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Angela Warren-Smith awarded National Medal

Angela Warren-Smith awarded National Medal

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Congratulations to the Alexandra Secondary College duxes

Congratulations to the Alexandra Secondary College duxes

ALEXANDRA Secondary College was delighted to congratulate the school duxes for 2025. They were Emelia Weeks and Danielle Nadj. Emelia Weeks Emelia Weeks has only recently returned from 10 days...
Angela Warren-Smith awarded National Medal

Angela Warren-Smith awarded National Medal

Congratulations to the Alexandra Secondary College duxes

Congratulations to the Alexandra Secondary College duxes

Merton cricketers win against Beechworth/Stanley

Merton cricketers win against Beechworth/Stanley

Brian Simmons takes victory at Yea Golf Club

Brian Simmons takes victory at Yea Golf Club

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ALEXANDRA Rotary is providing vouchers for local suppliers to anyone impacted by the fire. They are encouraged to drop in to the Alexandra Community Shed / Eildon & District Woodworkers Guild (also known as the Woodies) to pick some up.

They are located in the meeting space rather than the workshop area, with plenty of signage to let people know where to find them. It’s a private space.

Tom Farrell from Alexandra Rotary explained, “We simply ask the people whether they’ve been adversely affected by the fires and in need, or if there is someone that they know and that person can then take it to them. Or they can buy the stuff (using the vouchers) and take it to the person directly.”

The vouchers are either two $50 vouchers or one $100 voucher, and “Sometimes it can be varied,” Tom said, adding that the vouchers can be used like a gift card.

Endeavour Petrol Station have separate vouchers available through Rotary, and have provided additional funds to the pool.

Coffee shops have been given money as well, to give food and drinks to people who have been impacted, or to emergency personnel.

Simpsons Fuel have also had funds made available by Rotary to give out free fuel when needed.

At the Woodies meeting space, there are also a variety of goods which have been donated, including new goods from JB’s Wear.
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