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• Malton teams keep title hopes alive

  Malton & Norton 27, Heath 8 read more

• Flash flood ordeal

  AN ELDERLY Pickering couple escaped with their lives when they were caught by floods down south. read more

• When and what flood defences?

  MALTON and Norton are to get their flood defences, but no one is quite sure when, or what they will be. read more

• Jobs blow for Pickering

  MORE than 150 people are to lose their jobs after a North Yorkshire firm announced it is to slash more than half its workforce. read more

• Over 4000 plan to march in London

  MORE than 4,000 people from the Ryedale area are expected to go to London to support next month's Countryside March. read more

• Sucklers may get aspirin

  I MAY at last succumb to one of those scores of advertisements on the television exhorting the fact that there is 'no pain without a claim'. read more

• Tribute to family doctor

  MANY will be saddened to hear of the death of a well known and respected Malton and Norton family doctor. read more

• Skeletons found under floor boards in Norton

  TWO skeletons have been found under the floor boards in Norton Post office. read more

• Malton Bacon Factory may be sold off

  RYEDALE'S biggest employer, Malton Bacon Factory, could be sold off because the plant has been making a loss, its parent company has announced. read more

• Young swimmers awarded with life-saving medals

  A group of youngsters, aged between 12 and 13, were presented with Millenium medallions by the Royal Lifesaving Society at Ryedale Pool, Pickering last Saturday. read more

• Broadbent picked for Aussie visit

  England under-15s cricketer, Dan Broadbent, has taken another gigantic step up the ladder. He has been selected as part of an England under-17s squad to visit Australia in April for two weeks. read more

• At one with nature in the heart of Ryedale

  WELBURN crossroads on the A170 has a number of ancient oaks spread about its southern side. Their upper branches at present are often occupied by large black birds, with them being the lazier element of Welburn's rook population doing little else but taking in the scenery. read more

• Austermuhle fifth as local doctor comes to the rescue

  Martin Crosswaite won Sunday's national 'Colonial Trial' in the Rosedale valley, but only after a tremendous contest with Twickenham international competitor Sam Connor and local ace Ian Austermuhle, who lives only a hundred yards from the trial headquarters in the centre of the village. read more

• Malton Stables Open Day gets a new date

  THE Malton Racing Association Open Day - one of the biggest events in Ryedale's calendar - is to have a new date and a new format this year. read more

• It was a 'dowly' sort of day

  A 'dowly' sort of a day again, Saturday, and it's damp and misty, but I needed to go to York, so that was that. read more

• Memorial hall opens its doors

  IT WAS an emotional moment for Pickering Mayor Bill McCall when he formally received the keys to the town's newly-refurbished memorial hall. read more

• Survival

  EXISTING within a range of temperatures more limited than those on shore, many marine creatures might expect longer lives than those of land contemporaries. Dropping to 4 degrees Celsius in March, the North Sea rises to 15 degrees by September. read more

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