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The EDGE Community Newspaper

3 weeks ago

The EDGE Community Newspaper
New Years at Scarab! Not to be missed. See you there! ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

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Our 'Where to find it' 2026 Sedgefield business directory is published - and we are MOST proud of it. If you want a FREE list of ALL (we hope!) local businesses and services, pick up your FREE copy at Deo Gratia, Daily Grind, Slow Roasted Coffee or Dolphin Stationers. Alternatively, click on this link online.flipbuilder.com/3potato4/yqdx/ to get it on your phone or PC for easy-peasy access! ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

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SMUTSVILLE UNITES FOR CLEANER COMMUNITY Across five days in December, a huge organised effort by community members in Smutsville to clean-up their neighbourhood. In hot sunny weather, up to 85 volunteers worked each day for a cleaner, healthier environment.Collective efforts resulted in more than 4000 black sacks being filled and truck loads of bulk waste- an estimated 40,000 kgs of waste cleared - everything from garden waste, plastic packaging (cheap sugary cola bottles plentiful), small electronics, batteries, old shoes and clothing. Disposal of wastes taken care by Knysna Municipality as each day ended with a portion of recyclable PET bottles delivered to a local recycling business.The team from AfriForum/ KaapseForum were on-site with power tools building wooden waste containers (nicknamed donkeys) and cages, which were placed in strategic locations across Smutsville. These now assist to formalise waste collection points better and contain rubbish from dogs and animals. Community member Melissa Damons and Recorra's, Ed van Reenen Co-Chair the Smutsville Waste Action Group who arranged the cleanup. And with special thanks to steering group leaders Cecilia McKay, Fregen Galant, Vemesia Galant and Rethea LombaardThe group is planning further waste infrastructure improvements for Smutsville and community engagement projects. Any interest or enquiries can be directed to Melissa on 0772625905 or Ed on 0798256182 ... See MoreSee Less

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