Getting on with business
THREE Ocean Grove businesswomen displayed their products at the recent Geelong Women in Business expo.
The event was a great success, with all exhibitor spaces...
Flying Brick on 10-day Variety Bash
The 'Flying Brick’ is ready for action.
The iconic cider house in Wallington will be represented in the 26th Variety Bash, which began last week...
Magical memoirs, a good read
By JUSTIN FLYNN
Ocean Grover Alan Cobham decided to put his innermost thoughts into a book, and now has the finished product to share.
Alan’s book,...
Warmer nights in the pipeline
KINGSTON estate residents who shivered through two gas outages last month will be relieved to know that new pipelines are being installed by their...
The five per cent difference
Women’s Div 1 Surfside Waves 1 vs Barwon 0
THAT extra five per cent effort makes all the difference. In a hard-fought contest, great football...
Trees face chop
By LUKE VOOGT
THE Ocean Grove Community Association has expressed its concern for the town’s Grubb Road gateway, after a recent application to remove 150...
Walk the estuary
THE Barwon Estuary Project combines arts and science to increase the local community’s understanding, appreciation and care for the biodiversity of the Barwon estuary.
The...
Speedsters given a bin reminder
Ocean Grove residents are being urged to help make streets safer by having ‘Life Saving’ stickers pasted to their garbage wheelie bins. Australia is...
Bomber’s book a blast with buyers
FORMER Geelong premiership winning coach and Essendon premiership player Mark 'Bomber’ Thompson was in Ocean Grove on Thursday 28 July.
Thompson was at Bookgrove on...
After 25 years, still in a class of their own
THE University of the Third Age (U3A) Active Listening to Music class has been operating in Ocean Grove for 25 years.
The group held a...
Hands-on with river health
HAVE you ever felt like getting involved in local nature?
Once a month, EstuaryWatch volunteers monitor the condition of local estuaries such as the Barwon...
Rocking to stop the shaking
MORE than $20,000 was raised when Ocean Grove rocked for Parkinson’s during two nights of sell out shows.
The third annual Light of Day Australia...
Record breaker for Cottage
About 300 community supporters attended Cottage by the Sea’s annual fair on January 11, which raised a record-breaking $80,000.
All funds raised will go...
