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111. New kit fires Service

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
RL: ROCHDALE firefighters represented the Greater Manchester Fire Service in the World Firefighter Games in Sheffield.

112. Mercy team waiting for green light

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
A TEAM of doctors is bidding to end a three-year travel ban to treat thousands of blind people in Rochdale's twin town in Pakistan.

113. Opening the door to history

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
SOME of Rochdale's most historic religious buildings will be open to the public during this year's national Heritage Open Days.

114. Town’s children are a really rotten lot

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
ROCHDALE children have the worst teeth in the country, new figures have revealed.

115. Golden days were best of my life

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
IT IS the greatest show on earth - and I played a small part in spreading its magic around the globe.

116. Top six target

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
THE JOY of last week's victory over Halifax, which guaranteed Hornets' survival in National League One, has been put to one side as Bobbie Goulding sets his sights on a top-six finish.

117. Faridah heads for the top on land and water

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
ROWING: TALENTED Newhey rower Faridah Newman has her sights set on a place in next summer's world junior championships after earning a scholarship to the country's top rowing school.

118. All to play for at Spotland

Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 September 2004
BATLEY Bulldogs, who come to Spotland on Sunday, salvaged their season with a shock win at Featherstone Rovers last week.
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