Following the Oscars success of Iraq war movie The Hurt Locker, the Reporter speaks to a real life military bomb disposal expert.
A school pupil who attacked a fellow schoolboy and tore off a chunk of his ear learns of his fate in court.
A Dumbarton writer completes his first children's fantasy book series.
Civil servants protest over proposed cuts to redundancy payments.
A slimming consultant reveals the key to her successful 40-year career.
The Reporter publishes a special report on the damning findings from the Accounts Commission on West Dunbartonshire Council.
A youth who threw a brick through the window of a family home and hit the mother is sentenced.
Police appeal for information after a man is attacked and robbed near a swimming pool.
A retired villager who devoted years of researching the history of his community publishes a book.
Plus...first week of Kute Kidz 2010.
Win... tickets to Peppa Pig's Party
Win... an Ibrox stadium tour
Win... a one-hour golf lesson with a PGA coach
Picture specials from St Mary's Primary, Dalreoch Primary, St Michael's Primary, Knoxland Primary and St Kessog's Day celebrations in Luss.
This article appeared in Dumbarton & Vale of Leven Reporter 16 Mar 10
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