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Tuesday, 13th May 2008

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Boy injured by needle A BOY of 12 is facing an agonising wait to receive a clean bill of health after being injured by a discarded needle just yards from Southesk Primary School.

Golden Wedding donation A cheque for £670 was presented to Angus Cancer Care at the McMillan Centre, Stracathro Hospital, by local couple Frank and Mina Robb.

Day Care Centre donation Janet Russell and Betty McComskie (front) present a cheque for £292 to British Red Cross volunteers Ann Gove and Angela Rushbridge on behalf of Montrose Day Care Centre.

Alarm over low-flying jets MONTROSIANS were looking to the skies last week after 20 low-flying jets shot over the town in a 40 minute period.

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Grain storage facility plan

Ban HGVs from A92

Picture House back with weekend double-bill

Body of Peter Good found

Hillsider fears for Prague Fringe over funding row

Heated exchange at community council

Lifeboat Guild treasurer retires

Search for missing local man

Concern over lack of wardens

Yellow line plan is scrapped

Dancing success for local girls

Mid Links playpark plan

Charity cycle ride

Donation to Montrose FC

Where are Montrose raised kerbs?

Backing for graffiti wall

Don't panic buy petrol

Air Station 95th Anniversary

Six months left for Partnership?

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