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Every week the Chronicle prints a variety of picture specials and features from events in the local area.
This week's picture specials and features are as follows:-
An opencast operator has been blasted for ignoring safety regulations after a local site was forced to shut down for four days last week.
MP SLAMS TOWN CENTRE DELAY AS UNACCEPTABLE
A local MP has condemned delays to the Cumnock Town Centre redevelopment project as 'totally unacceptable' following news that Jobcentre Plus has withdrawn from the plans.
Kids from Cumnock will be able to sing like a rock star after a state-of-the-art recording studio was given the go-ahead.
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One of the oldest museums in East Ayrshire is set for a radical transformation if lottery funding comes through.
Fifty-two female bikers are set to travel around the West Coast to raise money and awareness for cancer support.
In this week's Cumnock Chronicle, we have two personal tributes to Cumnock Juniors legend Maxi McCulloch, who died last week aged 85.
TOWN CENTRE PLANS SUFFER NEW BLOW
The Cumnock town centre redevelopment project has been dealt a blow with the news that Jobcentre Plus has decided against moving into one of the new offices.
NO NEED FOR ANY PROPERTY PANIC
A leading local estate agent has moved to ease fears over a crisis in the housing market - by insisting a turn is on the horizon.
SWINNEY HITS BACK OVER TAX DEBATE
East Ayrshire residents have been urged to voice their opinions on proposed changes to the council tax system - with Finance Secretary John Swinney adamant that people in the area will be better off under a local income tax set-up.
GREEN LIGHT FOR NEW GREEN SITE
Work on the first part of a major regeneration project in Cumnock can now go ahead after being given Council backing.
The Guide
Overclocked: A History of Violence
Point and click adventures are the Cinderella of gaming. With your big name releases - GTA4, anything with 'Lego' in the name, or that comes with a shiny new Wii gadget taking all of our attention (and a great slice of disposable income) this summer, the smaller releases are increasingly lost in the noise.
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