This week’s paper

Mallusk residents oppose move by arc21 to secure land to facilitate Hightown incinerator project.
By The Newsroom
Published 29th Oct 2014, 13:44 BST
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Detectives seek public’s help to bring Longlands man’s killers to justice

Council asks PSNI to monitor building site in wake of fires

Principal appointed to lead new post-primary school

Cars damaged while owners attend funeral service

Police crack down on town centre trouble

Glengormley doctor slams ‘wanton destruction’ at surgery

CCTV cameras to help improve security at Dunanney Centre

Service marks opening of cemetery extension

Historic monument gets £43k facelift

Changes to opening hours at local libraries

Minister praises work of Cloughfern Credit Union

Army cadets clean up war memorial site

Plea to parents about traffic congestion outside schools

In pictures: Ballynure PS visit to Sentry Hill; Prize presentation at Belfast High; Ballyclare High pupils star in hit musical Oklahoma

And in sport...

Football: Comrades face must-win game after five defeats

Rathcoole secure place in second round of Intermediate Cup

Ballynure OB extend lead at the top

Hockey: Double triumph for University of Ulster sides

Ballyclare Ladies secure precious point; Mossley progress in cup

Rugby: Poor defensive display costs Ophir against PSNI

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