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22,000 copies / month Community News, Local Businesses, Local Events and Free TV Guide 16TH MARCH 2018 - 4TH APRIL 2018 VOL 35 - ISSUE 6 APRIL 20, 21 & 22ND Sandstone FULL STORY ON PAGE 12 MARK VINT Bathroom renovations Sales starting from Buy Direct From the Quarry 9651 2182 $9,900 270 New Line Road Prices Local Experienced Dural NSW 2158 starting from tilers, vinyl installers 9652 1783 to service the [email protected] $59+gst/sq m Gabion Spalls $16.50/T (min) for tiling Hills district. ABN: 84 451 806 754 75mm - 150mm for baskets 1800 733 809 Visit us at unit 3A/827 Old Northern Road, Dural NSW 2158 113 Smallwood Rd Glenorie WWW.DURALAUTO.COM www.duraltiles.com.au June 6 2014:H-H 2011 5/06/2014 11:15 PM Page 7 June 6 2014:H-H 2011 5/06/2014 11:15 PM Page 7 You may be surprised to learn, for instance, that research shows beet greens may: You may be surprised to learn, for instance, that research shows• Help beet ward greens off osteoporosis may: by boosting bone strength •• Help Fight ward Alzheimer's off osteoporosis disease by boosting bone strength •• Fight Strengthen Alzheimer's your immunedisease system by stimulating the production of antibodies and white blood cells • Strengthen your immune system by stimulating the If you'veproduction never of tried antibodies beet greens and white before, blood don't cells let them intimidate you. They can be added raw to vegetable juice If you've never tried beet greens before, don't let them or sautéed lightly right along with other greens like intimidate you. They can be added raw to vegetable juice spinach and Swiss chard. or sautéed lightly right along with other greens like spinachTry This and Healing Swiss Recipe chard. for Russian Beet Soup (Borscht) Community News Community TryThere This are Healing many Recipeways to for enjoy Russian beets: Beet Soup (Borscht) There• Grate are many them waysraw over to enjoy salads beets: •• Grate Add them them to raw your over fresh salads vegetable juice •• Add Lightly them steam to your them fresh vegetable juice •• Lightly Marinate steam them them with lemon juice, herbs, and olive oil For• Marinate an even morethem intense with lemon flavor, juice, try Borscht, herbs, and or beet olive soup, oil which is a traditional Russian dish. This particular recipe Hawkesbury’s Meet and Greet For an even more intense flavor, try Borscht, or beet soup, below, from Dirt Doctor, also includes homemade broth, which is a traditional Russian dish. This particular recipe making it particularly nourishing and healing. below, from Dirt Doctor, also includes homemade broth, Over 50 local businesses attended Hawkesbury City Council’s making it particularly nourishing and healing. Business Meet and Greet last week at the Hawkesbury Regional Museum in Windsor. RETIRE IN STYLE TO NORTH RICHMOND It was a great opportunity for businesses to network and a chance to hear about Council projects and events. RETIRE IN STYLEENQUIRIES TO WELCOME NORTH RICHMOND This was Council’s second Meet and Greet event, with the RetirePlease phonein style for an to appointment North Richmond to inspect. STAGEConstruction 3 now occupied on Stage I 3 leftground at $450,000 floor first one held in November 2017. Thanks to overwhelming support and interest, Council intends to continue the Meet and This is3 a bedroom retirementENQUIRIESReady communityvillas to occupy hasWELCOME for commenced. over now 55s. Please phone for an appointment to inspect. Greet sessions throughout 2018. STAGE Deposits4 Awaiting being Council taken. approval Enquiries welcome regarding upcoming 2 and 3 bedroom Organisations in attendance included Nova Employment, villas (rePriced sales). GroundEnquiries at $440,000 floor Welcomewith and garage $450,000 ducted McDonalds - Hawkesbury franchises, Hillbilly Cider, Windsor ThisPleaseair-conditioning is a retirement PhoneEnquiries and for communitysmall an courtyardappointment welcome for gardens.over 55s. to inspect Business Group, Blue Datto Foundation, Kurrajong Community StageThis1 new 5 2isis bedroom well a retirement underway, unit 1st floor with community awith completion lift access dateforand over Forum, Hawkesbury Police, Windsor Anglican Church, expectedallocated by car the port. end of August this year. Featuring Richmond Club, Hawkesbury Town Centres Working Group Borscht Ingredients: 55s featuring 3 bedroom ground floor villas and Blue Mountains Botanic Garden. 