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1. Future is in good hands
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006AGED nearly 90, the grandmother of a family that has clocked up more than two centuries at one church is still going strong, working as a church leader.
2. ‘Council’s legal land grab’
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006A MOSTON councillor has claimed that North Manchester's private landlords are not owed "a jot", following criticism of the city council's CPO policy.
3. ‘Put an end to our misery’
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006OUTRAGED residents of the Ben Street area say they are 'sick and tired of living in squalor created by the authorities'.
4. Up, up and wahay!
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006IT IS often called the most natural way to fly. There are no engines or propellers, no jumping from a plane at 10,000 feet, just a harness, a canopy and the peaceful sound of a gentle breeze.
5. Super Shaunna’s heading for 2012
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006ASPIRING Olympian Shaunna Thompson has taken another step into a future sporting career.
6. Council under fire after pigeon shot
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006A HOUSING tenant who complained of pigeons in his stairwell was shocked when a man turned up with a rifle and blasted a bird on his doorstep.
7. Getting the itch to stitch again
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006IT'S being hailed as the "new yoga" by stars like Sarah Jessica Parker and Julia Roberts but - as your granny will tell you - knitting two and purling one was always a way to cast off the cares of the world.
8. ‘Buyer beware’
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006SCHOOLS are being told to beware of a firm selling education packs after a mum bought products for £1,200 that are available for around £100.
9. Sunday roasting for Chadderton
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006Darts THERE was double joy for Blackley last Sunday when they took on Chadderton at the VASA Club.
10. Games hit the streets
North East Manchester Advertiser, Friday 25 August 2006HUNDREDS of youngsters who don't normally play sport will head for Manchester's SportCity next Friday (Sept 1) for the North West Street Games.
