The Oban Times - 2017-02-23

• Opposition councillor­s fear changes to annual budget
• Spam, spam, spam, spam
• Oban marina contract awarded
• Appeal for islands to control fishing zones
• Orsay chapel
• Initiative aims to combat rural crime
• Elephant’s foot and divining rods used in hunt for lost dog
• Opinion: Councillor JULIE McKENZIE on the pros and cons of social media
• Ancient woodlands are given new ideas
• The most interestin­g of times
• Oban artist has work on show at the RSA
• Strathalla­n - green space, a home from home and an exceptiona­l breadth of opportunit­ies for boarders and day pupils
• Rates: complex, convoluted and in need of radical change
• The return of spring
• High-flying Mull student wins top education award
• Businessma­n pulls plug on hydro plan in wake of rates hike shock
• Delivering news to where you are
• Councillor­s and the use of social media
• Hebridean seafaring men of the world
• Beachd Ailein
• Communicat­ion is crucial for council
• Simplistic view of Glencoe massacre
• Sacrifice made at Druid’s Seat reaps no earthly benefits ... yet
• Lochaber rangers saved from axe
• Call to protect rare landscapes
• Volunteeri­ng on the rise in national parks
• Weekly walks in Lochaber
• Atlantis Leisure’s Katie reaches elite Les Mills status
• UNCLES UK Tour 2017
• Mull and Iona Glasgow Associatio­n Ceilidh and Dance was huge success
• Glasgow Letter
• Loch Lomond farmers are honoured by NFUS
• Cattle society’s deja vu with Luing bull
• Jobs Fair 2017
• Top tips when searching for a job
• How to keep your spirits up when hunting for work
• Considerin­g a change of direction?
• KIA’s best performing dealers recognised at 2017 KIA dealer conference
• Henrys Ssangyong moved from lock-ups to great value 4x4s
• Oban primary school was selected to launch Catholic Education Week 2017
• Thought for the week
• Arran sailor joins British America’s Cup senior team
• Sinclair flies to second place in Snowman Rally
• Narrow defeat for Lorne under-16s
• New record at Mull sports hall athletics
• Pre-season friendlies
• Tulloch Homes is the new sponsor of the Camanachd Cup
• MARTIAL ARTS
• Narrow home win over Garnock throws Lorne relegation lifeline
• Lorne Ladies turn on the style
• Businessma­n pulls plug on hydro plan in wake of rates hike shock
• Funding double brightens Raasay
• Green light for major new fish food factory on Skye
• Group appeals for sculpture cash
• New £9m primary school opens in North Uist
• Big push for students to saddle up
• Significan­t rise in number of CalMac passengers
• Nevis Range banks on BT faster broadband promise
• Rail union meets Fort William centre staff
• Cancer survivor hopes to meet life-saving donor
• Strathalla­n - green space, a home from home and an exceptiona­l breadth of opportunit­ies for boarders and day pupils
• Group launches plan for permanent town cinema
• Highland Council agrees three per cent rise in council tax
• The return of spring
• Opposition councillor­s fear changes to annual budget
• Councillor­s and the use of social media
• Beachd Ailein
• Hebridean seafaring men of the world
• Communicat­ion is crucial for council
• Simplistic view of Glencoe massacre
• Fort William manager to step down
• One over the eight as Jags thump Cardross
• Top drawer tennis on the table

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