Stirling Observer - 2022-03-23

• Rich culture will live on despite bid blow
• Schoolkids hope dog owners ‘pick up’ on dog poo message
• Free daily coffee for first Tim Horton customers
• Lisa’s serving of inspiratio­n on MasterChef
• Councillor hits back at claims he was dumped
• Charity dive to raise funds for little Mylo
• Residents offer rooms to refugees
• Lochside home for 50 orphans fleeing war zone
• Cancer was not going to to ruin pal’s wedding day
• Police in doorstep crime alert
• Triumphs of the Young Scot finalists Singer and horse rider make shortlist
• Anger over decision to shut down job centre
• Andy and Jamie’s gran makes short work of sweet treat
• Takeaways’ bosses in new planning bid
• 600 still waiting for mental health help Almost 40% on CAMHS list on hold for more than a year
• A FAMILY PASS FOR BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK
• British Summer Time starts at weekend
• Apprentice infoatopen evenings
• Business community step in
• Easter theme at next Wolf Pack Kids’ event
• Uni professor behind social work support for Ukraine
• Election candidate in neighbourh­ood pledge
• New transport projects driven by local needs
• Families are struggling with bin cuts
• War refugee whose socks were a big hit with Tsar
• Emergency numbers
• Village hears of its first war casualty
• Dim view taken of evacuation plans
• Madcap musical fa
• District News
• HVeoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Dread-filled oddity takes too wild a turn
• Young runners enjoy the sun on last day of series
• GOLF ROUND-UP
• Poor show virtually ends play-off hopes
• Popular youth rugby camps back in April
• Fergus loses in the final
• Covid cripples Scots curlers’ world hopes
• Joel is last-minute hero in students victory
• FANS WILL VOTE ON BIDTOOUST CHAIRMAN Commercial manager hints he may go

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