On this day in Leeton: June 27-30

The future of Leeton's GetSet organisation is up in the air after one of its anchor programs wasn't renewed by the change in federal government.

YPS FUNDRAISER SUCCESS

A staggering $4000 has been raised for the World's Greatest Shave, thanks to staff and students at Yanco Public School, as well as the wider community. The school had aimed to raise $750 before teacher Rachael McClymont shaved her locks for the cause and was overwhelmed by the donations.

MAIDEN WIN FOR KATRINAS

The Bidgee Hurricanes league tag team has won its first game ever. It was a game to savour, as they led initially then had to come from behind and defended resolutely to claim the 10-6 win over DPC.

SHOTS FIRED AT STATION

Three Leeton police officers escaped injury during the early hours of Sunday morning when a shot was fired into their station on Oak Street. A projectile was fired into the station through a rear window at about 3.15am on Sunday.

HULL ANGERED BY LACK OF SUPPORT

Member for Riverina Kay Hull is insulted by what she believes is the Rudd Government's constant demoralisation of farming communities.

ROOSTERS CLIP HAWKS' WINGS

The Hawks' unbeaten run at home came to an end on Sunday when Darlington Point-Coleambally pulled off the upset of the round and downed the hosts 23-20.

NO CERTAINTY ON YANCO AG JOBS

The Public Service Association still could not give an assurance that jobs will not be lost at the Yanco research institute, following a leaked management plan from the state budget.

HUNT ON FOR ARCHER

Police are looking for the person who fired an arrow into the rear yard of an Almond Street residence on Sunday.

HIGH HONOUR FOR EDNA

Edna Ryan has been presented with life membership at the Leeton and District Bowling Club. Upon being awarded her badge on Thursday for 36 years of service, she thanked the club for the honour and its members' friendship.

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