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Anna Cordiner at home in Oldmeldrum. The former school teacher has just taken over as manager at Kayleigh's Wee Stars, the charity she and her husband Jonathan founded. Image: Kath Flannery/DC Thomson
Anna Cordiner started the Oldmeldrum charity, which gives grants to families of children with terminal illnesses, after her daughter Kayleigh died of a brain tumour in 2012.
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Andy Morton
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The store at St Nicholas Square will shut next year as retail bosses press on with a £15 million expansion of the Union Square branch.
Families could be torn apart and face 340-mile round trips as Lochaber care home closes.
The Aberdonian physio and dedicated Highland dancer recently won her third World Champion title and she is not done yet.
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Jack MacKenzie lost years of his football development to a common disease while in the Aberdeen youth ranks, but his 'resilience' has paid off with a Scotland call-up.
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Sheriff David Harvie described the case involving Donald Morrison as "very disturbing".
Inverness, Peterhead, Inverurie and Stonehaven are among the other areas affected by the fault.
Designs range from tractors and farm animals to Teletubbies and Minions.
Elsewhere, an Aberdeen two-storey office building and a Portsoy hotel are highlighted in this week's round-up.
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