WORK on the village green at the newly opened Carrum Station has been completed. The station opened for passengers in February this year, but works have continued. All facilities at the station are now open, including the main station entrance on McLeod Road and an all day commuter car park. “Station facilities now open include a climate-controlled waiting room at ground level, accessible toilets, bicycle storage, station office and protective services officer facilities,” a Level Crossing Removal Project media release read. “We will now start work to remove the temporary buildings, complete landscaping and install seating for the new station…
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By Stuart McCullough IT’S done. Human culture has finally reached a point at which it can never be bettered. After thousands of years of evolutionary development that included the Renaissance and the Industrial Revolution, we can now take our collective foot off the pedal safe in the knowledge that things, put simply, have just reached a glorious high water mark that leaves us all better off. Somebody call Charles Darwin, because evolution is now officially complete. That’s because I’ve just seen a TV advert featuring Snoop Dogg for a food delivery service. This is a glorious development that should be…
By Laura Green FRANKSTON handyman Jake Craddock has printed hundreds of “ear protectors” for mask wearers over the past two weeks by using a 3D printer. Premier Daniel Andrews announced masks would be compulsory in public two weeks ago, following a surge in coronavirus cases statewide. Mr Craddock sourced a design and printed the protectors, which wrap around the back of the head, for his friend who was experiencing sores from frequent mask-wearing . “She had little cuts behind her ears as well and that just made me want to print them even more,” Mr Craddock said. Community demand for…
A MAN who stole 12 bottles of scotch from a Seaford bottle-o is wanted by police. Police have been told that theft occurred at a liquor store on Frankston Dandenong-Road at around 1.30pm, 1 July. The offender put 12 bottles of Chivers Royal scotch into a duffle bag and left without paying. Police say the man is “perceived to be Caucasian in appearance, approximately 190cm tall and aged in his late 20s to early 30s. At the time, he was wearing a dark coloured hooded jacket, navy Adidas track pants and white Adidas runners. The duffle bag was either navy…
FRANKSTON Police Station has reopened after officers were sent into self isolation last month. At least one officer at the station returned a positive result for COVID-19 last month. The station has been closed while testing and cleaning is underway. A Frankston Police statement released on 28 July read that “after previously being shut due to a confirmed case of COVID-19 we have reopened our reception counter for urgent matters.” “Please continue to utilise the Police Assistance Line on 131 444 or report online at onlinereporting.police.vic.gov.au for non urgent reports and contact triple zero 000 for urgent matters.” While the…