Stirling Observer - 2017-09-08

• DEFENCE BASE JOBS THREAT
• Bumper year for blooms
• WIN tickets to the cinema
• Balfron High pupils visit Galapagos
• Yob patrols arrest two
• Trouble in the hills
• Garden wrangle
• Pupils urged: ‘Speak out about worries’
• Community want talks with planners
• £20,000 boost for mountain paths
• Bid to repair Albion divide
• Councillor warns of dangers in new school plan
• Homes plan is approved despite road safety fears
• Knife thug halted by heroes is jailed
• Brand new members for five community councils
• It’d be a real crime to miss it
• Positive results for pupils
• Talk on Glasgow’s Great Exhibition­s
• No takers for supermarke­t site
• Action group outlines public’s top priorities
• Smelly water ruled safe to drink
• Stirling’s secrets revealed
• Hidden history goes on show
• Monkey business at safari park
• Teenage soldier asked to be spared further service
• Fears for missing Doune soldier
• Lieutenant was due to marry
• Broadband is big concern for many
• Emergency numbers
• Personal attack leaves question unanswered
• Wake me after winter
• \Doune, Deanston
• 10,000 in breeding lamb sale
• Store cattle
• Audience on Stand By in this immersive drama
• Wednesday
• Torchlight procession from castle
• Writers hope to strike lucky with book pitch
• Working your way up the ladder
• A mighty Mustang
• Lexus at the double
• New VW ready to Roc
• Late show from the visitors stuns Doune
• Telfer Cup victory for Gargunnock
• Tom sets new record and personal bests
• Good effort from Roger
• VILLAGE TEAMIN TELFERCUP VICTORY
• Albion duo reap rewards
• All-rounded education at Kilgraston
• Long tradition of success in and out of classroom
• Morrisonia­ns make their mark on world
• Lifelong enjoyment of learning at Strathalla­n
• Exciting new changes underway at Glenalmond

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