of this month.
Senator opens Farrell Flat classroom
01 Sep 10 | When you first walk into Farrell Flat Primary School’s newest building it’s a bit like stepping into Dr Who’s time machine.
North has a ball going black tie
01 Sep 10 | North Clare Football and Netball Clubs hosted a Black Tie Ball on Saturday evening at the Clare Sports Club, coinciding with the final game of the minor round.
Startling fashions at Apex dinner
01 Sep 10 | An amazing array of Op Shop fashions was on display at the Clare and District Apex Club’s 26th annual handover dinner at Clare’s Taminga Hotel on Saturday night.
Workshops promote community gardens
01 Sep 10 | Days in the Garden workshops have been declared a resounding success, with a group of local women planning to meet fortnightly and support the Riverton Primary School with its gardening activities.
Craft workshop celebrates new look
25 Aug 10 | Members of Saddleworth’s “The Workshop” craft group showed off their newly refurbished clubrooms and celebrated with a morning tea.
Variety Bash fun takes over Clare's main street
25 Aug 10 | With a twinkle in his eye, SA Variety Bash chairman Wayne Richards admitted to the Northern Argus that the event must have taken a “wrong turn” – given that it took eight days to travel from Murray Bridge to Clare.
Charity run for Cambodia
25 Aug 10 | A charity run from Adelaide to Clare will raise awareness and funds for the New Hope Community Centre and Orphanage in Siem Reap Cambodia.
Ark for art lovers
25 Aug 10 | There’s an ark in a farmyard at Everard Central, but it’s not waiting for a great flood - it’s waiting for art lovers to find it.
Doors open for our Top Model
25 Aug 10 | Although she’s been home for some time keeping a low profile, Clare model Brittney Dudley was ousted from Fox8’s Australia’s Next Top Model last night.
Clare Valley swings to Labor and Greens
25 Aug 10 | Most of the Clare Valley has been considered as a “safe” Liberal enclave when it comes to voting, but Saturday’s election showed a continuing trend towards the ALP and increased interest in the Greens option.
School arson
25 Aug 10 | An arson attack at the Clare Primary School in the early hours of Saturday morning has left students and staff saddened and upset.
Farina to help Alice celebrate
18 Aug 10 | The historic Farina Road Train purchased by Jeff Fulwood of Quorn has been on the road again since its purchase from the late Don Wilsdon’s Geralka collection.
State business award does Booleroo proud
18 Aug 10 | A long dirt road in the middle of Southern Flinders Ranges farming country leads to South Australian Business of the Year Kelly Engineering’s home base, just south of Booleroo Centre, proving that if the product’s right, location doesn’t matter.
Mural 'trick' for Carinya
18 Aug 10 | Clare artists Julianne Pulford, Harry Sherwin and Gerald Moore will brighten up the Carinya’s aged care facility courtyard.
Crystal Brook Show goes on despite rain
18 Aug 10 | About 3000 people braved the wintry weather at Crystal Brook for the annual show on Saturday.
Apexians to deliver funds for families of cancer kids
18 Aug 10 | “Postie Bike’s keep delivering” in the upcoming Apex Outback Postie Bike Ride from September 3 to 6.
Wind mast application withdrawn
18 Aug 10 | Wind farm developers have withdrawn their application to erect a wind monitoring mast on the Camel’s Hump Ranges near Clare and said they will not be pursuing any development on the ridgeline.  | CommentsComments (4)
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