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WICK Academy are good enough to achieve even greater heights than last season if they learn from their pre-season mistakes.
THE mother of a Lybster man paralysed as a result of a car crash has spoken of her grief at having to wait months to take her son home from hospital in…
And a time for every purpose under heaven.
MANNED space flight may still be high on the agenda among the current and emerging superpowers of the world but is only ever likely, in the foreseeable…
A CAITHNESS teenager is stunned but delighted after being chosen to be part of the first Scottish under-18 female rugby sevens squad.
THERE was not a croft of my early days but had thatched roofs, sometimes the barn, sometimes the house, sometimes the lot. Thatching took and used whatever…
THE Civil Nuclear Constabulary will be undertaking a firearms training exercise at Dounreay on Friday.
EMERGENCY services remain at the scene of a house fire in Thurso which broke out at Ormlie Road this morning.
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MARY-ANN’S father was William Young, born in 1856, the second of a family of seven children.
NEWLY-born Caithness baby Jamie Stuart Bremner has a birthday which is truly fit for a king.
Apparently “Prince Charles was blasted by MPs for paying LESS tax than his servants”.
AROUND 1000 birds have made a retired man’s roof their summer residence, causing him sleepless nights as he counts the cost of the aftermath of…
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THIS year saw the third running of the Willie MacDonald open round robin triples at Thurso Bowling Club.
TRAINS were unable to arrive at Thurso Railway Station as signalling problems continued to disrupt services in Caithness on Tuesday
VOLUNTEERS are being sought to help carry out a beach clean at Dunnet as part of a national initiative which takes place with the help of two kayakers…
RAIL passengers suffered disruption as signalling problems in Caithness resulted in them being ferried by bus to continue or complete their journeys.
TRAFFIC in Thurso was brought to a standstill today (Monday) as repairs were carried out to the town’s road bridge.
CAITHNESS is set to celebrate its passion for whales, dolphins and porpoises during National Whale and Dolphin Watch Week.
