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Shopping: Local dealng better than crossing the border
We had out-of-town company, by our long-time friends who raised four children here in Langley and now live on Texada Island (a three-ferry, full-day trip).They, like many folks from outlying, small town areas like to shop here for certain items that are less expensive or unavailable near home.
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The majority of older adults wish to live independently as long as possible but as the risk of physical and cognitive decline increases with age, the risk of vulnerability also increases.According to the 2011 Census, Langley City and Township has a total population of 25,081 seniors.
Smart meters: Columnist too young to understand
From his picture, Matthew Claxton appears to be a fairly young individual, and his column [Of black cats and smart meters, Aug. 10 Painful Truth, Langley Advance] appears to me to come from someone not yet well-seasoned by experience.
Environment: Climate change needs recognition
Life continues as if nothing on this earth of ours is amiss; the chief concerns being the mundane things of life such as road paving, development, politics, the price of commodities and how many medals are won in the Olympics.
Canada killing sharks for pennies
I became interested in the environment way back when David Suzuki first started talking about environmental issues, and so it's natural that my in box gets filled with emails from environmental and social causes on a daily basis.
