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Council awards $58k in grants to Somerset community groups

Linville Progress Association Inc (LPA) will receive $5,254 to upgrade the Linville Community Hall’s power supply. Pictured: LPA members Ian Shipp, Leeann Mackenzie and John Arrowsmith with Somerset Regional Council Mayor Jason Wendt at the Linville Council Community Meeting on 24 March. (LVRC)

Somerset Council has approved more than $58,000 in funding between 24 community groups through Round Two of its Community Assistance […]

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