Summer camp is back; vaccine for 12-15 year-olds will help Alison Grande
Last summer, camps were either canceled or shifted online. This summer they are returning with the same safety precautions children are seeing at school.
The Overlake School in Redmond will offer part-time and full-time camps this summer. They will focus on outdoor programs and will keep children together in pods. The campus covers 73 acres, so there is plenty of space to explore.
“Demand has been through the roof. Our middle school camps are 98% sold out. We only have a handful of spots remaining,” said Nate Edmunds, summer program director, The Overlake School.
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The Gympie region saw its fair share of theft and credit card fraud in 2020, but the long arm of the law caught up with them as they found themselves facing the Magistrates and District Courts.
From stealing from the disabled to swindling their boss out of $136k, we have compiled a list of the worst offenders of the past 12 months.
1. Gympie thief robbed elderly, homes, businesses for 17 years
A serial burglar who targeted bowls clubs, businesses and homes across the Gympie region over a 20-year spree was jailed in 2020.
Craig Anthony Wilson, 44, was convicted of offences dating back to 2002-2003, and several offences from 2019, including stealing jewellery, handbags, an iPad, phones, keys, cash from bowls clubs, fishing equipment, diesel, power tools and a car.