Local stories in the Press this week
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| 14:13 UK time, Friday, 4 December 2009
10-week-early triplets doing 'exceptionally well' - Daily Post
Triplets Lee, Logan and Sarah, born 10 weeks premature to Deeside couple Luke and Emily are 'doing exceptionally well' in hospital.
Wrexham woman's devastation over partner's death - Leader
The devastated partner of a keen Wrexham musician has told how he died in her arms after suffering a heart attack.
500 sign petition to keep services at Rhyl's Royal Alexandra Hospital - Rhyl Journal
Rhyl is finally having its voice heard over the Royal Alexandra Hospital. That is the view of Cllr John Bellis after a meeting with the Betsi Cadwaladr University Local Health Board at which he handed a 500-signature petition calling for the hospital to remain as a inpatient facility and for a walk-in minor accident ward.
Locals welcome idea of Wrexham prison - Daily Post
Locals living opposite a potential prison site say it would be a welcome boost for the area's economy.
Gas blast family's year of misery - Leader
A family is facing another miserable Christmas a year after a gas blast wrecked their home. Pensioners Derek and Margaret Roberts and their son David, 42, are still suffering the effects of a terrifying blast that blew their Mold home to pieces.
Flint workers face axe from Flintshire Council - Flintshire Chronicle
Four council workers in Flint have been told they might not have jobs to come to back to after Christmas. The catering roles - based at County Offices, formerly Delyn House - have been made redundant by Flintshire County Council.
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