Baw Baw jaw-jaw is our wrap of tips, tidbits, and shout-outs. This set of stories first appeared in our 17 May 2018 print edition.
Every step you take…
Queen Street’s watching you
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In 1983 rock band The Police promised that “every step you take,
I’ll be watching you.” Thirty-five years later and it’s Baw Baw’s police saying the same to people on Warragul’s Queen Street.
Cameras have been installed between Smith and Mason Streets at a cost of $92,000. Misbehavers be warned: you will be Stung.
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Ouch!
Hard one to swallow
Local band The Spitting Swallows has performed with a temp drummer after Daniel “Stiv” Stivens injured one of his hands.
We’ll spare you the details, but a post on the group’s Facebook page says “Stiv is still a bit sore after impaling his hand.” Wince.
Young contender
Darnum kid in building comp
Darnum 7-year-old Finnigan Young was one of just 36 kids chosen to compete in a national LEGO chall-enge judged by a “master model builder” in Melbourne last month!
Coaching
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