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11. Falconer joins the hunt for Uncle Sam
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 31 May 2005A FALCONER has been sent out in a bid to coax down an American bald eagle that has been in the Rochdale area for the past couple of weeks.
12. Livewire Ellie tamed by TV toddler expert
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 31 May 2005A 'LITTLE Miss Bossy' who ran rings round her beleagured parents has been tamed by spending time in 'The House of Tiny Tearaways.'
13. Whitehaven 28 Rochdale Hornets 22
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 31 May 2005Northern Rail Cup INJURY-ravaged Hornets' inability to play for the full 80 minutes at Whitehaven, plus a touchjudge's controversial call, cost them a place in the semi-final of the Northern Rail Cup.
14. Brookside bonanza for Newhey
Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 May 2005Angling Lines NEWHEY and District members had a good day when they contested the Club Cup at Brookside Fisheries on Sunday.
15. Feisty Norah left an impression
Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 May 2005A LONG-standing member of the Parish Church, who ran the Sunday school for many years, has died aged 101.
16. Pupils take to the streets in fight for their friends
Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 May 2005HUNDREDS of children went on an emotional protest march to support seven friends threatened with deportation.
17. Windfarm green light devastates protesters
Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 May 2005A 26-TURBINE windfarm will be whirring away on Scout Moor in less than two years.
18. Developers accused of path deceit
Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 May 2005THE developers who want to build 600 houses on the old Turner's site have been accused of deceiving the public, planning officers and councillors over the closure of the Woodlands Road footpath.
19. 60 jobs go with end of dying firm
Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 May 2005OVER 140 years of textile printing in Rochdale is to end when Alexander Drew Ltd stops production at its Mellor Street depot in July.
20. The sun finally shines as Rose says goodbye
Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 May 2005ROSE WORRALL was laid to rest in Whitworth Cemetery on Tuesday at a funeral attended by hundreds of mourners.