The West Australian
·australia
·3 hours ago
Men’s Shed volunteer urges Narrogin council to keep unique entry signs
Frank Heffernan, a Men’s Shed volunteer, urged the Shire of Narrogin not to replace the town's unique entry signs with new $171,000 rock designs. He expressed concern over the cost and sameness of the proposed replacements, highlighting the current signs' reflection of the town's agricultural identity. Community feedback on the proposal is open until June 29.
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