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Montrose Golf Links plans to make 450th anniversary a year to remember
The professional at Montrose Golf Links is confident the course's 450th anniversary celebrations will leave a lasting legacy. (...)
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'It will always be with me' — Aberfan Disaster anniversary stirs up painful memories for lorry driver who answered the call to help
An Angus man who responded to the urgent call for help following the Aberfan Disaster says the memories of that terrible time will never leave him. (...)
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Arbroath Infirmary's Queen Mother wing celebrates 50 years of life
Special memories and new beginnings were shared on a red letter day at Arbroath Infirmary on Sunday. (...)
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September 11, 2001: The day that scarred the world
Sunday marked 10 years since nearly 3000 people died in the September 11 attacks. Jack McKeown looks back at the atrocity, its impact and aftermath — beginning where the tragedy struck closest to home. (...)
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Flower power shows support for Poppyscotland in Glenrothes
A living tribute to Poppyscotland has been blooming in Glenrothes. (...)
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'It is just a desecration' — heartbreak for widow who has seen memorial plaque vandalised twice
A Monifieth woman says she has been left emotionally devastated after a memorial plaque to her husband was vandalised twice in the space of three months. (...)
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Arbroath man beat addiction — and found love with his support worker
A former Arbroath heroin addict has celebrated his first wedding anniversary — with the wife who used to be his support worker. (...)
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Letham Grange members celebrate 25 years of golf — and promise there are many more to come
A closure-threatened Angus golf club has celebrated its 25th anniversary, with members predicting it will survive "well into the future." (...)
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Spanish family pay homage to legend of rock Bon Scott
Kirriemuir has welcomed a rock-mad Spanish family who made a pilgrimage of almost 2000 miles from their home in Cordoba to pay tribute to one of the town's most famous sons. (...)
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'A quiet space in a city' — Dundee University's Botanic Garden marks 40 years
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Dundee University's Botanic Garden, a week of special events has been planned in this most beautiful corner of the city. Helen Brown talks to curator Alasdair Hood about a great public favourite. (...)
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Pick someone you like — diamond wedding couple's simple advice for a happy marriage
A Carnoustie couple celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary this week — and hinted at the secret for a happy marriage. (...)
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Blair Castle celebrates 75 years of public access
Stunning Blair Castle this week celebrated 75 years of opening to the public. (...)
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Tayport remembers 'The Unknown Bairn' 40 years after his body was found on beach
A bewildering and troubling case will be remembered in Fife today, 40 years after "The Unknown Bairn" was found dead on a windswept beach near Tayport. (...)
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'Pocket money' holds secret to couple's 65 happy years of marriage
A Dundee couple have celebrated their blue sapphire wedding anniversary after 65 years together. (...)
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Composers fight for St Andrews University accolade
Three talented composers will battle it out in the grand final of St Andrews University's 600th anniversary composition competition. (...)
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Pupils sing 'happy birthday' to Dundee's famous Unicorn
Dundee's grand old lady of the sea celebrated her 187th birthday on Thursday. (...)
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Dennis can still Menace with the best of them at 60
Dundee's most famous mischief-maker celebrated his 60th birthday this week. (...)
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Organisers delighted with first month of Year of the Light celebrations
A month after a rainbow of colours lit up the sky to mark the start of a year of celebrations, organisers say they have been blown away by the amount of interest and participation in Arbroath's Year of the Light. (...)
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Prince William and Kate Middleton come 'home' to St Andrews
Prince William and bride-to-be Kate Middleton looked perfectly relaxed and comfortable as they came "home" to St Andrews. (...)
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Royal visit a fitting way to celebrate St Andrews University's 600 years of learning
Coming up with a fitting way to mark a 600th birthday is not something that routinely crosses the minds of many of us. If it did, the problem of how to squeeze all the requisite candles on to the cake would surely be the least of our troubles. (...)
