Stirling Observer - 2017-07-21

• Search dog needed transfusio­ns of blood
• CHoorrwect­otiomnaske aancdocmop­mlapilnati­nts
• New flats plan for village landmark
• Boy (7) airlifted to hospital after smash
• Student’s sports drink is toast of competitio­n
• River hoax call man gets payback order
• Opticalfir­monthe lookoutfor­Stirling’s communityh­eroes
• Fortnight of fun off to a flier in Callander
• Castlevisi­tors increasedu­e toOutlande­r
• Pair host Pink Party to raise cancer cash
• RSPB reveals new attraction at Loch Lomond
• Park given Oscar
• SIGHT-IMPAIRED DAVID TEACHES BLIND HOW TO DEFEND IF ATTACKED
• Tracking rail chaos
• Key nature role of busy beavers
• Bid to build homes on `neglected’ land
• Cattle trailer in crash
• Leanne is chosen to lead way
• ‘Comments on Irish accent’ led to assault
• Call for people first, not party
• Sharing red squirrel story
• More room in the new SEAT’s interior
• Crafts by WI ladies on show at Smith
• Countdown on for Highland Games
• Friday night footy was fantastic
• Crossing highly oversubscr­ibed
• Youngsters’ sports talents PEAK
• Store cattle
• Texel show
• Prime cattle
• Death stalking Stirling cradles
• Joy to talk of Stirling in maiden speech
• GP cuts, and is The Queen a real bargain hunter?
• Emergency numbers
• The sound of silence
• Tragedy caused by war’s deadly legacy
• Queen Lear - quirky re-telling of a classic
• The end is here... and it’s Apetastic
• Gypsy swing to doo-wop - fest will have it all!
• Polestar booster
• Have an Audi chat
• Binos in a spot of bother
• Gargunnock go top after great victories
• Dan back from injury to do double
• CALEY ON THE GOOD WORK
• Tattie takes top honours at Doune Castle BC

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