photo by Roman Baska
If you happened to go for a stroll last Sunday—a typically beautiful, cool sunny winter’s day—and if you happened to head off North Creek Road, down Blue Seas Parade, you would have stumbled upon something quite unexpected.
The Coastal Grove Development is nestled in a valley below Survey Street, and it slopes up the hill towards the farm house on top. It is fairly deserted, with only one completed house and a couple more on the way, but scarcely a pedestrian in sight.
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Amanda Bromfield describes herself on her website this way—’she is a school teacher, mother of four (including triplets), breast cancer survivor, dog lover, passionate environmentalist and a country girl who still yearns for the city.
It’s been nearly three years since mates John Culver and Michael Groves became business partners in Lennox Head Optometry.
Yes, it’s true, Michael Leunig is coming to Lennox Head, thanks to the Byron Bay Writers Festival and our own Lennox Arts Board.
A massive 3000 books were donated by the community for the Club Lennox Bookfest which took place over the weekend, and raised over $3000 for the cause.
Milly Zavattaro admits that some people still have doubts about coming into her shop. But Rock of Ages is a unique tattoo shop.
In a winter program of movies Newrybar Hall presents an afternoon screening of the recently released romantic comedy Rust and Bone. Starring Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts, this French / Belgian film received wide acclaim and great reviews around the world. David and Margaret from At the Movies gave it a four and half star rating.
Well, we are at 491 likes on Facebook this morning, so it seems like a good time to get down on our knees and beg. Pleeeeeaaaaase like us. It would be so cool to reach 500 this week. Jason Mumford has been working so hard to get our Facebook page alive and interesting and I think anyone who is a regular visitor would agree that he has succeeded. Our dream is that the page will be able to keep Lennox Head residents up to date with what’s going on around town, and also provide a constant stream of visual reminders of how lucky we are to live in such a beautiful place. Thanks to Jason and his camera, this is all coming true. This picture of a sunset at the footy is one of his.
Thanks to Ballina Shire Council Club Lennox has been given permission to erect its fundraising thermometer on the bus shelter in the main street. In fact, better than that, Council staff have actually put it up! This amazing green thermometer will display to the whole town, approximately where the Club Lennox fundraising effort is up to, and how far there is to go.
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