(by editorial board, Coast News, September 7, 2025)
One fateful Monday morning, a Board member opening up the Berkeley Vale Neighbourhood Centre noticed pools of water in the hallway, and there was even more water on the storeroom floor.
One of four freezers owned by the centre, in which food for the needy is kept, had disastrously thrown in the towel.
Fortuitously, the following day, there was a Tuesday breakfast planned for the children at the school opposite the centre – they had a great breakfast that day.
The breakfast is one of the activities undertaken by the Berkeley Vale Neighbourhood Centre each week, except during school holidays.
Freemasons on the Central Coast (FotCC) who had previously helped the centre, stepped up again to…
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Fortuitously, the following day, there was a Tuesday breakfast planned for the children at the school opposite the centre – they had a great breakfast that day.
The breakfast is one of the activities undertaken by the Berkeley Vale Neighbourhood Centre each week, except during school holidays.
Freemasons on the Central Coast (FotCC) who had previously helped the centre, stepped up again to…
read more:
Freemasons on the Central Coast (FotCC) who had previously helped the centre, stepped up again to…
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