November 23 2018

Deniliquin has had some interesting weather this week.

A dust storm blown across town on Wednesday and during that time rainfall also reached town causing the dust to turn into drops of mud or ‘dirty rain’.

Once clean cars were quickly turned into cars that looked like they went through a couple of puddles but it could of been dirtier if not for the rain coming to a quick halt.

High winds came on Thursday with winds reaching 52km/h and gusts reaching as high as 72km/h and the rain returned to drop a couple more millimetres and the town even got some hailstones.

Unfortunately the town is still slightly more than 30mm off its November average for rainfall and has received 119.6mm less rainfall than this time last year.

Deniliquin is expected to get some cool conditions to end November with a little rain added to the mix.

November 18 2018

St Pauls Church are currently seeking donations of books, bric a brac, linen, ornaments, craft items, jewellery and any other useful small items.

The donations are for their stall at the Lions Club Market, the Market is held on every 4th Saturday of each month.

Donations can be dropped off at St Pauls Church in Harrison street and it is requested that the donations are marked “for church stall” or “for Marcia”.

They can also be delivered to the stall on the day of the market or items can be arranged to be picked up from your house and to do that please phone Marcia on 5881 5054.

All money raised at their stall will go to St Pauls Church.

November 15 2018

Noisy Street Design released a steady amount of videos this week and they are really excellent videos

From Big River Real Estate to Channel 4 Change, the quality of all the videos is outstanding and shows that Noisy Street Design is a leader in helping locals promote their businesses or their causes.

The videos do get some good view totals on YouTube and they may entice some of the businesses that check them out into hiring Noisy Street Design to do a video for them.

From the air to the ground, there is something for all businesses in the local area that need some good footage to be put together for great effect.

November 14 2018

Last year saw those who were teens in the 1980’s descend on Echuca to party like it was 1989 and on December 1 they’re going to do it again.

300 people said yes to attending last year and Deniliquin residents who popped in regularly (that be quite a few) to Echuca in their teen years are once again invited to attend.

The plan is to meet at The Yank (American Hotel) and go to the Top Deck Bar (access from Heygarth Street) at 7pm to receive name tag and wrist band.

Free Entry is for anyone who is 41 and over and Happy Hour is between 7pm and 8pm with selected drinks at $80’s prices with $2 beer, wine and bubbles plus $5 slushies.

Classic 70’s and 80’s tunes will be played so be prepared for the best and the worst of the 80’s, those synthesiser heavy tracks, music from bands like Def Leppard and of course you got to throw in some Rick Astley.

Further information can be obtained by going to ‘Echuca 80’s Teens‘, Suzy Farley the organizer is quite friendly and is always helpful to those who ask questions.

November 12 2018

The Deniliquin Community Garden in Whitelock Street (behind the Swim Centre) are looking for new members.

But that’s not all they are looking for as they also need scraps for their worm farm.

They need veggie, fruit, coffee, tea and eggshell scraps so they can make things happen.

To become a member you will need to visit the ERC offices and they will give you all the details on how to become a Community Garden member.

If you would like to visit the garden sometime, message them on Facebook and they will organise a time with you to meet at the garden.

If you happen to be driving or walking past and someone is there you can just pop in and say hello as well.

We wish DCG all the success in the world in getting members, scraps and successful growth of all they grow.