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Left in the lurch
23/07/2008 | Outrage and anger from expectant mothers and their supporters erupted at a Katoomba Hospital rally on Monday morning, bringing home the true impact of the sudden closure of the region's only maternity unit.
Jonathan’s blowing his trumpet in Beijing
16/07/2008 | Blaxland teenager Jonathan Baker will swap the cement assembly area of Penrith High School for the iconic ground of Beijing’s Tiananmen Square when he performs as part of an international youth orchestra in the lead-up to the Olympic Games next month.
Looking for a home
16/07/2008 | Five years after beginning their search, Hazelbrook Croquet Club (HCC) have become increasingly frustrated by their failure to secure land for a new home.
Diabetes danger rises
16/07/2008 | The Mountains is experiencing an alarming rise in the number of diabetes diagnoses as the disease spreads rapidly around the country.
Lawson work start only months away
16/07/2008 | The first stage of Lawson town centre’s reconstruction is about to get under way, marking a major milestone in the long-running saga over the village’s future.
Council slugged for election cost
16/07/2008 | Blue Mountains City Council has cried foul after being slugged with a massive bill by the State Government to run this September’s local government elections.
16/07/2008 | A Springwood nursing home is at the centre of an ongoing investigation by health authorities after 10 of its elderly residents died in the space of three weeks during a gastroenteritis outbreak.
Pilgrim passion shines through
16/07/2008 | World Youth Day mightn’t hit its stride until tomorrow when Pope Benedict delivers his opening address from Sydney Harbour but for hundreds of overseas pilgrims the festivities began in the Blue Mountains last week.
Mountains schools left in the dark by RTA
10/07/2008 | School zones in the Blue Mountains have been overlooked again by the Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) in a statewide rollout of flashing light signs.
10/07/2008 | The first week of July saw strong westerly winds which caused extensive damage to properties across the Blue Mountains last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Recycling service hits snag
10/07/2008 | Linden residents were prisoners in their own village last Friday morning as the Mountains' new recycling service got off to a rocky start.
Soccer plan kicks off
10/07/2008 | Preparations are under way on a master plan for Glenbrook’s Knapsack Park that will allow new facilities at the popular soccer ground.
10/07/2008 | Wentworth Falls residents are venting their anger at Vodafone and Optus, claiming there was minimal consultation about a proposal for a mobile base station in the village’s shopping centre.
Town facelift fears
10/07/2008 | Opposition to council’s revitalisation plans for Springwood took another leap forward last Monday night when a huge crowd attended a public meeting aimed at “saving” the village from any major supermarket development.
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24/07/2008 | The great contradiction of life in a modern capitalist economy is that to be a winner you have to resist most of the blandishments of the capitalists.
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