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How long has it been since we've seen a garter snake, writer Evelyn Sangster Benson asks in her recently published book on days past in New Westminster.

A malfunctioning whistle is being blamed for an incident that left many Quayside residents scrambling from their beds and fearing a railway disaster was imminent.

A program that's supposed to help local organizations proved to be a big headache. New Westminster city council has expressed concern about the new requirements for organizations seeking 2014 grants from the city.

Calvary Worship Centre's prayers for a new facility have been answered. The church had applied to the city to rezone 260 12th St. so it could build a new 3,051.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Operation Red Nose officially kicks off this weekend, and organizers are reminding people to plan for a safe ride home this holiday season.

They acted beyond the standard normally expected of police officers. New Westminster constables Cliff Kusch, Nick Ferguson, Ryan Long and Darryl Pakosh were recently awarded the Meritorious Service Award.

A letter from TransLink about the changes to bus routes has drawn the wrath of New Westminster city council.

The City of New Westminster isn’t closing the door on either of crossings being considered to link Queensborough and the Quay neighbourhoods.

A piece of New Westminster’s history is proceeding to a court-ordered sale on Dec. 2 The Westminster Club’s penthouse floor will be sold at a court-ordered sale at the Vancouver courthouse, as-is.

Green work earns her kudos