FROM Canada to Clacks - two long-lost sisters have finally met for the first time, following help from a caring Alva resident and the Alloa Advertiser.
Last week's proved to be an emotional event for the duo, who now have some serious catching up to.
For more, including a link to a video of the big moment, pick up a copy of tomorrow's paper.
Also in this week’s Alloa Advertiser...
- Clacks woman in court over 75k embezzlement
- Further CPO in answer to train rampage case
- Clacks teacher retires following 40 years’ service
- Alloa BID chairman appeals to town centre traders
- Clacks man threatened to reveal sexual footage of ex-partner
- Man spared jail despite nasty domestic assault
- Alva Academy pupils host charity 'skiathon'
- Council make significant changes to child burial fees
- Re-appeal to trace Alloa war hero’s family
- Award for young Hillfoots carer
- PICS: Alloa Morrisons marks 20th birthday
- PICS: Delph Pond clean-up and fun day
- SPORT: Praise for Alloa's Neil Parry who marks 100th appearance
- SPORT: Sauchie gaffer takes matters into own hands
- SPORT: Alloa beat Hillfoots in Wee County derby
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