Dunbar

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 06:00

  Piping in the guests at high school celebration

  A CELEBRATION of Scottish cultural heritage attracted 300 visitors to Dunbar Grammar School last Tuesday.

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  Published: 25 Jun 2009 07:00 (1)

  Ambitious community hub shows town 'on the way up'.

  WARD councillor Paul McLennan proudly claimed that Dunbar was “on the way up” following a local authority presentation to community councillors on plans for a new multi-million...

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  Published: 25 Jun 2009 06:55

  Kittiwake threat highlighted at harbour

  AN INTERPRETATION panel warning of a threat of starvation to the town’s huge kittiwake colony has been unveiled at Dunbar Harbour.

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  Published: 18 Jun 2009 08:55

  Green light for new school

  WORK on Dunbar’s new upper primary school can finally begin, after the site landowner agreed this week to sell up following nine-months of negotiations with the local authority...

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  Published: 18 Jun 2009 08:50

  Pyrenees trek for charity

  A DUNBAR solicitor is swapping the legal landscape for the snow-capped ridges of the Pyrenees as he undertakes a 500-mile trek in aid of Cancer Research.

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  Published: 18 Jun 2009 08:45

  Newsagents beats off rivals for retail award

  A FAMILY-run newsagent in Dunbar has scooped the ‘Newstrade Local Retailer of the Year’ award for the second time in three years.

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  Last updated: 18 Jun 2009 08:35

  See Muir in new light

  For the chance to see John Muir as he’s never been seen before, visit a new exhibition of oil paintings entitled ‘Wild and Wonderful’ at Dunbar Library’s Gibb Room.

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  Published: 11 Jun 2009 06:00

  Enjoy a fun packed civic week!

  The 39th annual Dunbar Civic Week kicks off in style tomorrow (Saturday) with the Queen’s Parade, crowning ceremony and Dunbar Primary School fete.

• Dunbar

• Dunbar train plans are driven off the rails
• I fought the Law...
• Headley a dull moment for duo
• Fonz has happy day in Dunbar
• Community workers target cafe for youths
• Couple saved by lifeboats
• Missing man presumed dead
• RNLI buoyed by official handover of key lifeboats
• Historic Scotland defied
• Pipe dreams

• Dunbar

• 60 up for choral society
• Park neigh-bours
• Olympic dream will come true
• School funds local charity, as head gets set for retirement
• Plans for new community centre get support
• Designer maps out B & B website
• Traders' chief: 'Traffic warden is a tyrant!'
• McArthurs Stores' open day
• Style queen bids to give old pavilion a fashion makeover
• Easy pickings for thieves

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• News

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  Published: 2nd July, 2009 08:30am

  Lib-Dem stunner

  

  EAST Lothian Liberal Democrats have been plunged into turmoil just months from the next General Election, after sole nominee Stuart Currie’s shock decision to refuse the Westminster candidacy.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 06:25

  Queen makes historic county visit

  COUNTY residents of all ages were expected to flock to the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick on Thursday, to witness the arrival of Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of...

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 06:05

  Council u-turn on festival sweets

  THE sale of confectionery at the Haddington Festival Cafe will be banned from 2010.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 06:05

  No trains for Fringe by the Sea

  THE organisers of Fringe by the Sea 2009 are stepping up their bid to secure late-night public transport for the popular music and arts festival, after rail chiefs turned down...

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 06:00

  Retail war rumbles on

  AN influential community group has delayed its official submissions on Haddington’s retail future after obtaining special dispensation from East Lothian Council.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 06:00

  Amanda's trek for charity

  HADDINGTON mum-of-two Amanda Wells is back in the saddle after an absence of more than two decades and gearing up for the challenge of a lifetime.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 06:00

  Bill hangs up his lollipop

  DEDICATED lollipop man Bill Watson hung up his yellow fluorescent hat on Friday after nine-and-a-half years keeping Law Primary School pupils safe on the roads.