Editor's note

Well done caring Dundee

The missing boys drama of Tuesday night again demonstrated how a community can come together in times of desperate need.  Strangers reach out to each other united in their humanity.  People from around the area – and beyond -reacted immediately to appeals on the Courier’s website and Facebook page to assist police and parents to …

The missing boys drama of Tuesday night again demonstrated how a community can come together in times of desperate need.  Strangers reach out to each other united in their humanity.  People from around the area – and beyond -reacted immediately to appeals on the Courier’s website and Facebook page to assist police and parents to find the three Dundee Junior School boys who disappeared after school
The story on the Courier’s website and Facebook page generated over 7500 views in a matter of hours.
People shrugged off the cold and the boys were found.  In the words of Dundee Junior School teacher, Cheryl Elliott:
“That’s one thing about Dundee. People come together + support one another during bad times. They are amazing and I speak from experience.”
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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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