Saturday, November 17, 2018

City of Armadale news

Remembering 100 years on

Chloe Vellinga -
About 300 red and purple knitted and crocheted poppies were dispersed among the gardens of a local RSL sub branch last Sunday to commemorate...

Gone but not forgotten

Future champions start at the local skate park

Help there for youth travelling to Leavers celebrations

Radio calls for Remembrance Day

Musical instruments given a new life

Missing man – known to frequent bush areas in Armadale

Thieves take car and caravan

Donations come flooding in for Seville Grove family

Trip of a lifetime to help children in need

An insight into brigade life

Heartless theft from community garden

First Diwali a hit with young and old

Jayden’s glory moment

Piara Waters comes alive

Park filled with lots of puppy love

Dream day for young West Coast Eagles fan

Bedfordale’s own Halloween celebrations continue

Anyone for ghost poo and sticky eyeballs?

High praise for exhibitors

Caring for our most vulnerable

Colourful fundraiser for new classroom environment

Celebrating the success of Forrestdale Primary’s history

Armadale children celebrated

Horror classic goes back to its roots

Car thieves put on notice

Fun times at show

“I will be dead by the time the new trees grow”

New charity to help Armadale’s homeless

Students pen their concerns

Driving services moved out of Kelmscott

Troubled times for group

Brothers ready to take on the nation’s best

Missing woman – Monica Bloom

Time to celebrate children

Man cops $5000 fine for illegal dumping

Fiesta tackles the tough stuff

The hills are alive with festival fun

Giving homeless women and girls some dignity

All the thrills of a travelling circus

Imagination brings school to life

High fuel load warning

Vandalism takes its toll on park

Cockatoo plight the theme of show

Pavilion officially opens

Lighting up the SES

The show must go on

In the eye of the beholder

King or queen for a day

Volunteers save club $180,000

Cancer survivor enjoys life again

Last hope for Men’s Shed

Trinkets a part of local primary school history

A sea of tranquility

Bound for the battlefield

Great night for a bite

Barry Urban arrested

Fire destroys Roleystone home

Brainiacs beat the best

Can you lend a hand?

Tales from the crypt

Junior firefighters wanted

Pub punters save lives

Blackout due to truck crash

Heroic photograph wins award

Gold for local brew

Future farmers to battle it out in comp

Roleystone Tigers tough it out on big stage

Book worms unite

New recruits join the front line

Motorbiking vandals target paddock fences

Young men “tackling the tough”

One man’s quest to memorialise Australia’s Aboriginal war heroes

Goodbye to her family in blue

Talking over a sausage sizzle

Baking for charity

Unique fire conditions in Perth hills

Students take a stand

New MP gains portfolio

Time in the limelight for young musician

Giving them Hope

Big brains ready to take on car rally experience

A taste of farm life

Armadale man caught in covert surveillance sting

Music to get you in the swing of things

Buy nothing and make friends

Jake Howe: first WA wheelchair rugby international in a decade

‘We basically lost everything’

Schoolwork and service rewarded

Are any of these items yours?

‘It’s going to be a battle’

Terrific teepees

Wild police chase

Wild weather set to continue

Rossmoyne student’s shock at taking out Shaun Tan award

Reflecting on rewarding work

Rematch 44 years in the making

Sporting facilities on the forefront

Yomi Ship: It’s in the Blood

‘Nobody wants this ban’

Big Win for Bulldogs

Rate rise anger

Burst water main keeps emergency services busy

Girls lead all the way to Canberra

Heartfelt message from family after tragic end

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