Stirling Observer - 2018-06-01

• Massive package to create 5000 new jobs
• Elderly enjoy special afternoon tea party
• Council hit with hefty church insurance bill
• Politician­s welcome ‘excellent news’
• Callander to get extra £2.5m from Holyrood
• Historic house put under siege
• Angry parting shot from staff
• Letter to millionair­e owner pulls no punches
• Massive mansions get planning nod
• Keep noise Doune festival chiefs told
• 3000 expected to watch varied line-up
• Pledge to get it right this time
• Jailed for doc attack
• Torin to run over Loch Lomond
• Pond-dipping centre is officially opened
• Sick shooting game shelved after backlash
• Safety study on danger junction to be revealed
• Hotel worker hurt in blast
• Green Routes enter pallet garden contest
• Funding boost is golden
• Community councillor denies taking cash over three years
• Day out with little monkeys
• Old rivals reunite for charity clash
• Just desserts after struggle
• Holyrood refuse to fund rescue team
• Dream lives on for Freya
• Junction concerns scupper home bid
• Meggan inspires mum’s triathlon
• Prime sheep
• Stand by businesses who serve us well
• Schools’ contract an ‘indefensib­le mess’
• Emergency numbers
• Country view
• Switch from hay to silage has cost to birds
• Tragic death of soldier who applied 14 times to join up
• Homes for heroes win approval vote
• Show judged to be a winner
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• Excitement is building for Mugstock festival
• Hans in the air for thrilling ride
• Influentia­l musicians to tour new record
• Super new showroom to feature great deals
• Use relegation as springboar­d to bigger and better things
• Champions Balfron win at Gargunnock
• Reins man Richard reigns supreme
• FVO star Mark is top of the Scots
• BINOS MEAN BUSINESS
• We’ve been known to carry equipment down a farm track with the snow up to our knees
• E when we needed never forget that

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