Cars welcomed to Junction Court

By Jessica Long
Updated July 1 2014 - 3:42pm, first published June 29 2014 - 3:08pm
OFFCIAL: Shoalhaven City Council director of assets works Ben Stewart invited business owners Anne Snow from Anne’s Second Hand Book Shop and Deb Trinh from Nowra Village Hot Bake to cut the red ribbon and declare Junction Court open to traffic as excited motoring enthusiast Wayne Brighton readied his red mini to be the first car to drive on the surface on Saturday morning.
OFFCIAL: Shoalhaven City Council director of assets works Ben Stewart invited business owners Anne Snow from Anne’s Second Hand Book Shop and Deb Trinh from Nowra Village Hot Bake to cut the red ribbon and declare Junction Court open to traffic as excited motoring enthusiast Wayne Brighton readied his red mini to be the first car to drive on the surface on Saturday morning.

IT’S official.

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