Lane Cove Week in Review – 20 to 26 Feb 2017

By
Renee Merrill-Maxwell
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Welcome to our Lane Cove Weekly Review for 20 to 26 February.

The biggest news of the week is that Grammy Winning Music Superstar Adele was spotted shopping in Kidstuff Lane Cove.  Who says Lane Cove is boring?

More Tree Branches Come Down

A Tree Branch came down on Power Lines in Karilla Avenue this week. If this happens in your street contact Ausgrid via this link. Lane Cove Council cannot trim trees near power lines.

The Quartet Development Started This Week

A roving reporter noticed that they were very quick to clear the land for the QUARTET development in Finlayson/Birdwood Avenue. The work only commenced this week. Probably a good thing as there were rumours that there were squatters in the old abandoned houses.

Crime Incidents and Traffic Issues

This week thieves broke into Burns Bay Road Mailboxes. There are a couple of steps you can take to ensure your mail is safe. You can arrange for a secure lock from Alert Locks & Security Lane Cove or you can get a mail box from the Post Office or MBE Lane Cove(the benefit of Mbe lane cove is that you can collect your own parcels 24/7 and great if you run a business from home.)
An accident on Burns Bay Road near the Lane Cove Bowling Club closed the road and police and NSW Fire and rescue were in attendance

Property of the Week

If you love living near the Village and walking to one of our famous cafes (and chemists) this is the one for you from Rebecca Mitchell Stone Real Estate.  Find out more here.

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Renee Merrill-Maxwell
Renee is the Owner and Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of In the Cove, leading the publication's editorial direction, content, advertising and community partnerships. With a background in anthropology, she brings a natural curiosity about people and place to everything ITC publishes. As a proud Lane Cove local, Renee sees the suburb not just as where she lives, but as her village, her network and her home. That connection is what drives ITC's commitment to stories that matter to the people who live here.