Stirling Observer - 2018-06-13

• Elizabetha­n coin and old bullets found
• Closures of roads for an indy march is a concern
• Carsmashes intoLidlst­ore
• Finance chief spared prison
• Inquiry into level of rents
• Hailstones the size of golf balls hit area
• New tennis academy at uni ‘reduces need for Park of Keir’
• And the winner is..
• OBE for prisons stalwart
• Gong for scourge of dope cheats
• Allison given recognitio­n
• Man slashed his own throat in shop
• Memories of cup glory
• Paternity pay increase
• Triathlete on track with his sport and studies
• Fiona Millar
• Survey confirms town speeding concerns
• Homage to heroes
• Pervert football coach was not working for us
• Advice forolder drivers
• Monument planned to remember de Moray
• Good service will get folk on the buses
• Pupils’ ingenious garden on display
• Gaelic singing group looking for new faces
• Best instrument­alist award joy for Fergus
• Big boost for Street Pastors
• Tee time scheme swings into action
• Talent on display at college’s end of year show
• \St Modan’s High
• Letting off steam over city kitchen
• Thousands flock to
• Why we shouldn’t cheer RBS reprieve
• Views wanted on shake-up of leases
• Taking a swing at council for parks’ revamp
• No better time for the City Deal
• Emergency numbers
• \City centre
• Enjoy beer, bangers and tunes at the Brewhouse
• Sequel stuffed with silliness
• Learn something new at creative workshops
• Riverside help raise funds for foundation
• Anailbiter forCounty
• Young kayakers paddle their way to success
• Racestakea qualitytur­n
• Challenge deemed to be a big success
• Central stay in top class
• Leading men in the running
• Binos still chasing players
• County will benefit lots from final loss

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