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LUNG BUSTING PERFORMACE WINS TITLE
A FLEDGLING trombonist was nearly blown of his feet after scooping the accolade of Young Musician of the Year.
Published: Tuesday, 19th February, 2008 10:00
RESIDENTS WARNED ABOUT FALSE ALARMS
A FIRE station commander has warned that the brave efforts of firefighters could be compromised because of faulty fire alarm systems.
Published: Tuesday, 19th February, 2008 10:00
STAFF GO GREEN TO IMPROVE LIFESTYLE
HOSPITAL staff are changing their diet in the hope of leading a healthier and more active life.
Published: Tuesday, 19th February, 2008 10:00
WHY? £70K SPECIAL NEEDS BUS TORCHED
A 28-SEATER bus — used to transport people with special needs — has been destroyed after somebody deliberately set it on fire.
Published: Tuesday, 12th February, 2008 09:45
VILLAGE IS READY TO LOCH AND ROLL
BIGGER, better, more organised, and hopefully mud-free is the plan for this year’s Live at Loch Lomond festival.
Published: Tuesday, 12th February, 2008 09:45
NEW GIRL SANDRA IS IN AT THE DEEP END
HE newest recruit at Loch Lomond Aquarium has been handed the job of caring for its most demanding resident.
Published: Tuesday, 12th February, 2008 09:45
THE people of Luss and members of the Colquhoun clan turned out in force on Friday to pay their respects to their long serving chieftain.
Published: Tuesday, 12th February, 2008 09:30
RADICAL recommendations to close seven primaries and move two others — creating a joint Catholic and non-denominational campus — have been torn up.
Published: Tuesday, 5th February, 2008 09:30
LOLLIPOP MAN HUGH'S SPECIAL DAY
KNOXLAND Primary School pupils presented long-serving lollipop man Hugh McRae with tokens of their appreciation in a special assembly.
Published: Tuesday, 5th February, 2008 09:30
A NEW weapon in the fight against crime was rolled out at the weekend to curb gang fighting and anti-social behaviour.
Published: Tuesday, 5th February, 2008 09:30
LAND GIRL JESSIE'S 66-YEAR WAIT
THEY volunteered to keep Britain’s war effort going at home — now, after 66 years, the area’s land girls are being awarded badges of honour.
Published: Tuesday, 5th February, 2008 09:30
A MASSIVE wooden totem pole — covered in intricate carvings — has been erected on the banks of a canal as part of an art trail.
Published: Tuesday, 5th February, 2008 09:30
