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1. Centenary of one of longest-serving scouting troops
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 11 October 2008NOT many people may be aware of it, but a Rochdale organisation has a well-founded claim to be the longest continuous serving group of its type in the world.
2. What's on guide
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 7 October 2008YOUR weekly guide to the best of what's on in Rochdale borough and beyond ...
3. A big bang - then station disappears
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008THESE days Castleton railway station is kept neat and tidy by a hard-working group of volunteers, The Friends of Castleton Station.
4. Links
Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 24 September 2008LINKS to useful local websites ...
5. Community noticeboard - Rochdale
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 23 September 2008COMMUNITY Noticeboard is our service to all societies, associations and church groups in the area ... here's what's going on in the Rochdale area.
6. Famous Hangman was Eagle employee
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 20 September 2008One of the most famous former workers at the Eagle Mill was a man by the name of John Ellis.
7. Mill workers were one happy family
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 20 September 2008HAPPY days working in the Eagle Mill, Balderstone, have been recalled by Bygones reader, Frances Hall.
8. Much-loved Lilian dies after her 100th birthday
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 16 September 2008TRIBUTES are being paid to a much-loved parishioner who died just weeks after celebrating her 100th birthday.
9. Holiday death of TV sound engineer
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 16 September 2008A FATHER-of-three died suddenly on the last day of his family holiday in Las Vegas.
10. Pages from the life of 'Lancashire Burns'
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 13 September 2008YOUNGER Rochdalians may know little of Edwin Waugh, but this Victorian giant of literature was a master of his trade.