THE ARTICLES YOU CLICKED IN OCTOBER-DECEMBER
No.1: Family and friends of Lenny Lawlor have paid tribute to the 36-year-old father, who was killed in a tragic accident in October. Read the original article.
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No.2: The 2015 Guyra Christmas Carnival has been declared a resounding success. Jointly organised by the Rotary Club and the Pre-School, the event was held under sunny skies at the Guyra Showground on Sunday, December 6.
No.3: With their backs against the wall Guyra Shire councillors sought direction from the community. Before a packed auditorium at the Guyra Bowling Club, Mayor Hans Hietbrink likened the choice currently facing council to that of being shot, being poisoned or being drowned. It follows the finding by IPART that Guyra was ‘unfit’ to continue as an independent council. Read on
No.4: Guyra Central School has achieved its best Higher School Certificate results in a number of years, with strong results across the whole cohort. Read the Argus' December 17 report
No.5: 2015 was the year that the mighty Super Spuds and Spudettes made a return to the field. While a win eluded the boys, the Spudettes put a few on the board. However, the success of the season was not on the scoreboard, but the achievement of a getting the club up and running again. Check out the photos here
No.6: Guyra's Lamb and Potato Festival will mark its 30th anniversary in 2016. We're all ramped up for it already! Check out the feature here
No.7: This is a weird one - it's from 2012! But it had you clicking nig time in 2015. Check it out here.
No.8: Donna Davidson thanked everyone who contributed to the success of the Guyra Country Gardens in October. The photos were a winner, too. Remind yourself here.
No.9: If you are into fine food, good company and entertainment then you would not have been disappointed at the Passion in the Peonies event in October. Check it out here
No.10: Several New England North West councils are facing the axe after the NSW Government released a damning report card from the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART). Read the initial Argus report.
