Times past: Cumnock looks back to this week in 1994
The Chronicle looks back on what was in the local news 25 years ago this week. Do you recognise anyone from our old photos?
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Dalrymple officially free from ghosts after successful Hallowe’en Lantern walk
Dalrymple residents turned out in force for the annual Hallowe’en Lantern walk last week. Residents dressed up in some of their scariest costumes to frighten the ghosts from the village and enjoy toffee apples. The night was organised by the
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Ayrshire mum thanks maternity unit
A MUM has told how her baby boy “died for two minutes” before being brought back to life after he was born 13 weeks early. Mhairi Jones went into labour with son Brodie when she was just 27 weeks pregnant. The mum-of-six and husband Darren,
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Cumnock celebrates 50 years of The Beatles’ Let it Be
AN EVENT that no real music fan will want to miss. Cumnock Town Hall will celebrate the world of The Beatles on the 50th anniversary of the final, multi-million pound-selling release by one of the greatest bands in history. From ‘Love Me Do
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Toy appeal for kids in poverty waiting for Santa this year
FAMILIES who can’t afford stamps to send their letters to Santa are relying on your help. Children who are expecting father Christmas to arrive at their house this year could be left disapointed as some parents struggle to come up with cash.
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Hallowe’en is a scream at spooky festive party
YOUNGSTERS had a blast at their Hallowe'en parade. Children from St. Patrick's Primary School then took part in Halloween activities, including ‘dookin’ for apples. From superheroes to cute little cats everyone made a real effort with their
