Dunfermline Press - 2023-09-14

• Jakubiak delighted to be reunited with former boss
• Drive to fix Charlestow­n parking problem stalls again
• ‘We don’t want cats to suffer like ours have’
• Rosyth £85m high school will be ‘state-of-the-art’
• Bid to ensure Inverkeith­ing is given a sporting chance
• Top marks for Cairneyhil­l PS after inspection
• Archie wants to put Robert the Bruce at the art of new city square
• Start date for city’s £800,000 ‘centrepiec­e’
• Skaters to roll into East End Park as part of unique event
• Olga: ‘I think it’s time for myself and my family...’
• ‘Fairer’ tax plan could give 45,000 Fife households higher bills
• ‘Life and death’ as hospital fears raised
• Newly resurfaced road dug up for water works
• Figures reveal rise in crime across Fife
• Woman, 22, who drove over Queensferr­y Crossing to Fife then crashed is fined £1,075
• Kelty ‘neighbour from hell’ placed on tag after abuse
• Plan for Saline dispensary is moving at ‘glacial pace’
• Pothole repair bid for Rosyth street delayed
• Council slammed for an ‘underhand’ move over Dalgety Bay site
• Developer appeals as plans for homes rejected by council
• Outwith Festiva laughs and love
• Campaign to clean up Silver Sands begins to show signs of promise
• Honesty is the best policy in Limekilns
• Halloween thrills over at Dobbies’ Dunfermlin­e store
• Harvie is a politician who is ‘oversteppi­ng his bounds’
• Changing landscape of Dunfermlin­e will bring back many happy memories
• Success for water skiers at national competitio­n
• ‘Biggest ever’ cup held in memory of water polo stalwart Brian Campbell
• Head coach salutes dramatic late victory
• McKane Park men ready for Perthshire
• EOSFL: Swifts lose but boss Stevie Crawford wins first Rosyth test
• Botti’s on it for Hearts
• New boy Jakubiak ready to repay McPake’s faith after signing deal

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