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Volunteers sought to clean historic headstones

Volunteers sought to clean historic headstones

The public is being invited to help preserve the reminders of the community’s roots
Learn to paddle, join the Brigade

Learn to paddle, join the Brigade

Fort Langley Canoe Club seeking participants for the annual Fraser River journey
Space goes stellar

Space goes stellar

Surrey Museum turns to the cosmos for its new exhibit.
A barbecue for Shaun G

A barbecue for Shaun G

High school buddies stage Langley cancer fundraiser
Aces on Wheels brings game of tennis to players in wheelchairs

Aces on Wheels brings game of tennis to players in wheelchairs

After introducing his sports program in Abbotsford,16-year-old Anthony Iliev hopes to expand to Langley
Caring for critters that can't care for themselves

Caring for critters that can't care for themselves

Critter Care Wildlife Rehabilitation Society will host an open house on July 9 and 10

Learn more about gardening

Langley Demonstration Garden will showcase an informative evening hosted by David Catzel of Glorious Organics Co-operative. Participants will learn tips for locating a veggie patch, what to grow and when to plant it. It starts at 6:30 p.m. and is free.

Riders stop in Langley

On Wednesday, July 13, Canucks alumni taking part in the “Ride for Hope” cycling fundraiser will make a stop in Langley.

Gummy Bears shine at reading

The Gummy Bears of Gordon Greenwood Elementary have earned top marks as students who can not only read, but understand the books they read. The Gummy Bears, students in Grades 4 and 5, excelled in the Reading Link Challenge, a contest sponsored by the Fraser Valley Regional Library. They were required to read a selection of novels and compete in a trivia contest which tested their recall of minutiae in those assigned books. And they accomplished this in a thoroughly modern way, reading e-books.

Kwantlen lecturer speaks in Croatia

Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s public relations graduate and faculty member Amelia Kennedy recently returned from Croatia, where she spent two weeks sharing her Canadian experiences and expertise with students at the University of Dubrovnik.