Our July edition of the Somerville Times has been flying off shelves this week, with copies disappearing quickly from our usual outlets across the Mornington Peninsula.
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This month’s paper features the new Helping Hands pantry in Somerville, a mother’s search for answers six years on from her baby’s death in Frankston, local crime updates, council budget news, and the debate around whether the Peninsula should be formally classified as ‘regional’.
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