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What's on this month |
Sat, 04-Sep
Annual Flower Show and Craft Exhbition (Dollar Horticultural and Garden Club)
Tue, 07-Sep
Newspaper collection (Newspaper Collection)
Tue, 14-Sep
Battlefield Archaeology (Dollar History Society)
Sat, 18-Sep
Breakfast at Brian's (Dollar Under Fives)
Mon, 20-Sep
Community Council meeting (Dollar Community Council)
what's on in the future |
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All In One Charity Walk |
 
Ian Whyte is taking a 6 month break from his Community Council activities to take part in a
long distance walk to raise funds for Cancer Research UK.
The trip is a continuous 3,500 mile, unsupported walk from Lands End to
John o’Groats passing through the highest point in each of the 84 historic
counties of mainland Britain.
For more information, to follow his progress
and to donate online go to
www.allinone-walk.org.uk
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Ochils Landscape Patnership Working Party
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A new page has been added to the site which will contain
information about the working party set up to coordinate Dollar's
response to the Ochils Landscape Partnership initiative.
OLP page |
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Last 2 posts on the Discussion Forum
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Forum: Traffic Issues
Dollar bends petition
We should all sign this at http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?p8qb22&1
Although I do think the chances of straightening them out are nil there is a lot that could be done to improve safety without much expense - what about double white lines all the way from Tilli, an average speed camera and a limit of 40, some speed and/or slow down signs and some rumble strips ???
posted at 12-Feb-10 11:36 by hillsdemon
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Forum: General
Re: Spread the word
Hello Simmy,
I was searching for references to Ballarat, Dollar when I came across this site.
My Mother and Grandmother lived there during the 1920's and 30's. They left around 1935, I believe and could well have been the occupants just prior to your Grandfather.
Regards
Ian
posted at 30-Dec-09 15:29 by IanG
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