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.
Top 5 Most Popular Dog Breeds In Lane Cove
There are approximately 3000 pets (cats and dogs) registered in the Lane Cove area at any one time. We asked the Lane Cove Council to tell us the top five dog breeds registered in Lane Cove. So what are the top five dog breeds in Lane Cove? Top 5 Dog Breeds Registered with the…
Lane Cove Week in Review – 11 to 17 July 2016
Welcome to our Lane Cove Week in Review, for 11 to 17 July 2016. Another quiet week, thanks to the school holidays, and many people escaping to warmer climes. Don’t Forget your Sports Bras We have been asked numerous times why are there now so many speed bumps at the entrance of…
Lane Cove Local Identity – Rose Edwards
We are delighted to introduce you to Lane Cove Local Rose Edwards. ITC first met Rose Edwards when Rose was awarded a Lane Cove Citizenship Award. Rose is a tireless community worker. How long have you lived in the Lane Cove Council area? I’ve lived in Lane Cove for 20 years.…
Plastic Free July – Time To Start Reusing and Recycling Lane Cove
Garbage & Recycling Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp A major climate change marker has been passed. A monitoring site jointly run by the Bureau of Meteorology and the CSIRO located at Cape Grim (we did not make that name up) has become very famous for all the wrong reasons.…
Jack & Co’s 20 Cent Tuesday – Raising Funds for Local Charities
Have you heard of Jack & Co ? Jack & Co is a convenience store located at Northwood (River Road). They sell petrol and pride themselves on their food and coffee. The philosophy behind Jack & Co was they got tired of going into convenience stores and getting crap food and even…
Lane Cove Week in Review – 6th to 12th June 2016
News Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter After last weekend’s torrential rain, Lane Cove woke up to blue skies and a colder week. The impact of the mega storm was still being felt in some areas. Storm Damage Parts of Lane Cove, Riverview and Linley Point did not have electricity…
Lane Cove Local Identity – Associate Professor Paul Cozzi – Secret Men’s Business
In June each year, Men’s Health Week is celebrated with a series of talks and events throughout Australia dedicated to encouraging men to make their health a priority. With the incidence of male cancers rising, in line with an ageing population, ITC is playing host to a…
June’s Burns Bay Bookery Book Club – Taking to My Country
Local Business Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Joining a book club is a great way to meet people and keep up to date with your reading. If you’re new to Lane Cove or your friends are not book club people, you can always join the Burns Bay Bookery Book Club . The ladies who…
Feral Cat Numbers Increasing – Desex your Cat Lane Cove
The number of Feral Cats is on the rise throughout Australia. Why is this so? (to borrow a phrase from a very famous Australian). One of the main causes of the feral cat problem is people who do not desex their cat. RSPCA NSW advocates that all cats be desexed at around eight…
Lane Cove Local Identity – Kelly Andersen Making a Difference One Song At a...
Charity Local Identities Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp In early March, we told you about Lane Cove Local Kelly Andersen, who has a passion for ensuring all young people have access to education – not just those who parents can afford it. In August 2016, Kelly will be…