Tenterfield School of Arts to get $72,000 upgrade thanks to Regional Cultural Fund

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Updated February 12 2019 - 4:31pm, first published February 7 2019 - 6:00pm
In good company: Austin Curtin, Nationals candidate for Lismore; Tenterfield Shire Council's chief executive Terry Dodds and senior economic development officer Harry Bolton, with MP Thomas George in the School of Arts Banquet Hall which will soon be climate-controlled.
In good company: Austin Curtin, Nationals candidate for Lismore; Tenterfield Shire Council's chief executive Terry Dodds and senior economic development officer Harry Bolton, with MP Thomas George in the School of Arts Banquet Hall which will soon be climate-controlled.

The Sir Henry Parkes Tenterfield School of Arts will be better-equipped to host more functions in comfort thanks to a successful grant application worth $72,000.

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Donna Ward

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