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LESERFOTO’S: Goud breek deur
Een van DistriksPos & Helderberg Gazette se gunsteling-amateurfotograwe, Cobus Germishuys, was weer met sy mik-en-druk-kamera op die strand in foto-neem-aksie!
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LETTER: ‘No, this City doesn’t work for ratepayers’
With reference to the article titled “Overflow engulfs the new PTI” (DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette, 31 July).
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LETTER: ‘No, this City doesn’t work for ratepayers’
With reference to the article titled “Overflow engulfs the new PTI” (DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette, 31 July).
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A new staffer at the ’Mail
Barend J Williams has joined the DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette team as a journalist. The Gordon’s Bay resident is ready to apply his journalistic experience to the community’s needs.
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Jamey makes it to the top!
Jamey Gordon, news editor of DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette, was among the country’s top community journalists honoured at the annual AVBOB FCJ Excellence Awards in Johannesburg on Friday evening (2 August).
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‘Help us restore our razed home’
A Somerset West resident is desperately appealing to the compassionate Helderberg community to help restore her heritage-rich family home in Church Street severely damaged by a devastating fire that swept through the property more than two years ago.
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LETTER: ‘No, this City doesn’t work for ratepayers’
With reference to the article titled “Overflow engulfs the new PTI” (DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette, 31 July).
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Soet River saga: Turning the tide on pollution
The Soet River is in a catastrophic state due to severe pollution, and recent storms have washed massive amounts of litter onto the Strand coastline.
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LETTER: ‘No, this City doesn’t work for ratepayers’
With reference to the article titled “Overflow engulfs the new PTI” (DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette, 31 July).
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A new staffer at the ’Mail
Barend J Williams has joined the DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette team as a journalist. The Gordon’s Bay resident is ready to apply his journalistic experience to the community’s needs.





