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Book of the Month (Dollar Drama Club)
Sat, 05-Jul
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Tue, 15-Jul
Visit to Culzean Castle (White Wisp Club)
Wed, 16-Jul
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Thu, 17-Jul
Annual Strawberry Tea (Dollar Museum)
Mon, 21-Jul
Community Council Meeting (Dollar Community Council)
Wed, 23-Jul
Fun activities with French (3-9 years old) (France-ecole)
Wed, 30-Jul
Fun activities with French (3-9 years old) (France-ecole)

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Cherry Blossom on Burnside - Wed 7th May 2008

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Last 2 posts on the Discussion Forum

Forum: General
House for rent.
Hello Dollar. I and my wife (plus family) are moving to Dollar hopefully by August (my wife and her family originally lived in the town from the 60's to the mid 80's). We are looking to rent a house/ apartment in the town prior to buying. We would be looking for 6 months minimum rental. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.Chris Sutcliffe posted at 22-Jun-08 22:41 by Cj
Forum: Planning Issues
Re: 20 Houses at Kellyburn
hi kenny the hulk here seems that you are taking some stick from the skytronic geezer he seems like another fiery elf and crusader rabbit type only their opinion counts and to hell with every other persons opinion pardon the pun i would like to remind them that the c c meeting was a monthly meeting not this big meeting to discuss these proposals if their was so much of an outcry about these proposals why was their only about 35 people objecting to it ok they had about 120 objectors to the proposals out of 3000+ who live in dollar hello to me that does not reflect the overall majority of the dollar community i think you would find if you put this out to the wider community and let them vote you would see a totally different outcome i think most of the community would gladly have the new cemetery car park football pitch and changing facilities as it would be of great benefit to the wider community i wonder how these objectors would feel if god forbid one of their family was to pass away and could not be buried in dollar due to their not being any space left in the existing cemetery getting these proposals through could ease a lot of unnesasary worry all round what all these objectors fail to realise that 90percent of their houses are on greenbelt land so who are they to dictate to anybody their are a lot of worse thing going on in the world than worrying about 20 houses being built in dollar lets get the facilities in place to benefit the whole community and stop all this name calling yosser the day the developers move in you will be garaunteed a job posted at 09-Jun-08 01:25 by the hulk

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