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Family grateful for Acts Of Kindness

Teresa Sperger and her family were overcome with emotion late Monday afternoon, after a bus moved a couple of feet down the street and brought into view their revamped and renovated Aldergrove home.

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Crash linked to alcohol

A 17-year-old from Langley was at the wheel of an SUV that crashed on a logging road near Hope on May 19.

PHOTOS: It rained on the parade (and nobody seemed to mind)

Holiday Monday’s droplets of rain, deteriorating into an outright downpour, didn’t keep thousands away from Fort Langley’s annual May...

Mayors try to catch province's attention

The first gathering of mayors from around British Columbia ended with a call for more provincial attention, sustainable funding, and better infrastructure...

Jury calls for safety training, enforcement

The BC NDP is calling for quick action on the recommendations of a coroner's jury, to prevent more deaths like those of the three men killed on a South...

Top show jumping teams begin new season

The equestrian world will be focusing on Langley over the next couple of weeks, as Thunderbird Show Park kicks off this year's equestrian season with ...

Couple returns home to help out

In 2005, longtime Langley residents Pons and Aida Paez returned to their native land in the Philippines after a 30-year absence.

Angel charged over drugs

A drug raid in Aldergrove uncovered $26,000 in cash along with cocaine.

Funds added for flag

Despite being turned down for a community grant, the Living Flag Project will get financial support from Langley Township council.

Youthful historians join Model A Day

Area students will help history come alive at a special showcase hosted by the BC Farm Museum.

To bee, or not to bee?

Beekeepers asked Langley Township to change the rules to allow backyard hives for hobbyists, at the May 14 council meeting.

Gas taxes hit $1 billion for Lower Mainland

Gas taxes in the Lower Mainland will hit $1 billion this year, according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.

Photos: Bike enthusiasts sought

In its six-year history, Ride for Doug has raised more than $45,000 for muscular dystrophy (MD) in honour of its Langley namesake.

Cadets inspected in Langley

Langley's 70 Air Cadets from 746 Lightning Hawk Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron will be putting on a show and everyone is invited to go watch.

Market re-opens for Langley farmers

The Langley Community Farmers Market (LCFM) season kicks off Wednesday, showcasing fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, live entertainment, and much...

Show opportunities for all of the family

Thunderbird Show Park just keeps growing and getting better.

Thunderbird in elite company

Contributor From footing to facilities, Thunderbird Show Park ranks second only to Spruce Meadows as the best equestrian facility in North America.

Township ready with plan for possible high water

The area along the Fraser River is being closely watched by Langley Township staff as the annual spring freshet approaches.

Rivermen d-man assumes 2012 captain's 'C'

The Langley Rivermen have secured their captaincy for next season.

Als ink Rams' Zaleski

Langley Rams slotback Jarod Zaleski is going pro.

Separate blazes keep crews moving

Langley Township firefighters dealt with a pair of fires early in the week, one of which destroyed a garage.

Cal Poly B.C. champ’s next big adventure

Walnut Grove Secondary cross country star Ashley Windsor is headed to a California city that goes by the name “happiest place in America.”

Hells Angel faces drug charges

A drug raid in Aldergrove uncovered $26,000 in cash along with cocaine.

Langley City jumps on 'ban' wagon

Langley City is going to try to landscape naturally.

Township in spat with Metro Vancouver

Metro Vancouver and Langley Township are locked into a legal wrangle over who gets to say what development is appropriate.

Celebration marks 90th year

The village of Fort Langley is steeped with history, and the May Day festivities coming together this weekend will help pay homage to some of that rich...

Adventists seek new church: Web version

A new Seventh Day Adventist Church planned for Old Yale Road drew supporters and opponents to a public hearing at Langley Township council Monday.

Little girl's wish comes true

Judging from the way she raced through her Langley home with older sister Maya in hot pursuit, there’s no slowing down three-year-old Zoe Dornan...

Cell tower gets negative reception

Residents around the Tall Timbers area were relieved Monday as Langley Township council voted eight to one to oppose a planned cellphone tower in their...

Big job for Relay volunteers

Jennifer Schroeder isn't a longtime participant in the Canadian Cancer Society's Langley Relay for Life.

Murder unsolved

Lower Mainland homicide investigators called for public help on the three-year anniversary of the murder of Christopher Roy Whitmee.

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Overcoming the isolation of infertility in Surrey

SURREY - Glenna Owens struggled with infertility for more than five years before being blessed with a daughter at the age of 41.

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West Coast trains unaffected by possible strike

West Coast Express trains will be running despite a threat from CP Rail workers to walk off the job at midnight tonight (Wednesday morning).

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Inspiration rolls through Tri-Cities

Flanked by championship banners, trophies and a statue of Terry Fox himself, the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay began its stay in Port Coquitlam Thursday...

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Abbotsford mill fire likely not linked to wood dust: Firefighters

A large fire that burned part of an Abbotsford lumber mill to the ground early Saturday morning does not appear to be linked to the wood dust suspected...

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Mall reopens with a party

Thousands of people will be converging on Fort Langley this weekend for one of its annual village parties.

Langley launchpad for falafel chain

The Holy Falafel restaurant in Aldergrove's Gloucester Estates has been open less than two months, but owner Greg Ewasiuk thinks it has potential to expand...

Recycling project under study

A first of its kind plastics recycling test project in Langley City has shown that the public does want to be involved with more recycling.

Partnering with charity

It's always gratifying to me to learn about new and innovative ways that business owners and their staff in town find to support charities. This week, ...

Photos: Natural Health Fair success

From free blood testing and Reiki massages, to samplings of raw apple pie, there was plenty to see, experience, and taste at the Langley Natural Health...

What's in Store: Aldergrove has been buzzing of late with business happenings

Holding an empty house is a unique way of promoting a new business venture, so hats off to Annette McArthur and her team at Aldergrove Enterprise Centre...

Maybe business could do with a little motivation

Off the top, I'm sorry to see that Fields is announcing the closure of its stores in Aldergrove (the former Buckerfield's location on 272nd Street) and...