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April 2 - April 9
1. Elgin property on market for £1m
A nine-bedroom property next to Elgin's Cooper Park has gone on the market for £1million.
North College House is on King Street, just a stone's throw from the cathedral.
Built in the 16th century, the B-listed home comes complete with an enclosed garden, measuring about 1.7 acres.
Find more photos and further details about the property: Elgin property on market for £1m
2. Caravan site manager criticises Moray Council plans
Plans to create five service and parking sites for motorhomes across Moray has met with angry response from a Buckie caravan site boss.
A total of £150,000 has been allocated by Moray Council for the sites, which include ones at Portknockie and Portgordon.
Follow the story: Caravan site manager criticises Moray Council plans
3. Three charged with attempted murder in Forres
A man and two woman appeared in court yesterday charged with an attempted murder on Forres High Street.
Read more: Three charged with attempted murder in Forres
4. Loch Ness campsite goes on market for at least £2m
A Loch Ness campsite has been put up for sale with the price starting at £2 million.
Loch Ness Shores, which sits right next to the shore of the loch in Foyers, is five-star rated by VisitScotland.
The 18.9 acre site is going on the market because its owner is retiring.
Follow the Story : Loch Ness campsite goes on market for at least £2m
5. Community pays tribute after tragic death of young Turriff woman in farming accident
Tributes have been paid to a young woman who died in a farming accident near Turriff on Saturday.
Caroline Rennie, aged 21, died as a result of the accident which occurred in a field just adjacent to the A947 Aberdeen to Banff around two miles south of the town.
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