Courier correspondence
The February break has dried the ink in their wells and yet there are many issues crying out for comment.
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Musical and sporting talent go hand in hand
It is strange how life moves in circles. Stephanie has travelled the world improving her own skills and returned to her roots, while still in her 20s.
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A fragile landscape and economy
Kintyre has a long history of industry including coal mining, ship building, cheese production and whisky much of which brings tourists to the area.
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Thought for the week, January 19 2018
If only we could borrow Paddington’s paint box and bring more smiles into this wonderful world.
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Thought for the week
‘Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see’, said Neil Postman.
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Kintyre’s industrial production
The giant towers’ journey to Campbeltown’s docks, even at snail’s pace, was a sight to see especially on Monday night, at after midnight, when the sheer scale became apparent dwarfing buildings, people and vehicles.
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All aboard Seasports inclusive project
On Monday, the merchandise Sir Paul donated to the project, which was first valued by a recognised auction house at £185, sold for 44 times more – £8,235.
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A new year beckons
He said every film fan, round the world should visit to see what can be achieved with a grand vision.
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Thought for the week, December 29 2017
Perhaps at midnight we might reflect on what we would like to do in this year that is knocking on the door of life.