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Community wins bid to save 1950s building as council reverses decision

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The Break O'Day Council has set aside $100,000 to save the St Marys Exhibition Building after locals protested its demolition.

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Community wins bid to save 1950s building as council reverses decision

The Break O'Day Council has set aside $100,000 to save the St Marys Exhibition Building after locals protested its demolition.

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The Examiner broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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