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Wacky waving welcome back STUDENTS are finally back in Victorian classrooms. Victorian students have been learning from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, but were allowed back on campus last week. Principal of St Jude’s Primary School in Langwarrin, Marita O’Sullivan, said that there was a “buzz in the air” when students returned. “Use your kind heart underpins everything that we do at St. Jude’s. We believe the most important first step is to ensure our students feel safe and respected and have every opportunity to rebuild positive connections and remember that school is a great place to be and a stimulating place to learn,” she said. Students at the school were greeted at the gates by inflatable tube men. “We wanted to create a typical St Jude’s warm, friendly welcome so the first day jitters were replaced with excitement, the inflatable dancers certainly helped with this”, Ms O’Sullivan said. Picture: Yanni
Three arrested in drug raid Brodie Cowburn brodie@baysidenews.com.au THREE people have been arrested after police allegedly found drugs and stolen goods at a Frankston North house.
Frankston crime investigation unit detectives raided the short stay rental on Rosemary Crescent at around 1.20am on 15 October. They allege that they found GHB and cannabis inside the house alongside stolen phones and tools. Two men and a woman were ar-
rested at the house. A 29-year-old Carrum Downs man was charged with traffick GHB, three counts of possess drug of dependence, two counts of possess proceeds of crime, two counts of contravene bail conditions, commit indictable offence on bail, and
breaching the chief health officer’s directions. He was remanded to appear at the Frankston Magistrates’ Court on 15 October. A 27-year-old Mount Martha man was charged with possess cannabis, possess GHB, two counts of possess proceeds of crime, handle sto-
len goods, and breaching the chief health officer’s directions. He was bailed to appear at the Frankston Magistrates’ Court on 7 July 2021. A 26-year-old Frankston North woman was interviewed and released. Police investigations are ongoing.
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