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Timm-ber!

Demolition of the former Timms Community Centre got underway in earnest this week, and the walls started falling soon after.

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Tempus fugitive

The police are looking for a man who found the time to rob a store at Willowbrook Shopping Centre.

Trustees chastise one of their own

The Langley School Board has censured Trustee Alison McVeigh for speaking about in camera matters in public.

PCSL welcomes Langley Athletic

Langley Athletic FC (LAFC) is about to take a mammoth step in the soccer club’s development.

Recent winter blast strands activist

Most people were able to treat the recent cold and snowy weather as an inconvenience but for people with disabilities and limited mobility, it becomes...

Western Canada's elite gymnasts set to soar at LEC

Langley has officially raised the bar when it comes to hosting high-level gymnastics competitions.

Derrival has arrived?

A series of "senseless" arsons in Fort Langley during the fall of 2010 motivated an interwoven group of young friends and musicians to write a compilation...

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Youth charged

Vancouver police are appealing to the public to identify more Stanley Cup rioters as more charges were announced, including against a Langley teen.

Cough not here

A whooping cough outbreak that has spread from Hope to Harrison, Agassiz, and Chilliwack has not yet hit Langley, Fraser Health officials say.

Graduates aplenty

Langley School District graduates 84 per cent of its students, the highest rate in a decade and the third year in a row the local rate has exceeded the...

Murrayville actors disband

Murrayville Performers (MVP) is disbanding, saying dwindling numbers and new potentials as the main reasons.

No PMMA in dead teen's body

The B.C. Coroners Service has confirmed that a 16-year-old Langley boy who died last month had ecstasy, as well as an over-the-counter antihistamine, ...

Responsibility lies at your doorstep

It's unlikely that winter is done with the Lower Mainland yet.

Routley back on the table

Langley School Board isn't waiting until its regular monthly meeting on Feb. 21 to deal with the Routley land-swap issue.

Show Park ranks among top two in North America

The Thunderbird Show Park has been named among the top two equestrian facilities on the continent by the North American Riders Group (NARG).

Lots of home planned

Langley Township council got a look at draft plans for the highly dense future of the Carvolth neighbourhood in North Willoughby at a recent meeting.

Mystery liquid perplexes RCMP

A man mad at his ex-girlfriend caused police, firefighters, and a specialized toxic chemicals team to spend hours investigating a mystery liquid last ...

Semi-nude ladies won’t be playing ball at LEC

In a move that will make some people say, “Well duuh!” and others bite their knuckles in frustration, an official with the Langley Events ...

Suspect fled without cash

A woman who tried to hold up a Langley bank, only to panic and run before getting her hands on any money, is being sought by the RCMP.

Chamber fears border slowdowns

The Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce is rallying support for continued truck traffic through the Aldergrove Border Crossing.

UPDATE: Lockdown ends, no gun found

An anonymous report of a gun at Langley Secondary led to a lockdown on Monday morning, the second since last November.

Local dresses get yeses

The owners of a Langley City bridal store recently had a unique opportunity to work with a world-renowned wedding dress expert, designer, and TV personality...

One Pearl of a series

A trip to Uganda turned out to be an experience of a lifetime for the Canadian Little League champions from Langley.

Photos & Video: New Year celebrated

Students at Gordon Greenwood Elementary had a special visitor - a lion - in their classes Jan. 26 as they learned about Lunar New Year.

Young driver killed in early morning collision

Langley Mounties are investigating a fatal crash that took place Thursday morning in the 2300 block of 256th Street.

Sign-up strong for annual cancer fundraiser

A group of Canadian Cancer Society volunteers and Langley Township firefighters gathered Saturday morning, braving sleet, snow, and hail to draw more ...

MLA off to Ottawa

A Langley MLA will go to the nation's capital to talk First Nations issues.

Modest tax increase pitched

Langley City is looking at an average $70 tax increase for 2012.

School site swap controversy to wrap up sooner

The vote on the controversial development of a former school site in the Routley neighbourhood has been moved - again.

Rivermen maul Grizzlies

It is not often you see 13 goals scored combined in a hockey game.

Relay serves up early breakfast

A group of Canadian Cancer Society volunteers and Langley Township firefighters gathered Saturday morning, braving sleet, snow, and hail to draw more ...

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32nd Avenue Alliance 'elated' with city motion

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Ridge commuters detoured by fire

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River cleanup Sunday

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Boy hit by truck

An 11-year-old Aldergrove boy was hit by a truck and has been rushed to hospital by Air Ambulance Friday afternoon.

Lots of home planned

Langley Township council got a look at draft plans for the highly dense future of the Carvolth neighbourhood in North Willoughby at a recent meeting.

Routley back on the table

Langley School Board isn't waiting until its regular monthly meeting on Feb. 21 to deal with the Routley land-swap issue.

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Emergency planning Rebuilding physically and economically is the goal

When disaster strikes, business will suffer. But the coordinator for the Langley Emergency Program is hoping to combine community and economic reconstruction...

TWU land proposals sparks firestorm

For two hours, Langley Township residents peppered their council with questions, concerns, and objections over two proposed developments linked to Trinity...

Businesses hear about how to plan for the worst

Three of Langley's experts at preparing for disasters laid out a stark example of a worst-case scenario for members of the Greater Langley Chamber of ...

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Prep for the worst

Firefighters and a crime prevention specialist will offer tips on preparing a business for disaster at this month's Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce...