The Press and Journal (Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire) - 2020-06-13

• ‘I’m not the kind of person to give up – I’ve still got a lot of my life to live’
• Rememberin­g heroes of St Valery
• Harriet’s vision for landmark
• Watchdog in investigat­ion of councillor
• Boy boosts charities by raffling dinosaur
• Charity urges remedy should return
• Economy could be helped by ‘windfall tax’ on giants
• Communitie­s want ‘new deal’
• Moorland projects to be given a share of £3.6m
• Wildlife park makes case to reopen earlier as crisis bites
• Visitors ‘clamouring’ to return to the Cairngorms
• National Trust for Scotland bailout ‘must not lead to closure of north-east sites’
• Signs in schools will warn against hugging
• First ministers in call for longer Brexit transition
• Online special event will be music to store’ s ears Independen­t vinyl record shop taking part in 24-hour initiative
• Judicial review sought of government’s ‘flawed’ quarantine for arrivals
• Respects paid in many communitie­s which suffered loss
• Research in France revealed poignant stories of the fallen
• Musicians to do battle in 200th anniversar­y event
• Church groups hailed for aid to needy
• Parents in plea to help find their daughter’s murderer
• Stalled work at beauty spots to resume
• Organiser says protest is only beginning of action
• Provost looks to abolitioni­sts
• ‘Trojan horse’ fears over incinerato­r ash store plan
• Council confirms waste centre will open
• Parking fees for visitors to resort approved
• Row over right to monitor birds after nest disturbed
• ‘Ancient fairy godmother’ hails talent
• Increase in hate crime across Scotland
• Man facing allegation­s of rape is denied bail
• The Flying Pigs
• Round of applause for teachers too
• On this day
• Fund for fishing industry to close after £8.2m in aid
• Extent of government’s interventi­on to help our beleaguere­d fleet
• New cryptocurr­ency ‘can rejuvenate US economy’
• Pointer Sisters family mourns loss
• Wipers in 1903 – autonomy in 2020
• Fiesta gets mild-hybrid tech for first time
• Cycle smash further delays Fort comeback for Simpson
• Covid-19 curtails three of 2020’s big races
• Hartley fears players will drop out of game entirely
• Megginson claims player of the year double
• Rangers’ plan ‘a good idea’
• Cadden can’t wait to finally kickstart his career in United States
• ‘Rumours are nice but my focus is on success at Staggies’
• Ex-Don eager to earn internatio­nal call-up
• Ex-Caley Thistle striker heading to Well
• County ‘taking great care’
• Striker to go under knife after knee pains
• Search for the equine factor
• Cooking up interest in food
• Let us spray for good harvest
• PATRICKKRA­USE
• Race to complete audits ahead of 2020’ s harvest
• Online training for Scots farmers
• ADORIC DEVOTION
• Meet the expats living through a pandemic abroad
• We share an expert’s tips for getting sleep back on track
• Somewhere over all those rainbows... some good has come from all of this
• TAKE A SEAT
• ONLINE YOGA HELPS RESTORE THE TIRED BODY – AND SOUL
• ON THE RUN FROM SON’S TANTRUMS DURING LOCKDOWN
• “Nottoworry,wehadbeena­ssuredthat­theelephan­tswouldnot­troubleus”
• Online gigs are changing culture
• DORIC COLUMN ROBBIE SHEPHERD
• GAELIC COLUMN ANGUS MACDONALD
• PRIZE CROSSWORD
• Our weekly round-up of the latest news, products and facts for foodies
• With strawberri­es
• Lemon loaf
• Some great gins to try right now

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