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Print subscribers If you re a print subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one. Non-subscribers “Adopt a student” to support local education Posted By Jessica Vaughn FOLEY - The South Baldwin Literacy Council is asking for community members to “adopt a student” in a new fundraising program! For $26 a month, students will receive one-on-one tutoring, books, and materials, at no cost to them. “The adopt a student program is a vital part of the South Baldwin Literacy Council’s success,” said Director Mitchell Lee. “As we provide all of our services free of charge, we depend on community support to continue our tutoring programs. By adopting a student, you are playing a key role in a community member’s education.” ....
Alexander Mitchell Lee Fort Drummond at Mount Saint Thomas, NSW. Alexander Lee, Author provided Australia built a number of coastal defences to help protect the country from any enemy attack during the second world war. Now, almost 80 years later, some of the physical remnants of those historic facilities lie forgotten and decaying. These monuments to the nation’s home defence are in desperate need of preservation. While their condition varies greatly, too many have faded into obscurity. In defence of Wollongong For example, if you take a drive through the city of Wollongong today you could be forgiven for thinking the city played no role in the war. There is little indication this city was once heavily defended against a much-feared Axis attack. ....