News 100 Days of learning at Echuca Twin Rivers By Riverine Herald Aug 11, 2022 Celebration: One of Echuca Twin Rivers School’s Prep classes celebrating their first 100 days of school. Photo by Steve Huntley Echuca Twin Rivers School’s Prep students celebrated their first 100 days of school on Friday, August 5. Young as you feel: Zoe Cavanagh with Tate Dalley dressed as though they were 100 years old. Photo by Steve Huntley Proud: Teachers Erin Whitten and Bec Irving celebrate in costume with their students. Photo by Steve Huntley Growing up: Jaxon King, Zoe Cavanagh and Grady Sandercock dress up to celebrate their first 100 days of school. Photo by Steve Huntley Related Stories News Eighty-one per cent would wait too long to leave during bushfire: CFA surveyConcerning number of Victorians indicated they were unlikely to leave until fire was threatening the landscape, and 12 per cent said they would stay and defend. By Yarrawonga Chronicle News Taking 69 years one day at a timeNeville and Florence McPherson celebrated 69 years of marriage last month, proving that a little KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) goes a long way to standing the test of time. By Ian Johnson News Green means go as bridge lights malfunction Last month, Chris Rankine was confronted by the shocking sight of a bus attempting to cross the John Foord Bridge before he had completed his own crossing, and it took a minute for both parties to figure out what had gone wrong. By Ian Johnson News From foster care to carer: giving love back For Alex Scott, being a foster carer is more than just reaching out and providing a home for a lost soul; it’s a balancing act, a passion he shares with his wife Amy, and an opportunity to offer the same hope and love that was once given to him. By Ian Johnson Newsletter Delivered weekly each Wednesday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Popular News Taking 69 years one day at a time Sport Rowing club launches new season News From foster care to carer: giving love back News Storm erupts in Catholic education National Murder charges laid after plumber shot dead in car park
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