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‘No dogs’ signs vandalised
Several signs indicating no dogs are allowed in Fernkloof Nature Reserve had to be replaced last week, a day after new signs were erected to replace those that had been removed.
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All-seeing eyes lead to arrest
Security cameras in and around Hermanus continue to be a real thorn in the side for would-be criminals. It helped in the arrest of at least two suspects recently, both of whom were found with bicycles reported stolen.
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VLV-lede leer meer oor kwilt
Die maandelikse byeenkomste van die Caledon-tak van die Vrouelandbouvereniging (VLV) is altyd interessant en opvoedkundig.
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Heidehof bedank skenkers
Die Heidehof Tehuis vir Bejaardes het op 11 Junie met ’n Dankie-sê-ontbyt spesiale erkenning aan skenkers en vrywilligers gegee.
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Alfa-buurtwag help
AfriForum-buurtwagte se hommeltuig-vlieëniers is so goed dat hulle selfs in die ergste weerstoestande mense oor lang afstande kan opspoor.
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Man vas ná ontvoering
’n Verdagte het verlede Donderdag (20 Junie) op aanklagte van ontvoering, afpersing, gewapende roof en geldwassery in die Caledon-landdroshof verskyn. Dié klagte hou verband met ’n voorval Saterdag 15 Junie waar twee 19-jarige studente op die Fransch
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Sosiale media gons oor uitsettings
Sosiale media het ná die berig oor die Paradisepark-inwoners verlede week in Hermanus Times (‘Intimidasie’, 19 Junie 2024), behoorlik gegons oor die sage wat nou al sewe jaar duur.
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Boy disappears in the surf
The search for a young boy from Zwelihle, who disappeared into the ocean while playing in the surf with friends at Schulphoek, continues.
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Big plunge taken for a good cause
It was only the most courageous who braved the cold water of the Klein River during the Stanford Penguin Plunge that was held on Saturday.
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