Stirling Observer - 2016-11-09

• 240 posts at Forthside set to go by 2022
• CHoorrwect­otiomnaske aancdocmop­mlapilnati­nts
• Woman (41) to face trial over death of OAP
• Fire chief slams yobs who threw stones at crew
• Diamond wedding couple celebrate with family and friends
• City deal may be sealed in weeks
• Tartan Centre, river boat stops and a tourist train
• MP’s fury over ‘keep out’ signs at quarry
• It’s the big switch-on
• Hogmanay parade on city streets
• Pensioners go mad for new hearing aid
• Plean Tartan Army pitch in with Wembley support
• Festive cheer at Sunday fair
• PTA match prediction­s
• Public meet to discuss new footbridge plans
• Charity aims to recruit an elite squad of runners
• American-born Paulette is one of first to sign up for marathon
• Nairn launches charity’s festive foodbank appeal
• Pipe band in running for award
• Threat to cop shops
• Services to honour the area’s fallen
• Our festive appeal is up and running
• Vintage fair for hospice
• Community councillor hits out at new system
• Seven-day scheme is positive move
• Bin-censed Ochilmount man lodges complaint
• Lack of collection­s, residents can’t access bins, and refuse collectors can’t work lorry
• Council has big agenda
• Local scenes bring festive joy
• Johnny brings a touch of Hollywood to panto
• A long way from Cowie
• Football greats
• Rock fall risk leads to repair bill for council
• Hospitals will ring out with the sound of music
• \St Modan’s
• Serbian medal for Corporal McIntosh
• Teachers take case to school board
• Andy Murray
• The world stands in awe of the boy from Dunblane
• Council should sort out ‘mish mash’ of parking policies
• Not a good call
• I’m hoping Reporter rejects quarrying bid
• Emergency numbers
• \City Centre
• Authors will present a literary box of delights
• Calculated risk doesn’t pay off
• Clubbers get a chance to Phreak out at Fubar
• It’s so easy to get involved
• Get your home safe and secure with these steps
• Top title win for V90
• Captain is confident for Linlithgow clash
• Double up for athletic teams
• Riverside suffer in second half onslaught
• Gents remainin topspot after home victory
• Shot of gin for local curlers’ Olympic bid
• County’s winningrun continues
• County moving up after win over ‘Muir
• SCOREBOARD
• Martyn leaves after Loons loss
• Timeline for manager search

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