Dunbar

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:21

  School picks up prestigious prize

  DUNBAR Grammar School has been recognised for good practice in religious observance with the presentation of the Church of Scotland’s Stevenson Prize.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:20 (1)

  Green light for inquiry into incinerator proposal

  THE Scottish Government has confirmed details of the public inquiry into Viridor’s bid for an energy-from-waste incinerator near Dunbar.

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  Published: 26 Aug 2010 09:25

  Knox CCF's final farewell

  MORE than 100 years of a proud Haddington institution comes to a colourful end next Sunday (September 5) as Knox Academy’s Combined Cadet Force (CCF) leads a farewell parade and...

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  Published: 26 Aug 2010 09:21

  Time to Rome, Duncan

  HE’LL be tackling climbs of more than 8,000ft during a staggering 1,200 miles on the saddle – so it’s no wonder Duncan McIntyre is slightly nervous about his latest charity challenge...

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 09:24

  Dummy question costs Stuart £30k

  NOT many people can list “appearing on television” as a hobby, and just one moment in the spotlight is – for most – no more than a dream.

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 09:23

  Minister gets eco-welcome

  Climate Change Minister Stewart Stevenson MSP received a warm welcome from Dunbar environmentalists when he visited the town last Thursday (August 12).

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 09:22

  At least he'll save on shampoo

  TWENTY three-year-old Graeme Hill has been described as a ‘poser’ by his mum and taunted by friends for the length of time he takes to style his hair.

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 09:23

  Drive for golf vision

  AN AMENDED outline planning application to create a golf academy, training facilities and accommodation at Dunbar Golf Club has been submitted to East Lothian Council.

• Dunbar

• Strawberry Fields forever
• Rowing fans prepare to float their boat
• Elsa's history tackles a mighty subject
• Architect appointed to community bakery bid
• Lottery boost is a real life-saver
• Mad dash for lifeboat crew
• Vacant pavilion is set for a fashionable future
• Incinerator protesters' £500 funding bid rejected
• Disabled Colin defies doctor to achieve PhD
• RNLI fete organisers hoping to sail past record

• Dunbar

• Leafing through garden centre plans
• GPs pioneer text service
• Water company apologises for Dunbar pipe leak
• New Dunbar Rotary chief
• Brewery has Scot the lot
• Burning desire to see New York
• New play area part of 'mission' to rejuvenate East Beach area
• Torness operator defends wind turbine plans
• Expanding church set for revamp
• Grab an oar!

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• News

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  Published: 2nd September, 2010 09:30am

  'Peddlers of misery' are put behind bars

  

  EIGHT drug-dealing county residents who “peddled misery” in their communities have been jailed for a total of 12-and-a-half years following a major police blitz on drugs and organised crime in East Lothian.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:28

  100 tons of straw alight

  Firefighters tackled a farm inferno for nearly 12 hours on Wednesday after about 100 tons of straw were set alight at Fenton Barns.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:27

  A loving goodbye to a 'special wee boy'

  TRAGIC five-year-old Archie Dunbar – who adored trains, fishing with his dad, and Harry Potter – was laid to rest in a poignant service attended by hundreds of mourners last Thursday...

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:26

  Teens charged with Costello break-in

  TWO teenagers have appeared in court following an alleged housebreaking and fire at former East Lothian councillor David Costello’s Prestonpans home last month.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:25

  I'm 100, but I'm still a wee sister

  ORMISTON great-grandmother Janet Scott may have achieved a century of life experience... but she's still able to look up to her 101-year-old sister!

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:24 (1)

  Councillor hits out at 'ScotRail's subtle rip-off'

  RAIL bosses have responded to claims by a leading county politician that passengers travelling beyond Edinburgh from stops on the North Berwick line are paying an “unnoticed surcharge...

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:22

  New use for ex-care home?

  A DEVELOPMENT of 19 flats and two houses is planned at historic Cockenzie House – though a community campaign is about to be launched to transform the former nursing home into...