Author: Bayside News

A BMX track at Langwarrin has riders jumping for joy. The new free public track features compacted dirt mounds along a path that weaves through trees. All skill levels, from beginners to experienced riders, can take to the ‘pump track’ to build skill and confidence. Frankston mayor Cr James Dooley said the new BMX track is already attracting riders. “The need for the track was highlighted in the Lloyd Park Master Plan and the Frankston Skate and BMX Facilities Strategy,” he said. “It also serves to encourage riders to stay out of the neighbouring bushland in Lloyd Park and is…

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Frankston Police have arrested two women in relation to a stabbing at a Frankston shopping mall on Saturday. It’s alleged two unknown females stole items from a store in Station Street, about 3.55pm. As the pair attempted to leave the store they were confronted by staff and a struggle ensued with one of the females overpowering the staff member. As they fled the shop a nearby man saw the commotion and attempted to detain one of the females. It’s alleged the man was stabbed in the arm during the struggle Two 23-year-old Frankston women were arrested in Frankston by uniform…

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Frankston Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating following a theft and stabbing at a Frankston shopping mall on Saturday. It’s believed two unknown females stole items from a store in Station Street, about 3.55pm. As the pair attempted to leave the store they were confronted by staff and a struggle ensued. The staff member was overpowered by one of the females and she was able to flee from the shop, chased by the staff member. A nearby man saw the commotion and attempted to detain the female. As the female struggled with the man they fell to the ground and…

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Kingston City Hall will undergo a major refurbishment in early 2016 to ensure the iconic building continues to meet the needs of the Kingston community. The $575,000 project will improve the links between indoor and outdoor areas by installing glass door panels in the north wall to connect the Kingston City Hall with the neighbouring Kingston Arts Centre. Other upgrades will include: foyer, box office and cafe upgrade replacement of the passenger lift improved access for people with disabilities upgrades to heating and cooling. Kingston mayor Cr Tamsin Bearsley said the Kingston City Hall was a focal point for community…

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A SEAFORD woman was lucky to escape serious injury when her car hit a power pole in Nepean Hwy, Carrum, 10pm, Sunday 10 January. The woman, 47, was driving south when she possibly blacked out and hit the pole, snapping it at the base and leaving it teetering dangerously over the road. Her car careered over the highway into Progress Av where she was able to get out and await treatment. A MICA ambulance later took her to Frankston hospital. Live power poles hug low over Nepean Hwy and a transformer exploded, causing small grass fires. Parts of Carrum and…

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