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South Golden Beach Community Centre sign stolen

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image1Sadly, some joker thought it would be a good idea to steal our newly erected sign at South Golden Beach Community Centre.

Senseless acts such as this are disappointing but our passion for our community still burns brightly.

We recognise that the majority of our residents respect our community facilities and encourage residents who wish to contribute to the care and management of our community centre to consider nominating for the S355 management committee.

See Sgbhall.com for more info or ring Byron Shire Council on 6626 7000.

We live in hope that a random act of conscience will yet return the sign to its rightful place.

Angela Dunlop, chairperson management committee, SGB Community Centre


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  1. Dear Angela,
    I and we who run Upper Main Arm( Kohinur) Community Centre know only to well the feelings of frustration, anger and despair when some dick head or two decides to perform an act of mindless vandalism on the centres we work so hard to maintain for the communities we serve. We recently had a gas bottle stolen, a break in with minor damage and vandalism to our amenities block. More work, more expenses that could go elsewhere.
    it really gives one the shits. Commiserations to you and your committee. We are with you.

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