DENNIS KELLY: Obituaries & In Memoria
DENNIS KELLY LONG TIME BAY LOCAL and friend to many, Dennis Gerard Kelly passed away at his home in Casino on 1/11/2017, aged 59. Sadly missed by his children, Reannan,…
DENNIS KELLY LONG TIME BAY LOCAL and friend to many, Dennis Gerard Kelly passed away at his home in Casino on 1/11/2017, aged 59. Sadly missed by his children, Reannan,…
Voice of Byron and KWIMABB regular, Melissa Darnley, shared this post by Cape Byron Lighthouse Friends and Volunteers, calling for help in identifying the kids in this photo.
The photo is to be part of the Cape Byron Lighthouse Children’s Display which is part of the new museum at the lighthouse.
THE BYRON BAY Memorial Recreation Grounds are once again under threat. Continuing its don’t-care attitude towards any form of memorial to those who gave their lives at war, Council reportedly wants to claim the Rec Grounds for a permaculture farm.
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THE ICONIC BYRON Community Market will return to its original home on the Byron Bay beachfront from May 2018 to allow for the development of the new Byron Bay bus interchange in the Butler Street Reserve and the construction of the Byron Bay bypass.
The market is one of the most popular monthly markets in the Northern Rivers and the Byron Shire Council and the Byron Community Centre (BCC) are confident that the temporary relocation to the beachfront will be well received by the community.
SCHOOLIES 2017 is expected to bring approximately 10,000 teenagers to Byron Bay from 17 November to 4 December this year.
Byron Shire Mayor, Simon Richardson, said he hoped the school leavers enjoyed relaxing on the beach with friends and celebrating the end of their high school education.
BYRON SHIRE Councillor Jan Hackett has called for traffic light trials to be conducted at the Bayshore Drive/Ewingsdale Road intersection and the Lawson/Jonson Street roundabout.
Jan says, “As we now have increased difficulty seeing traffic leave the town at that point, and the situation constantly becoming worse, trialling traffic lights over the congested summer months to see if they work and gauge community response, seems to me to be a no brainer.
BYRON SHIRE Councillor Michael Lyon will call for Council staff progress reports regarding illegal camping on Byron Bay and Brunswick Heads beaches.
Cr Lyon will request information as to what “actions that have been taken or are planned to be taken to prevent illegal camping, dumping and other damaging activities at the Belongil sand dunes following the latest clean-up that occurred on October 24” and “actions that have been taken or are planned to be taken to prevent damage to sand dunes at Brunswick Heads.”
VOICE of BYRON regular, Melissa Darnley, shared this call for volunteers to help at the Cape Byron Lighthouse.
BETTY JOHNSON Very sad news just to hand that long-time Byron Bay local Betty Johnson passed away on October 29. Betty was wife of Garth, (dec) and mother to sons…