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Security camera project launched
Chamber drafts report after workshop
Hospital group plans next meeting
Memorial mass for Ryan Sainty
Assessment will determine stabalisation works
Masons donate smoke masks
Lawyer to head Rotary
Rotary club raises over $80,000
Environment group at Footprint Festival
Forum on food
Sponsors sought for Oyster Festival
Employment service starts
Rainfall down
Winners listed
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Too much to ask?
Rockslide was life-threatening
No rising sea levels here
Unconstitutional?
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Special assembly for prize win
Green clean up
Students at Naidoc day
Signed up for readathon
Woy Woy High reunion
Savings program matches schooling costs
Science experiment
Holiday activities
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Nathan wins singles contest
Ettalong takes pennants
Bunnies in finals contention
League wins for local sides
Malibu results
Association celebrates netball anniversary
Pennant finals held at Ettalong
Tours offered of leisure centre
Courtney bows out of pro tours
Regional award for touch football
Trivia night
Rugby union win to Woy Woy
Women battle weather
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Rotary will announce art prize
Yodelling at folk club
Raku Fun Day held
Craft classes for term three
Two will be missed
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Bumps to Bubbas group
Relay volunteers wanted
NLP and yoga at health centre
Guide Dogs stall
Bicycle on offer
New speech pathology service
Therapy aims at transformation
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Life saving in the 40s
Marsden's General Store and Produce
The Peninsula's three picture shows
Rugby League after the war
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Winner

Too much to ask?

Would it be too much to hope for, that politicians ask the people of the Peninsula their opinion of the alteration of the Woy Woy Hospital?

Perhaps even deign to let us into the secret of what "they" intend to do with this building?

So many rumours abound that it may come as a relief to actually be told the truth.

Our little hospital has been so useful over the years, certainly the emergency section.

I'm not sure if the politicians have noticed that the population has increased tremendously.

To suggest that people in their 70s and 80s be trundled off to Wyong is not only ridiculous but highly impractical as that area has also increased tremendously.

What makes the politicians think that Wyong Hospital will be able to cope with more patients?

I don't think it will, so where does that leave the people of the Peninsula?

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