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What I love about my neighbourhood

At an open house for the Glenbrooke North neighbourhood in 2008, residents described themselves as "the poorer next door neighbour to Queen's Park," according to a city report.

Recalling a lifetime in Glenbrooke

Nestor Berg, 72, can remember when parts of Glenbrooke North were dense forest and there was little traffic. He and his neighbourhood friends would hit the dusty streets, looking for fun. "We used to go everywhere on our bicycles," Berg recalls.

Neighbourhood spawns many great 'Bellies

Many future great Salmonbellies honed their stick skills with neighbourhood games of pick-up lacrosse on the sleepy side streets of Glenbrooke North. That's how lifelong Glenbrooke resident Derrick Thornhill remembers it.

Safe slide

Larry Wright, The Record / A New West Twins baserunner was safe at first in the B.C. junior baseball final against the Newton Giants at Queen's Park Stadium on Sunday. The Giants won 4-3.;

Food truck fest a hit

New Westminster boarded the food truck bandwagon last weekend, and the community's response was overwhelming, to say the least. "It was amazing.

N.W. goalie wants the No. 1 job

New Westminster's Matt Hewitt will be vying for the starting goaltender's position with the University of British Columbia varsity hockey team this fall.

Barca girls a blast in beach soccer

New Westminster Barca took first place in the under-18 women's division at the 17th annual Umbro Beach Blast soccer tournament at Spanish Banks in Vancouver last weekend.

Anniversary tour on

In November of 1863, a group in New Westminster received Colonial Government approval to form a volunteer militia. This action was the direct result of the disbanding of the Columbia Detachment of Royal Engineers, who had been stationed in the city.
Finding character on Fifth Street

Finding character on Fifth Street

Couple bought a Glenbrooke North diamond in the rough on a whim

A look at what makes our neighbourhoods unique

What is a neighbourhood? An area determined by streets, a community bound together by a common tax roll, a mix of homes and businesses with a shared history? Some of the above, all of the above? The Record is taking a closer look at the city's 11 uni