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LETTER | ‘Logo is not Gordon’s Bay!’
It is with dismay that we have recently noted a cap in a local shop depicting the G-anchor-B as Gordon’s Bay. This is far from the truth.
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Rome Glen house fire leads to tragedy
The Somerset West police have opened an inquest docket following a fatal house fire in the Rome Glen residential area.
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City’s biodiversity reviewed, have your say
The City of Cape Town is calling on residents to participate in the review and update of its crucial Bioregional Plan (2015), which is being renamed the City of Cape Town Biodiversity Spatial Plan (2025).
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PHOTOS | Summer art unveiled at Broadlands Manor
Broadlands Manor House is currently hosting the eighth opening of its Art4Seasons art exhibition, and officially launched the Summer collection on Sunday 16 February.
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LETTER | ‘Logo is not Gordon’s Bay!’
It is with dismay that we have recently noted a cap in a local shop depicting the G-anchor-B as Gordon’s Bay. This is far from the truth.
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Anns lend a helping hand
The Helderberg Rotary Anns settled the outstanding book accounts of eight Strand High School learners, thanks to a generous donation of a Dutch donor.
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CLUB CRICKET | Local lads enjoy a weekend of victories
Somerset West Cricket Club (SWCC) secured a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Bonteheuwel CC in a First Division B match at Radloff Park’s Alan Olsen Oval on Saturday (15 February).
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BACK TO BASICS | Making changes where they count is crucial
How many of you can remember when cigarette-vending machines could be found in hospital corridors, and when doctor’s fingers were stained with tobacco smoke while they told you to stop smoking?
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PHOTOS | Summer art unveiled at Broadlands Manor
Broadlands Manor House is currently hosting the eighth opening of its Art4Seasons art exhibition, and officially launched the Summer collection on Sunday 16 February.
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LETTER | We salute you, dear Mr Street Sweeper
We see him every Tuesday and Thursday, patiently sweeping the streets in our small community with smooth strokes of the broom. He greets everyone he meets with a smile and politely asks about their well-being.








