The Oban Times - 2019-03-21

• State-of-the-art scanner for Oban will cut patient travel
• Minister’s ‘amazing legacy’
• Plane crashed in bid to avoid birds
• Skye and Lochalsh food awards
• Oban musicians scale heights for charity
• Lismore to Appin swim is breeze for Max
• Man admits striking colleague with knife
• POLICE FILES
• Ex-sub commander at helm of rowing club’s Lottery win
• New £1.4M Oban depot for council
• Climate breakdown is talk of Oban
• Ooh la la! Oban rugby’s going global
• The community spirit we enjoy in Oban is there to be shared
• Motorcycli­st fined after being clocked travelling at 106mph
• Brain injury group launched in Oban
• Birdwatche­rs fly into Oban for conference
• Grounded flights could impact Tiree High School
• Mobile coverage must reflect far higher level of ambition
• Oban councillor­s agree to move on outstandin­g issues
• Mum of Bonnie Babies 2018 winner says ‘go for it!’
• Developers show huge interest in town car parks
• Oban students enjoy ‘out of this world’ science trip
• Volunteers needed to help drive pony charity
• Advisers are just the tonic for gin women
• Cruise ship season arrives in Oban!
• Up to some monkey business
• Record-breaking year for visitors to Urquhart Castle
• Proposing a better ferry option for Mull
• Beachd Ailein
• Tobermory pipe band spices up fundraiser
• Let’s all help the RNLI
• Young people shape national park future
• Mountain safety reminder after Ben Nevis tragedy
• Women foresters urged to promote the sector
• This week’s walks
• Lorn vintage ploughing match is back on track
• Market reports
• Cash? That will do nicely!
• Caring for your stove
• Your perfect place? Small is definitely beautiful
• Are you ready to refresh, refurb and recycle?
• Highland BlindCraft
• Vision of a rewilded Scotland revealed
• New mountain art project to involve public on islands
• Musical treats lined up on Skye
• Mànran set to rock Fort's Nevis Centre this month
• CalMac confirms sponsorshi­p for Skye music festival
• New co-ordinator appointed for Islay Book Festival
• XpoNorth announces latest batch of speakers
• Your local radio listings
• Private sales free listings for items under £100
• ACKNOWLEDG­EMENTS
• Oban lifeboat launches in hunt for missing divers
• Brexit could lead to ‘21st century clearances’, claims rural charity
• THOUGHT for the week
• Three in a row for weather
• SPOT THE SHINTY BALL
• Lorne prove too strong for visitors
• Magnus helps Scotland retain Calcutta Cup
• Oban Saints have that semi-final feeling once again
• Islay High rugby youngsters home but not dry
• Funding boost for junior squash club
• Robert is a record breaker
• Estate defends Glenfinnan Viaduct drone zone charge
• Fort’s Niamh praised after brother injured
• Kilmallie council objects to plans
• Mum of bonnie baby winner says ‘go for it!’
• Plea for more green energy after hydro scheme rejection
• Activists call for climate emergency declaratio­n
• Family visits scene of Ben Nevis avalanche tragedy
• ‘Heartbreak­ing’ lack of Highland foster carers
• Musicians hit all the right notes at 45th Lochaber Music Festival
• New Jacobite gems go on show in museum
• Last chance to help save Kinloch Castle
• Caol’s Kayla wins Fairtrade event
• Lochaber pupils plant 30 new saplings
• New head of NHS Highland visits Fort
• Clans to remember Kintail Jacobite battle
• Piping classes set up for Donald Macleod contest
• Proposing a better ferry option for Mull
• SPEAN BRIDGE, ROY BRIDGE AND ACHNACARRY
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Prize-giving races bring athletic club’s winter league to a close
• Ruthless Lochaber score 103-point victory over Mallaig
• Lochaber curlers hammer home victory at Braehead
• Spean Bridge take team title
• TEN-PIN BOWLING
• Twelve-goal Turriff inflict bruising defeat on Fort
• 125-year history of Ballachuli­sh club celebrated in shinty book

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