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A series of art pieces have been installed outdoors for residents to enjoy while galleries are shut. Artist Deb McNaughton has painted a mural at Shirley Burke Theatre in Parkdale. See story page 3. Picture: Shuttermain Photography
Community centre committee steps down Brodie Cowburn brodie@baysidenews.com.au THE committee that managed the Patterson Lakes Community Centre has stepped down from its role. A statement on the PLCC Facebook page read that the “members had voted to hand over the management of the Patterson Lakes Community Centre to
the City of Kingston.” “The committee has stepped down from its role. The centre currently needs to remain closed because of government regulations on COVID-19. City of Kingston will update you of any changes,” the statement read. A Kingston Council media release read that “the Patterson Lakes Community Centre Incorporation has informed
council that its members have voted to cancel the Incorporation and cease to operate as a legal entity.” “As a result, Patterson Lakes Community Centre Incorporated will also be terminating its funding and lease agreements with council. The Incorporation has contacted all members and user groups, including all regular hirers, to notify them that the cancellation
of the incorporation has been lodged. Council is working closely with the committee of management through this process. “Council joins with the community in acknowledging and thanking the many volunteers who have served the community at the centre over many years in many roles, providing a welcoming space and opportunities for learning,
fun and friendship. “While existing agreements and processes are being finalised, council will endeavour to contact all existing user groups and service providers. Council will also consult with the broader community, Department of Health and Human Services and service providers on management and use of the site.” Continued Page 4
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