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Greenock is set to play host to its last large cruise ship of the year this week (opens the original)
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GREENOCK is set to play host to its last large cruise ship visitor of the year on Tuesday. The 139,072 grt MSC Preziosa is scheduled to visit the Ocean Terminal on September 29 during a round-trip cruise from Hamburg. The vessel is capable of carrying up to 4,378 passengers and 1,370 crew, making her the largest ship, in terms of passenger capacity, to call at Greenock this year. MSC Preziosa is scheduled to be Greenock's last large cruise ship visitor of the year. (Image: George Munro) Tomorrow
Searching the sky for Capella and Auriga - the Little Goat and the Goat Herder (opens the original)
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In the last feature I had shared some advice on how to spot and photograph glowing noctilucent clouds in the night sky. With summer now giving way to autumn, we will need to wait until July next year before we get another chance to catch them. Being the eternal optimist, I had also hoped to share a 'best of' montage of images from the solar eclipse which took place on August 12. In the days leading up to the eclipse the forecast was looking a bit iffy, not just for Inverclyde, but for much of Sc
Greenock man who served in US Air Force on 9/11 recalls the day the world changed (opens the original)
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Graham Little grew up in Greenock, but left Scotland as a teenager for a new life in the United States. Twenty-five years ago today, he was in his 15th year of service with the US Air Force when two airliners struck the World Trade Center in Manhattan. Here he shares his perspective of a day few of us will ever forget. I GREW up in Greenock — attending Lady Alice Primary School, Boys’ Brigade on a Thursday night, delivering the Greenock Telegraph, playing football for Broomhill Boys Club and fis
Inverclyde MP welcomes move to sanction Israeli settlements in the West Bank (opens the original)
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INVERCLYDE’S MP has welcomed the UK Government’s measures targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, describing them as a necessary step to protect the prospects of a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians. The comments from Martin McCluskey MP come after the Government this week announced a package of sanctions aimed at illegal Israeli settlements, including restrictions on settlement goods, penalties for organisations involved in settlement construction and furthe
Tributes paid as Greenock Telegraph gardening writer George Irvine dies aged 84 (opens the original)
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THE Greenock Telegraph's gardening expert, George Irvine, has died aged 84. George, who wrote the paper’s Garden Guru column for more than 20 years, passed away peacefully earlier this week after a short period of ill health. As well as his Telegraph contributions, George was a leading light for many years in Gourock Horticultural Society and in the organising of the town’s annual Garden Party. He also worked as a tour guide for horticulture-based holidays and was a long-time judge of the popula
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