We were saddened to hear of the death of Mr Frank Galluzzo, the patriarch of the Galluzzo family that has owned and operated Galluzzo's fruit & veg shop in Glebe Point Road for many decades. Frank died on 28th December, and his funeral will be held at St James Catholic Church, Woolley Street, Forest Lodge, at 10.00 a.m. on Friday 31st December 2010.
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 The June Glebe Society Bulletin is now available on our website: Parking enforcement resumes tomorrow. This means you must park legally, follow the parking signs and pay for parking in ticketed areas in the City of Sydney area. City of Sydney parking enforcement to resume from 25 May | City of Sydney - News news.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au Feedback from residents and businesses tells us it is now appropriate to resume enforcing parking restrictions so parking is fairly distributed for everyone.The NSW government is planning a massive over-development on the Pyrmont side of Blackwattle Bay. The plan is that once the new Fish Market on Bridge Road is finished (and there are now a lot of ‘ifs’ around this, given the cessation in Chinese tourism that the new market was going to rely on, the traffic problems and the falling market for apartments), the old Fish Market site would be ‘sold off’ (i.e. leased for 99 years) to developers. It is with great sadness we heard today about the death of Jack Mundey. As head of the BLF, Jack was a key player in the protection of Glebe during the early 70s. His green bans were instrumental in stopping the radial expressways that would have carved Glebe into three sections and decimated our heritage and community. The May Glebe Society Bulletin is now available on our website. www.glebesociety.org.au The Glebe Society’s Bulletin is published ten times yearly and contains news affecting Glebe. It provides a forum for the exchange of information, a community noticeboard and details of forth... |
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Oh that is sad to hear. Much respect for the family