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.
Lane Cove Business Round Up May 2018
Lane Cove Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Welcome to our May 2018 Lane Cove Business Round-Up . If a business opened, closed, rebranded, was refurbished or achieved a milestone we will tell you about it. New Businesses Wow, Lane Cove continues to see new food businesses…
Lane Cove Week in Review 27th May to 2nd June 2018
Lane Cove Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp It was a big news week in Lane Cove this week. The week started with a smoky haze and finished with the discovery of a mummified body in a house in Greendale Street Greenwich. Smoke Haze On Monday morning residents woke to a smoke…
Lane Cove Local Invents Reusable Fresh Produce Bag – No More Limp Veggies
Food & Drink Local Business Local Identities Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Say goodbye to limp veggies, slimy fruit and wilted herbs. Peita Pini has developed a reusable fresh produce storage bag that keeps fruit and veggies fresher for longer. Introducing The Swag , a…
NSW Treasurer Calls on Councils to Lower Parking Fines from $110 to $80
Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp The NSW State Treasurer Dominic Perrottet has revealed a key budget proposal. The State Government plans to reduce parking fines by 25% in State Government controlled parking areas. The problem is that most parking fines are issued by Local…
Police Calling for Information in Relation to a Body Found in Greenwich
An investigation is underway after a body was discovered at a home in Greenwich earlier this week. The police have been stationed outside the Greendale Street Greenwich home since 29 May 2018, after the body was discovered by cleaners. The house is located on the corner of…
3 Tips for a Good Night’s Sleep
Local Business Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Ecodownunder knows a bit about getting a good night’s sleep. They sell a beautiful range of underblankets, quilts, sheets, pillowcases and more. Here are Ecodownunder’s simple tips for a good night’s sleep How often do your…
Lane Cove’s Newest Hot Spot – The Alcott
The Lane Cove Club has been renamed and extensively refurbished. Lane Cove is set to welcome The Alcott, a premium multipurpose dining and social space opening in July. The Alcott comprises a modern Mediterranean inspired eatery, a vibrant spritz bar, and a charming outdoor…
Lane Cove Council Issues the Most Fines in School Zones
Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp The Sydney Morning Herald claims the Lane Cove Council tops the list when it comes to issuing fines for parking in school zone areas in the Greater Sydney Area. Lane Cove Council has issued more than 30 parking offences per school in the Lane…
Lane Cove Week in Review 20th to 26th May 2018
Lane Cove Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp It was a HUGE week in Lane Cove. The Lane Cove Council announced its citizenship and neighbor awards, thousands of people flocked to Lane Cove for a free Burrito and Lane Cove residents help set a world record. Lane Cove Citizenship…
Lane Cove Local Yumi – A Rose By Any Other Name
Local Identities Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp We love hearing about your Lane Cove hobbies. Local Lane Cove Identity Yumi Wong Pan (many of you know Yumi as she used to own One Village in the Lane Cove Shops) grows roses as a hobby. Last week she won two prizes at the…