News Letters to the editor By David Rak Sep 27, 2021 Mitchell Shire is staying in lockdown. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Seymour has no COVID-19 cases but is being penalised because we are in Mitchell Shire. Isn’t it about time Seymour drew the line and left Mitchell Shire? Seymour is a regional town and not like the south, which is becoming metropolitan. It is time for our north riding councillors to stand up and fight for Seymour and others in post code 3660. — Greg Edwards, Seymour. Related Stories News Police crackdown targets impaired drivers over AFL grand final weekendNearly 1000 motorists have been caught drink or drug driving over the AFL grand final weekend in the past four years. By Monique Preston News CFA appoints new chief officerGarry Cook has 40 years of emergency management experience, and has previously held executive positions within the CFA. By Cobram Courier News From war-torn Europe to regional VictoriaFrom wartime Germany to a cattle farm in rural Victoria, Cobram’s Elfriede (Elfie) Margarete Endicott has lived a century worth of stories. By Abby Green News Meet the Light Horse troop that once escorted royaltyIn the mid 1980s an Australian Army Major from Albury recruited a number of serving soldiers, some retired veterans and a few horses. By Simon Ruppert Newsletter Delivered weekly each Wednesday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Read News From war-torn Europe to regional Victoria Sport ‘Unbelievable’ show of support for local family Sport Brave Cobram downed in thriller Sport Tough Tigers battle hard in under-13 decider News Police crackdown targets impaired drivers over AFL grand final weekend
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