27 November, 2020
With only a month to the Christmas and the New Year break Lithgow Library Learning Centre is reminding everyone to start planning their holiday reading needs now. We often leave things until the last minute and the holiday break will be upon us before we know it....
26 November, 2020
Lithgow Mayor, Ray Thompson had the privilege of wishing Dulcie Kearns a Happy 103rd Birthday. At Council’s ordinary meeting on Monday night, Councillor Wayne McAndrew congratulated Mrs Dulcie Kearns on her 103rd Birthday that day. Cr McAndrew requested the Mayor...
26 November, 2020
Lithgow Library Learning Centre will be participating in an online collaborative author talk presenting Mary Li to discuss her memoir, “Mary’s Story”. Join us for the highly anticipated memoir of the Australian ballerina Mary Li and the long-awaited sequel to her...
26 November, 2020
In NSW, more than a third of the waste we send to landfill is food. This is equivalent to $10 billion worth of good food going to landfill annually. With the festive season fast approaching it’s a great opportunity to think about the role that food plays in our...
25 November, 2020
Local heroes celebrated in Main Street banner campaign Lithgow City Council’s Local Heroes campaign celebrates the region’s community spirit with a vibrant display of 28 banners lining Main Street between Lithgow and Bridge Streets. The Local Heroes campaign is...
23 November, 2020
To reduce energy costs and provide a power contingency measure, Council recently installed solar panels and Tesla batteries at the Lithgow Council Administration Building. “On a sunny day, the 74.1kW system generates enough electricity to power the administration...
