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Probably the biggest change to the Glenbrooke North neighbourhood over the years is the escalating price of real estate. Otherwise it has, for the most part, remained a neighbourhood of quiet streets, friendly neighbours and families.

The Glenbrooke North Residents' Association was started as a way for concerned locals to meet and discuss important neighbourhood issues. Tony Glavin, Paul Fuoco, Doug Bjornson and Jim Goring formed the organization in 2000.

The Hyack board of directors has gone into damage control mode, after the recent surprise firing of the man who many say breathed new life into the once-stale Hyack Festival.

Not everyone gets a second chance in life, but the New Westminster Salmonbellies mean to make the best of their new opportunity. The junior A Salmonbellies lost the B.C.

Burnaby Striders sprinter Zion Corrales-Nelson took home three gold medals from the 2013 Legion Canadian youth track and field championships in Langley last weekend. The junior St.

There's an upcoming picnic in New Westminster for grandparents caring for their grandchildren. Organized by the Burnaby-based Parent Support Services Society of B.C.

Your face could become part of a public art project that's making waves around the world.

Goalgetters Soccer Camps will be in New Westminster the week of Aug. 19 to 23. The popular Greater Vancouver Community Credit Union-sponsored camps include a soccer ball, T-shirt and 15 hours of instruction from experienced instructors.

The Royal City Pride Society is gearing up for another weekend of celebration as it gets ready to host the fourth annual Pride Week in New Westminster. This year's event - Fifty Shades of Pride - celebrates everyone and anyone's way of life.

When you look back on your life - when you have retired, on the closing stretch or with your last breaths - will you ask what you have done with your time? What will be the measure of this life? Your net worth? The vehicles you drove? The number of g