Written by resident relations officer Eleanor Spence, this bulletin keeps our resident up to date with Life at the Lodge

Rennovations of the community areas are now complete. They are abuzz with activity. We are proud to showcase Hunters Hill Lodge at its finest. Residents are enjoying the new decor in our dining room and take pride in inviting faminly and friends for dinner. Just feel like sitting and reading a book or chatting with friends. Please have a look at the Tarban room over looking Tarban Bay or the new library, bursting with books.

The Lodge hosted last month's Business After Hours meeting of the Gladesville Chamber of Commerce.

Northern District Times Chauffeur's on the job in Hunters Hill Northern District Times Hunters Hill and Gladesville chauffeur Noeline Jerrett drives customer Kay Jones to an appointment. Picture: BRENT McGILVARY CHAUFFEUR Noeline Jerrett has no problem hooking up a trailer or stopping at the corner store if a passenger needs some bread ... and more »

Cumberland Courier Newspapers Talking turkey in Hunters Hill Cumberland Courier Newspapers BRUSH turkeys are gobbling up Hunters Hill with lush gardens and freedom from foxes leading to a surge in the population. Hunters Hill Council says 2011 marked the first reported sightings of brush turkeys on the peninsula and it appears the reason for ...

Cumberland Courier Newspapers Hunters Hill radio star Tim 'Rosso' Ross returns to the air Cumberland Courier Newspapers AFTER enjoying a two-year hiatus from radio, Hunters Hill media man Tim 'Rosso' Ross made a comeback this week, curing an itch to return to the airwaves. He joined fellow comedian Claire Hooper on MIX 106.5's breakfast program.

Cumberland Courier Newspapers Hunters Hill schoolboy aims for the baggy green dream Cumberland Courier Newspapers Vevers, from Hunters Hill , helped the St Aloysius First XI to a grand final win at the 2011 Australian Jesuit Cricket Carnival, and his outstanding form with the bat earned him the player of the tournament prize, after he scored three centuries along ...

FREE - FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR LOCAL SENIORSt Northern District Times It is a FREE program that is funded by the NSW government and will be offered to the local community with a new group to begin in Hunters Hill on Thursday the 16th February. Physiotherapist and group facilitator, Colleen Burns, said Stepping On – is a ...

Cumberland Courier Newspapers Brush turkeys march back on to the north shore Cumberland Courier Newspapers They are choosing the north shore's large garden blocks, especially in Hunters Hill , as their latest roosting ground. Hunters Hill council said sightings of the large bird on the Hunters Hill peninsula were reported in 2011.

Linley Point transport wishes ignored Cumberland Courier Newspapers However, in the letter obtained by the Times, Ms Berejiklian said the 536 bus was adequate, as it provided connections to Chatswood and Hunters Hill . “Transport for NSW continually monitors bus services and has advised services to the area are meeting ... and more »

Four northern district people in Honours list Northern District Times Ryde, Hornsby, Hunters Hill and Parramatta councils will be announcing their citizens of the year tomorrow. In Ryde, a civic ceremony will be held at Event Cinemas, Top Ryde City shopping centre, Level 4, from 10am to 11.30am.

Four receive Australia Day Honours Northern District Times Annette Dale Gallard, Hunters Hill : For outstanding public service to the achievement of social justice for disadvantaged people in NSW. Ms Gallard also works with the Aboriginal Child, Family and Community Care State Secretariat to overcome the ... and more »

J-Wire Jewish Australian News Service Lions funds a bus for the Monte J-Wire Jewish Australian News Service For the second year running, the Lions Club's sponsorship will fund a bus for the transportation of Masada students to Hunters Hill to participate in the program. This week, David Levy Lions Membership Chairman and Public Officer, and Kolin Bloch, ...