Stirling Observer - 2017-01-13

• Beaten and tied up in OAP flats
• Homes bid row
• CHoorrwect­otiomnaske aancdocmop­mlapilnati­nts
• Plan ahead in bad weather
• Snapper Julie in warning of fake magazine scam
• Gaelic’s comeback
• £2m overspend crisis
• Snow caused havoc on roads
• Team lead stranded four from mountain
• Beaten and tied up in OAP flats
• Time to decide on Clacks grants
• New cash for castle work
• It’s all Greek as village honours famous son
• Rural Notes
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Woman set fire to her cell in Cornton Vale
• Time called at famous pubs
• Drunken duo’s cafe break-in
• Cabbie hails Sir Andy by penning a poetic tribute
• Author Fay goes back to her roots
• Business built over 25 years
• Marathon entries deadline
• Changing faces at motor dealership
• Student is toast of the town
• Get voting for Young Scot heroes
• Latest from trenches and homefront
• Mole catcher with secret ways fails to evade call-up
• Farmer handed over to military authoritie­s
• Committed to Single Market
• Emergency numbers
• Over-sized and over here
• Happy birthday, Stirling Uni is 50
• \Aberfoyle
• \Kinlochard
• Menopause musical is hottest ticket in town
• \Wednesday
• Legendary JJ plays Stirling
• Top offers from Kia
• B-MAX gets an A-plus
• Tough defence force Doune into replay
• Andy’s all set for Aussie glory bid
• Strathendr­ick show no let up in league title bid
• Fishing Lines
• County face league leaders at restart
• Liam determined to make his mark with the Binos
• ‘Learning for Life’ is a primary focus at Morrison’s Academy
• Excellence is the key to Strathalla­n’s curriculum
• Highest standards on offer at Craigclowa­n
• School is a gateway into top Scottish universiti­es

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