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Milon Attaway, a parent of a second grader at Bluford said, “We are begging that you vote against the non-renewal recommendation and let Bluford keep progressing. I’ve personally witnessed the intellectual advancement of Bluford scholars. I spend nights texting my teachers and no matter what time they always respond. My son’s scores are significantly higher and he’s on the honor roll. He wants me to let you know to keep his school the same.”
Francisco Echevarria is the father of a second and fifth grader at the school. He said it’s the culture that has kept his children enrolled at Daroff since kindergarten.
Mr Wray said the warehouse was versatile and would lend itself to just about any use. A Carole Park warehouse has been listed for lease but, tempted by the hot real estate market, the owner is open to offers of purchase.
“It could suit anyone, really – the industrial market has a lot of different businesses and users in it,” he said.
“There’s a multitude of possible uses – you couldn’t say it’s just for one specific use.”
He said the high ceilings and building style may particularly appeal to the distribution industry.
“I guess it’s more suited to someone in distribution because of the nature of the building being tilt panel, and also the internal height being quite good,” he said.
With the assistance of POLAIR, police began tracking the vehicle and successfully deployed a tyre deflation device on Cassowary Dr at Burleigh Waters, a police statement read. A Queensland Police POLAIR helicopter on the move. File image. Picture: Paul Sadler Photography/QPS The vehicle continued into The Promenade at Robina where the group abandoned the vehicle and fled the scene. All four were arrested after a short foot pursuit, just before 9pm. Police allege the car was stolen from a Benowa residence over the Easter long weekend, on Saturday, April 3. The 18-year-old Labrador woman has been charged with unlawful use of a motor vehicle.
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Subscriber only THE overnight pursuit of a stolen car came to a dramatic end when it smashed into several police vehicles before stopping. Three people were arrested and three police cars damaged after the allegedly stolen car was spotted driving in Ipswich. Police tracked the white Subaru Liberty from Ipswich to the Gold Coast before laying stingers on Musgrave Ave, Coolangatta at 9.50pm. After noticing the car travelling westbound on the Logan Motorway, Carole Park, police tracked it as it drove through Tivoli, along Francis St and Mt Crosby Rd before travelling east on the Warrego Hwy. After passing over police stingers, the car s tyres began to deflate but allegedly continued to drive for another 10 minutes.
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