6 two bedroomPLEASE two RINGbathroom PATRICIA luxury units FOR inAN a 2 storey • 4 cup of organic, homemade beef stock with garage, ducted air conditioning, If you are a local Hawkesbury business and would like to be Borscht Ingredients: apartment blockAPPOINTMENT with lift access TO and INSPECT air-conditioned. •• 4 1 cup tablespoon of organic, butter homemade beef stock Thereprivate will becourtyard an undercover garden. walkway to undercover added to Council’s invitation list for the next Business Meet and •• 1 3 tablespoon or 4 medium butter size beets – thinly sliced allocated• Affordable• Affordable car spaces costs nearby.costs Greet, please email [email protected] •• 3 1 or onion 4 medium – thinly size sliced beets – thinly sliced • Walk• Walk to shops, to shops,health practitioners Health practitioners and bus stop • 1 cup of shredded red cabbage • Affordable costs • 1 onion – thinly sliced and bus stop • 1/8 cup minced parsley • •Walk Nearby to shops,scenic walkshealth along practitioners the Hawkesbury and bus River stop • 1 cup of shredded red cabbage foreshore• Nearby scenic walks along the •• 1/8 1 tablespoon cup minced Sherry parsley (optional) • Nearby scenic walks along the Hawkesbury River • 8kmHawkesbury from Hawkesbury River Hospital foreshore •• 1 Lemon tablespoon juice Sherry– 1 tablespoon (optional) foreshore •• Lemon Salt and juice pepper – 1 tablespoon • Security• 8km gated from property Hawkesbury Hospital • Sour Cream (optional) • 8km from Hawkesbury Hospital • Salt and pepper • Vital• Security Call in every gated home property Instructions: • Security gated property • Sour Cream (optional) • Spacious• Vital Community Call in every Centre villa Instructions:• Over medium low heat, melt butter in a medium size • Vital Call in every home soup pot. • Over medium low heat, melt butter in a medium size • Add onions and beets and cook until soft – about 7 or • Spacious Community Centre Aaron Brocken, Joe and Colleen Vassallo, Councillor Danielle Wheeler, soup pot. 8 minutes. Peter Webb, Peter Conroy, Fiona Smith, Councillor Emma-Jane Garrow and • Add onions and beets and cook until soft – about 7 or daughter Piper, Councillor Paul Rasmussen and Councillor Peter Reynolds. • Add a dash of salt and pepper. Stir in broth. 8 minutes. • Simmer for about 20 minutes. Then add fresh • Add a dash of salt and pepper. Stir in broth. cabbage, parsley, nutmeg, and sherry. Simmer for a • Simmercouple minutesfor about more, 20 minutes. season Then with additionaladd fresh salt and cabbage,pepper, serve, parsley, and nutmeg, enjoy. and sherry. Simmer for a couple minutes more, season with additional salt and • Add a dollop of sour cream if you like. pepper, serve, and enjoy. • Add a dollop of sour cream if you like. Dr Mercola is the founder of the world’s most visited natural health web site, Mercola.com. 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The information may not be appropriate to your individual 34 Beaumont Avenue North Richmond 2754 Generalneeds andAdvice you Disclaimer:should always This seek article advice has from been your prepared medical on practitioner a general 34 Beaumont Avenue North Richmond 2754 advicebefore basis making only. any The decisions. information may not be appropriate to your individual Phone:Phone:Phone 45714571 4571 454545454545 MobileMobile: 0447 04470447 334 334334 615 615615 needs and you should always seek advice from your medical practitioner Councillor Emma-Jane Garrow, Joe and Colleen Vassallo – Blue Datto www.riverside-gardens.com.auHills to Hawkesbury Living June 6 • 7 before making any decisions. www.riverside-gardens.com.auPhone Patricia Foundation and Peter Webb – Hawkesbury Citizen of the Year 34 Beaumont Avenue North RichmondHills to Hawkesbury 2754 Living June 6 • 7 2 16 PhoneMarch 2018 4571 | Hills to4545 Hawkesbury Mobile Living 0447 334 615 Read online: www.hillstohawkesbury.com.au www.riverside-gardens.com.au Business News Business CHARITY PLAY The Castle Hill Players will be holding a charity performance of its latest production, the gentle comedy Harvey, on April 4 at The Pavilion Theatre Castle Hill. Tickets are $30 which includes sparkling wine and finger food from 7pm. The play starts at 8.15pm. For bookings or information call Maureen on 0408 204 835 or email [email protected] The Pavilion Theatre is at Castle Hill Showground. HBBN (Homebase Lisa Grieve – Blue Mountains Botanical Garden, Councillor Sarah Business Network) Richards and Greg Bourke – Blue Mountains Botanical Garden If you run a small business from home then the Homebase Business Network (HBBN) may be just what you need to tune into. The network, which runs a radio station for members and has a team of experts ready to answer questions, is holding a ConnectYou event at Event Cinemas Castle Hill on Tuesday, March 27 from 9.30am. Alexi Boyd, Small Business Advisor, radio presenter (Small Biz Matters) and BAS Agent will kick off the morning with a presentation about improving productivity and workflow. SES controller for The Hills, Evelyn Lester will be interviewed by HBBN co-founder Tony Eades about managing her day and 150 local volunteers. HBBN joint founder Jim Taggart and Christopher Mudge will be providing a “Behind The Scenes" look at how HBBN operates. Tickets are $10 which includes a morning tea and networking opportunity. Book at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/hbbn- 8198899342 Elite Travel has donated two tickets for a dinner cruise on Kate Spies, Abigail Ball – Hawkesbury Town Centres Working Sydney Harbour during the Vivid Festival for one lucky attendee.
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