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Importance of community facilities in Parkville
On Monday, July 27 members of the Parkville Association gathered at Naughtons Hotel for its annual Christmas in July celebration attended by just under 60 members. It was a timely reminder of the important community role that the revitalised Naughtons plays in the Parkville community.
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