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Articles in June 10, 2008 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

• Fantastic four are honoured; QUEEN'S AWARD FOR WOMEN WHO HELPED SAVE DROP-IN CENTRE
• Shops treat
• Charity cycle
• Evening Chronical IN THE NEWS
• Jack in bogus caller warning
• Police hunt for cash card thief; SUSPECT WITHDRAWS MORE THAN pounds 5,000
• Police blitz on motorbike menace
• Business owner in court agai; FLYPOSTING FINE COMES AFTER MAN FAILED TO KEEP DOG QUIET
• Back in time
• Mobile advice
• Cash proves major boost
• GREEN HAVEN DELIGHT; Pupils see their garden designs realised in just 48 hours
• Old cars feed high demand for scrap; FEWER VEHICLES ABANDONED AMID SOARING METAL PRICES
• Figures In Full
• Rides for Dads
• Thieves strike
• Therapy funding
• Alcoholic's Vile Attack On Trader; Shopkeeper Racially Abused For Throwing Pest Out
• Careers wanted
• Action day
• Stars
• Musician remembered; Friends and family pay tribute after death of talented piano teacher
• Midas touch for charity; GO GREEN sponsored by Environment Agency
• Fancy a working holiday in Ireland? GO GREEN sponsored by Environment Agency
• Energy put into saving planet; GO GREEN sponsored by Environment Agency
• Get set to help needy children; Chronicle Sunshine Fund Hundreds prepare to run for our charity
• Toon ticket price hike
• SHAPE UP OR CLOSE; Failing schools are told to improve or face the axe
• Heroic soldier died fulfilling his childhood dream; TRIBUTES TO NORTH EAST TEEN KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN
• Petrol drivers' strike
• Union pulls its funding
• Al's strong I efforts to get in shape; Dad takes up sport again after diet helps him lose eight stone
• Worries for our young
• Smokers suffering
• Inside mind of Japanese killer young
• Housing market slumps further; RECORD LOW AS BUYERS STAY AWAY
• NEWS In Brief: Probe into car smash
• NEWS In Brief: Fuel protests
• NEWS In Brief: Will's visit
• NEWS In Brief: Algeria blast
• NEWS In Brief: Canoe search
• NEWS In Brief: Dog attack
• 10% hike for your Toon season ticket; FANS ANGRY TO BE TOLD COST WILL GO UP BY AROUND pounds 60
• Mum's tragic death
• Man robbed by pair
• Courage in conflict; COMMENT
• We have to let troops finish the job in hand; The weekend saw a suicide blast in Afghanistan take the death toll of British soldies to 100 since 2001.GARETH DEIGHAN finds out how families cope with living life at home while their loved ones fight on the f
• Search for man
• Boat rescue
• Dogs saved
• Schools Must Pass The Test; Government Will Step In If Results Don't Improve
• HE's a Knockout salsa dancer
• I was sure he had beaten his addiction; DAD TELLS INQUEST TRAGIC 22-YEAR-OLD HAD LIFE ON TRACK
• Pair jailed
• Star role
• Blaydon race 'twas on the 9th of June; CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE FOR TRADITIONAL GEORDIE EVENT
• Police appeal over beating
• Woods blaze
• Battlefield hero to be given a special salute; Pole endured family tragedy and carnage in Normandy
• NEWS In Brief: Busy bees at nursery
• NEWS In Brief: Forum meets
• NEWS In Brief: East promise
• NEWS In Brief: Mystery prize
• NEWS In Brief: Project grows
• My life is here now. Newcastle is my home; IRAQI FAMILY'S JOY AS THREE-YEAR FIGHT TO STAY IN NORTH EAST ENDS
• Staff set in to dive in
• Lessons can lead to prize
• School proposals
• Marshals to stay at ranks; Traders may fund scheme
• Race day gears up
• A hub of creativity
• Bomb-making loner blew his own fingers off; JAILED EXPLOSIVES FANATIC'S EXPERIMENTS AT ISOLATED FARM
• Carers support
• Blazing boats end Viking carnival; REMEMBER WHEN
• Reader's poem; GRANNY
• Clarke Chapman's Power Plant
• Letter: YOUR SHOUT - Campaign for justice in England
• Letter: YOUR SHOUT - We have some real low-lifes
• Letter: YOUR SHOUT - Making most of our estate
• Is it time our troops were brought home from Afghanistan? YOUR SAY

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