EUROA’S Ray Thomas came into The Euroa Gazette office earlier this month carrying a message: it is time for Strathbogie Shire to consider a cat curfew.
In a blue bucket, the former Euroa Secondary College teacher also carried a dead squirrel glider he believed to have been killed by a roaming cat.
Mr Thomas said he found the carcass behind the Euroa Flour Mills, the entire body intact, which s...
