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Entertainment Park opens its doors in Penrith • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Penrith has a new place to play, race and let loose, with Entertainment Park officially opening its doors in Jamisontown. Located at Patty’s Place, the massive new indoor entertainment venue brings together go-karting, ten-pin bowling, mini golf, arcade games, food and drinks all under one roof. After getting an exclusive first look at the venue ahead of its public opening, it is safe to say there is plenty to keep visitors entertained. Spanning approximately 4,500 square metres, plus a mezzanin
Local vets praised: Greencross team has plenty to celebrate • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Local veterinary clinic Greencross Vets Coreen Avenue is celebrating after taking home four awards at the Greencross NSW Central Region Awards. Three staff members from the Penrith-based clinic were recognised individually, while the practice also received the Social Media Presence Award. Vet Associate of the year was awarded to Dr Michelle Okorn, while Dr Sarah Oh was named the Quiet Achiever and Dr Evania Au took home New Graduate of the Year. For practice manager Holly Brown, the recognition
Upcoming documentary tells extraordinary history and connection of Nepean River • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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A locally produced documentary is set to hit the screen in the early new year. ‘Our River: From Nawi to Now’, is a documentary created by Made in the West Creative (MITW), who produce high-quality film content with western Sydney filmmakers. They are a social enterprise and film production company based in Penrith. The 30-minute contemporary heritage documentary follows the river that shaped our city, exploring the Nepean-Hawkesbury River and the vital role it has played in shaping western Sydne
Winning combination as Saints back local school • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Penola Catholic College and St Marys Rugby League Club have strengthened their connection with a new partnership providing students with more opportunities to develop their sporting talents and connect with the local club. The partnership has seen St Marys Rugby League Club provide new jerseys, shorts and socks for Penola’s boys and girls rugby league teams, giving students the chance to represent their school in new playing gear while strengthening the relationship between the school and local
Jewel in Penrith's crown: York Jewellers' flagship store officially open • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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From what started as humble beginnings in the ’70s, York Jewellers has been built from the ground up with a new standalone flagship store officially open in the heart of Penrith. York Jewellers held their official store opening on Saturday, September 5, with an afternoon of celebrations. For York Jewellers owner Doug Ely, the official opening recognises more than a jewellery store but instead a place that the Penrith community would be proud of, backing the western Sydney area. “I really wanted
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