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Connecting with our Future 2022 |
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Wednesday, 16 May 2012 |
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Connecting with our Future 2022
Working together to connect with our future is one the most important contributions you can make to help shape the future of the Lake Grace Shire.
"Connecting with our Future 2022" has been launched to strategically gather community members input on what is important for a sustainable shire into the next decade.
Think about it....
Where will you be in ten years time?
How old will you be? What about your family and friends?
Will your community and shire be able to support your needs enough to make you feel safe, connected or indeed wanting to stay?
•take 20 seconds to complete the quick poll
•take a break for a short time and complete the survey
•have a chat about Connecting With Our Future
Please take the time to be involved and have your say!
(click the above link)
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Newdegate Rejuvenation Project |
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Thursday, 15 March 2012 |
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Shire residents would recently have received the latest Community Fact Sheet providing an update on the Newdegate Rejuvenation Project. The Fact Sheet provides information on the three stages of the project and tells you about the recently prepared Concept Plan and the opportunity for you to comment via a survey.
Comments regarding the Concept Plan, both positive and negative are welcomed and encouraged. Comments are due by 27 April 2012, either by post to the Shire at PO Box 50 Lake Grace WA 6353 or by email to
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Community Fact Sheet - No 2 Concept Plan Stage 2-3 Newdegate Town Centre Rejuvenation Concept Plan Survey |
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Lake Grace commemorates its centenary in its own words |
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Monday, 28 November 2011 |
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No one knows a place like the people who live there. Lake Grace community commemorates its centenary in its own words with the publication of Lake Grace 100 Years – a community memoir. This beautifully presented collection of stories, images and historical documents, tells the story of the Lake Grace community across one hundred years. The voices of original settlers found in oral history recordings and personal writings are complemented by stories from current and past residents. A child migrant tells of the community picnic in 1912 when the population of 50 would meet for the first time, farmers describe the significant changes experienced in their lifetimes, and different generations recall their childhoods across the decades to 2011.
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Monday, 28 November 2011 |
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Check out our shiny new website! Thanks to Rael Industries.
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