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9-19.pdf
An article from an unknown news source about that year's AGM, which also included a prizegiving ceremony for the ballad competition and a concert for the winning entries.

9-18.pdf
A Press and Journal article about the Bailies of Bennachie ballad competition, won by Alford Academy with an attached photo, and another about a concert and prizegiving for the competition winners at Inverurie Academy.

9-17.pdf
A short extract from an unknown news source stating that a proposal to build a garden centre at Oyne will not be called in to Grampian Regional Council as it appears to have mass approval.

9-16.pdf
A short extract from an unknown news source detailing the litter picking efforts of five of the Bailies of Bennachie and a group of Inverurie Academy pupils. They focused mostly on the Mither Tap path.

9-15-1.pdf
66-year-old Christina Forrest of Stoneywood fell and broke her ankle while descending the Mither Tap. She had to be carried down on a makeshift stretcher before being transferred to hospital.

9-15.pdf
66-year-old Christina Forrest of Stoneywood fell and broke her ankle while descending the Mither Tap. She had to be carried down on a makeshift stretcher before being transferred to hospital.

9-14.pdf
A Sunday Express article about founding Bailie Dr Danny Gordon and the work he put in to look after the area.

9-13.pdf
A reproduction in the Inverurie Advertiser of the winning essay from the 'Why I Like Bennachie' competition. The winner was Isla Salter, a Primary 7 pupil at Kemnay School.

9-12.pdf
An article about the sixth Bailies of Bennachie AGM which included a ceremony for the winners and runners up of a 'Why I Like Bennachie' essay competition, which had been open to Primary 6 and 7 children who lived in the Gordon District.

9-11.pdf
An article discussing plans to build public toilets near the Mither Tap due to public demand.
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