Birthday girl no mug Molong families helping to rebuild their town

Our local kids are back on the job helping to brighten up Bank Street and doing their bit to help make the main street look brighter and happier - and in time for the crowds expected to come to town for the forthcoming MAG Easter Markets at the Rec.

“We’re going on a bear hunt” said the young ones who have returned to lend their artistic skills to the repainting of the boarded up windows of the (hopefully) soon-to-be-repaired shopfronts.

Local photographer and mum, Em of

Add, the Orange Hospital and the professional care teams ... amazing! Regards from Paul, Rozzi and our extended family of fve sons and daughters-in-law, and 11 grandchildren.

‘Em and the Wild Things’ and her team of local artists (also mums) are on the job designing images for the kids to paint.

Keep an eye out for the families who are doing their best to help Bank Street traders, building owners, and the Molong community in our recovery ... and to attract shoppers, tourists, and visitors back to town.

P.S. Keep an eye out for bears.

LEFT: Just some of the local kids who brightened up Molong after the food by decorating and painting Christmas images on fooddamaged and boardedup shops. The good news - they are now on the job planning something new.

Supporting our kids and our town

Can you Bake? Pot a Plant? Donate an item for our rafe?

Do you want to help the initiatives of our wonderful kids (above) by running a cake stall on Monday 10 April (Molong MAG Village Easter Market Day)?

We’ve booked the Bank Street Kiosk for the day to raise money to help buy paints and decorations for our kids/families creatives. For information please call Rozzi 0490734650 or molongex@bigpond.net.au

Happy 18th Birthday to one of Molong’s brew-tiful, Meg Murray.

Daughter of Jodie and Dave, grandaughter of former newsagency owners Bron and Perry Trethowan ... the community has got to know Meg since her birth and watched her grow into a stunning young lady.

Meg is pictured celebrating her birthday at her workplace, Lime & Stone with Paris, Tori, Kate, Sharon and Maisie.

This week, the Molong Express has been written and produced by a new team who have come forward to help us out.

Paul (left) with his son, Jonathan (Sydney) who came to Rozzi’s rescue. Jono managed to sit Paul in front of his laptop at the Orange Hospital on Sunday for an Express crash course. Being a whiz with technology and a creator of algorithms Jono was on the case in no time and able to fll in the missing links.

Paul was able to help and managed to tap a few keys and smile as well. What an improvement! Thank you also to Penny for volunteering her time to help us out as well.

We hope you enjoy this week’s Molong Express ...and the contributions by our new (casual) team. Next Week? Another team!