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Stonehaven netball coach calls it a day

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Paramedics, police and passers-by tried to help the teenager

Homes out of bounds for ambulance crews

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A souvenir photograph against the backdrop of Dunnottar Castle

Twinning highlighted in Commons

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Charlie with Mill O' Forest P7 pupils

Mill P7s leave school in style

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Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides: SAS soldier’s story

Health

Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides: a mother’s story

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Dialysis unit opens its doors

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Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides “smacks of cover-up”

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Dunnottar Castle - a ‘hidden treasure’

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Local organisations’ support for bypass benefits campaign

Transport

One-way system for up to 18 months to allow bridge work

Transport
Keith Brown at the launch of the GoNorthEast campaign

Community events to mark bypass opening

Transport
The Loan in Loanhead was closed after a crash

Aberdeenshire school bus driver named by police

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Crime More Crime >>

Quarter of teens disregard warnings to stay away from railway lines

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The damage to the defibrillator in Market Square

Life-saving kit is targeted by vandals

Crime
Head teacher Louise Moir with PCs Steve Inglis and Reegan Watson

School head goes on patrol

Crime
The charity bags carry the Meningitis Now and bebic logos without permission.

Charity warns of fraudulent clothes recycling bag collections

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Education More Education >>

Councillor hails plastic straw ban

Education
At the Catterline School end of year assembly last Thursday, the first winner of the Joan Eardley Memorial Quaich was P4 pupil Belle McMurtrie, from Barras. Belle is pictured with her winning artwork and the replica of the Historic Scotland plaque which was presented to the school by local heritage pioneer Dave Ramsay.

Belle wins Joan Eardley Memorial Quaich

Education
Pupils, parents and members of the community who took part in the Portlethen event

Getting a taste for the Edibles Trail

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Dunnottar Castle - a ‘hidden treasure’

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Local organisations’ support for bypass benefits campaign

Transport
Directors Michael, left, and Allan Fotheringahm with their award

Award success for
Mearns housebuilder

Business
The dinner was OMTA's first fundraising event

Mearns tourism group hosts first fundraiser

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Politics More Politics >>

Scottish council workers urged to reject ‘unfair’ pay offer

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Ashley Highfield

MPs must protect the local press from damaging Lords amendment

Politics
The First Minister will lead a debate in the Scottish Parliament tomorrow t mark 100 years of women's suffrage.

Debate to mark 100 years of women’s suffrage

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Environment More Environment >>

Scottish Water is urging us not to waste water, particularly during the current dry spell.

Public urged to use water wisely during warm spell

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Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides: SAS soldier’s story

Health
Scottish mum Rose Gentle, whose son Gordon died in Iraq in 2004, is backing the Johnston Press campaign calling on Scottish and Westminster Governments to shed light on veteran suicide figures.''Pic: Robert Perry.

Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides: a mother’s story

Health

Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides “smacks of cover-up”

Health
Stonehaven Medical Group has just started the online consultations

GP surgery pilots online consultations

Health
The Stroke Association provides support and information to stroke survivors and their families.

Stroke survivors falling through the gaps in care

Health