This week’s paper

A Ballyclare family is aiming to raise up to £60,000 to send their son for treatment in the USA after he contracted a severe brain infection.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Apr 2015, 14:37 BST
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Taxi driver threatened with crossbow during Rathcoole robbery

Ballyclare man McCudden quits Alliance as he makes move south

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Food hygiene ratings: How clean is your favourite local eatery?

Glengormley cyclists gearing up for Cancer Lifeline fundraiser

Ashwood House named top care home in Northern Ireland

Council takes ownership of Newtownabbey’s oldest building, the White House

Mayor’s charities benefit from £6,000 donation

Council gives assurance that it will promote May Fair

Building for the future at Abbots Cross Presbyterian

Local accordionists hit the right note at Irish Championships

Photographers focus on NI awards

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In pictures: Straid YFC awards night; Ultimate Car Show; Ballyclare Dancing Festival; Easter fun at Sentry Hill; Hopefield High reunion; East Antrim Toy and Craft Fair

And in sport...

Football: Comrades get ready for ‘six-pointer’ against PSNI

Glengormley pupil recognised for Football for All work

Football: Rathcoole see off Ballynure to book place in cup final; Mossley end season on a high note

Hockey: Ballyclare Ladies to face Raphoe in play-off

Bowls: Doagh and Kilbride clubs mark special anniversaries

Motorsport: Wright gets off to good start at Donington Park; Hamilton wins at Kirkistown

Ballyclare High pupils pick up sports awards

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