Prestonpans, Cockenzie & Port Seton

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  Published: 4 Mar 2010 07:00

  Doc retires after 30 yrs

  A POPULAR doctor is to retire after serving the Prestonpans public for more than 30 years.

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  Published: 4 Mar 2010 07:00

  Hendersons happy after 50 years

  PRESTONPANS great grandparents Alex and Cathie Henderson are set to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at Royal Musselburgh Golf Club this evening (Friday).

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  Published: 25 Feb 2010 06:00

  Fears drugs gangs to blame for fireraising

  CAR owners are being warned to be vigilant after an escalation in vehicles being deliberately targeted by fireraisers.

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  Published: 25 Feb 2010 06:00

  Bang on course for new ladies' section

  PRESTONPANS Smallbore Rifle Club held its annual trophy presentation earlier this month.

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  Published: 18 Feb 2010 07:40

  Funeral CD to breathe new life into final farewell

  A PORT Seton nurse who cares for terminally ill patients in East Lothian has released what's thought to be the world's first ever album of music for playing at funerals...

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  Published: 18 Feb 2010 07:35

  3D models will shape halls project

  SCHOOLKIDS are building 3D models of a prospective sports hall in a project that they hope will eventually become a reality.

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  Published: 18 Feb 2010 07:35

  MSP calls on residents to shore ideas for coastline improvements

  County MSP Iain Gray is urging the residents of Prestonpans, Cockenzie and Port Seton to play their part in formulating plans to improve the local coastline.

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  Published: 11 Feb 2010 06:00 (7)

  Power plant closure is 'settled will of the people'

  SCOTTISHPOWER's controversial proposals for a gas-fired plant on the Cockenzie Power Station site were rejected by local councillors at a packed public meeting, staged by...

• Prestonpans, Cockenzie & Port Seton

• Couple celebrates platinum wedding
• Chinese visit to Goth
• 'Outrageous attack' on police station by youths
• Highland warriors to teach kids about the Jacobites
• Public exhibitions in wake of gas plant bid
• World-famous Bonnie Prince Charlie image could be his brother...
• Fisherman nets 'torpedo'
• Rev Bob announces his retiral
• Bond strong like Wallace Monument
• Veteran to remember the fallen

• Prestonpans, Cockenzie & Port Seton

• Christmas fun to improve impoverished state
• Fond farewell to Irene
• Gas plant 'no' from residents
• School technician performs song at parliament
• Cancer sufferer clowns around
• Gallery owner's cracker of a Christmas exhibition
• Artist chosen to promote Prestonpans in 21st Century
• Singers Kelly and Jackie are Capital attractions
• Alex is on song
• 'Our kids' health is only worth a therm to them'

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  Published: 11th March, 2010 08:10am

  Fight for life lost

  by Alex Lawrie (4)

  TRIBUTES have been paid to a young Musselburgh man who died on Tuesday - just 11 weeks after losing his mother to cancer.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:00 (2)

  Uri's mindbending Lamb visit

  "I am going to help Scotland win the World Cup!" declared Uri Geller on Saturday, hours before his maiden trip to The Lamb, the small, rocky island he sensationally...

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:00 (2)

  Free school bus travel isn't all that's threatened!

  MY MORNING started with a threat and ended with a handshake.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 06:30

  My last hope of life

  A CANCER-STRICKEN Musselburgh man is attempting to raise £10,000 in a last-ditch attempt to save his life.

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  Last updated: 11 Mar 2010 06:00 (1)

  Education boss defends 'silent' Knox head over CCF closure

  EAST Lothian's education chief has hit back at critics of Knox Academy headteacher Janis Craig over the forthcoming closure of the school's Combined Cadet Force - though...

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  Last updated: 11 Mar 2010 06:00

  Golden couple's delight

  A GOLDEN couple who met while dancing at North Berwick's old pavilion celebrated 50 years of marriage with a gathering of family and friends on Sunday.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 06:00 (2)

  Work to start on new school

  CONSTRUCTION of the long-awaited new upper primary school in Dunbar is set to begin next month after councillors approved the award of a near £7 million contract.