A PETITION calling for youth crisis centres in Frankston and on the Mornington Peninsula has been signed by almost 800 people. The Youth2Campaign is advocating for a plan to build two crisis accommodation facilities with active staffing 24/7. The two proposed centres would be in Frankston and Rosebud. A barbeque was held on 7 August by the campaign team, with dozens of people turning up to lend support. The mayor Michael O’Reilly said “the event was a great success, with close to 100 local young people turning out to show their support for the campaign.” “Frankston City youth are a…
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KINGSTON CIU detectives are hoping to reunite stolen jewellry to its owner. The jewellery (below) was located inside a stolen vehicle. Contact Detective Senior Constable Carol Griffith on 9556 6188 for more information. First published in the Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News – 7 August 2019
KINGSTON and Bayside police members teamed up with the SES and Parks Victoria for a missing person search simulation last Monday, 29 July. Police said the exercise was run in response to the “growing number” of reported missing persons. “Exercises like this give us the opportunity to practice and test important skills police use on a daily basis when searching for missing persons,” Senior Sergeant Campbell said. “It’s a great opportunity to build on the great relationships we have with other agencies such as SES and Parks Victoria.” Over 25 police officers took part. First published in the Chelsea Mordialloc…
A DRIVER has been caught driving over 50 kmph over the speed limit on the Dingley Bypass. On 29 July, Moorabbin highway patrol members clocked a vehicle driving at 132 kmph in the 80 kmph zone between Tootal Road and Boundary Road. The car was intercepted by police. Police said the “driver allegedly explained the reason for his speed was because he was wearing steel-capped work boots.” The car was impounded for 30 days and the driver will be charged on summons. First published in the Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News – 7 August 2019
WORKS to revamp Roy Dore Reserve in Carrum have been scheduled for late 2019. The project will see the reserve get a new main pavilion, tennis pavilion and courts, and lighting upgrades. The project is to be completed in stages, with the final stage scheduled to finish by 2023. Kingston ratepayers contributed $4.8 million to the project, while the state government allocated $4 million of taxpayer money to the works. The mayor Georgina Oxley said “this incredible new facility will benefit a whole range of local groups and help provide Carrum with high-quality facilities to enjoy for decades to come.”…