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In the Community

A city for the N.E.X.T. generation

Tej Kainth is the marketing and visitor centre coordinator for Tourism New Westminster, but she's also the brainchild behind N.E.X.T. New West, a networking group for young residents and business professionals in the city. N.E.X.T.

Getting literary in the digital age

More library visitors wanting eBook titles than ever before

April is a good month for veggie gardeners

April is a fairly forgiving month for gardening. Many vegetables can be seeded or transplanted outside - this includes broad beans, peas, radishes and coolweather leafy crops such as arugula, spinach, chard and kale.

Meet a city rabble-rouser and pundit

Patrick Johnstone is immersing himself in the Royal City in numerous ways, whether it's volunteering on city committees, pursuing environmental initiatives through New Westminster Environmental Partners, curling at the Royal City Curling Club or donn

Smile!

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Glowin' and goin' strong

Glowin' and goin' strong

Colleen Winton is back on home turf to star in Royal City Musical Theatre's Hello, Dolly!

Hyack Fest gets a revamp for 2012

Traditional favourites will remain, but Family Days and uptown fair will change for this year's festival

Met parties like it's 1892

The Met Hotel team is celebrating the 120th anniversary of the historic Burr Block this month. Built in 1892, the Burr Block is one of only two commercial buildings that survived the great fire of 1898, which destroyed most of downtown.

'He took part in everything'

Former school trustee was a longtime volunteer in the community

A legacy in Royal City sports

Longtime player, coach earned 'Mr. Softball' recognition for his work