A FUNDRAISING drive at The Gateway in Langwarrin to help raise money for breast cancer has raised over $7000. Inspired by breast cancer survivor, Sally Bell, who works at Mckays Quality Meats at the centre, the complex turned pink between 29 April and 5 May. Retailers teamed up to make donations for a raffle and decorate their stores for the occasion. The final total raised was $7085. First published in the Frankston Times – 13 May 2019
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POLICE and CFA attended the scene of a fire on Dunsterville Crescent, Frankston, at around 9.30am on 4 May. Frankston Police said a fire broke out in the garage of a duplex, and awoke two people sleeping in the garage. They left and alerted another two people inside the home. All people escaped without injury. Frankston Police said that in the early stages of the investigation, it appears that the blaze was non suspicious. Emergency accommodation was arranged for the affected people. First published in the Frankston Times – 13 May 2019
OFFENDERS have broken into a garage in Frankston South and stolen a boat. The thieves broke in sometime between 4 May and 5 May. The stolen boat is a Haines Hunter Halfcab white fiber glass boat with the registration Y96906. Information to Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000. First published in the Frankston Times – 13 May 2019
SOMERVILLE Highway Patrol are hunting a motorbike driver who will be able to assist them with their enquiries into a high range excessive speed offence. The driver was spotted driving along Peninsula Link Frankston. The driver of the purple Harley Davidson motorcycle was wearing a purple hoodie with purple pants and shoes. The driver had a tattoo on the back of their hand. Information to Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000. First published in the Frankston Times – 13 May 2019
BRICK building enthusiasts inspired by the hit Lego Masters TV show can hone their skills and talents by joining Frankston’s Lego Club. The club runs sessions every two weeks to provide a space for Lego lovers to exercise their ever expanding imaginations. The mayor Michael O’Reilly said the club is “a great opportunity for children of all ages to test their skills. “If you have your very own amazing Lego creator at home, why not bring them down to the Frankston Library after school to meet other like-minded Lego lovers,” he said. “Our famous Lego Club runs every second Wednesday…