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Article content Relief was the common reaction among the steady stream of approximately 410 Saugeen Shores seniors – the 80-and-over cohort – vaccinated against COVID-19 March 13 at an invitation-only clinic in the former Port Elgin police station, now home to the Nuclear Innovation Institute. Town of Saugeen Shores Director of Protective Services, fire chief Phil Eagleson said the clinic was offered locally to ensure everyone over 80 – born in 1941 or sooner – could get vaccinated without having to leave town. Physicians at the Saugeen Shores Medical Clinic in Southampton had pre-booked appointments with their over-80 patients. Patients at the Port Elgin Dr. Earl Centre were vaccinated last week. ....
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Article Backers of planned £3m world-class climbing centre in Highland capital still reaching for success despite setback By Val Sweeney Published: 21:00, 06 March 2021 Get the Ross-shire Journal sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper Duncan McCallum outside the site in Lotland Street. An ambitious project to develop a world-class climbing centre in the Highland capital is still very much alive, despite a recent setback. The proposed £3 million Ledge Climbing Gym was dealt a blow last month when the planning application was turned down by Highland councillors. They were acting on a report by the Health and Safety Executive which said its planned Inverness Lotland Street location next to a large fuel storage and distribution site posed an unacceptable risk. ....
By Val Sweeney Published: 20:30, 05 March 2021 Get the Inverness Courier sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper Duncan McCallum outside the site in Lotland Street. An ambitious project to develop a world-class climbing centre in Inverness is still very much alive, despite a recent setback. The proposed £3 million Ledge Climbing Gym was dealt a blow last month when the planning application was turned down by Highland councillors. They were acting on a report by the Health and Safety Executive which said its planned Lotland Street location next to a large fuel storage and distribution site posed an unacceptable risk. ....