A family affair

A family affair

A Perth Hills author has put pen to paper to tell the story of two prominent families in the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale’s history. Author Ian Lewis launched his book An Olive Branch in the Jarrah Forest: The History of the Lewis Family in Western Australia earlier...
Council throws festival a lifeline

Council throws festival a lifeline

Members of a local volunteer group in the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale were able to breathe a sigh of relief this week after council confirmed they would continue to help fund its festival for the next two years. At Monday night’s ordinary council meeting...
No more speed humps

No more speed humps

Residents in the vicinity of Old Brickworks Road in Byford can be assured no traffic-calming devices will be installed in the near future after council voted to take no further action this week. Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale councillors received a report at Monday...
School festival a huge hit

School festival a huge hit

Plenty of rain did not stop punters turning out in their hundreds to this year’s Serpentine Jarrahdale Grammar School’s Spring Arts Festival. Held at the school grounds the event showcased the students’ artistic sides with music and drama performances bringing joy to...
Helping horses so frightened they could barely be touched

Helping horses so frightened they could barely be touched

Devoted horse and pony foster carer Marissa Marriott was recognised for her efforts in the equine industry earlier this month, receiving a state award from RSPCA WA. The Darling Downs resident was jointly awarded as the RSPCA WA Volunteer of the Year for her two and a...