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Georgia on their minds

When Gayle w visited New Mexico in the same area where Georgia O'Keeffe lived, she was intrigued as much by O'Keeffe's paintings as the environment she lived in.

James Crosty, Independent candidate for New Westminster

Question: How long have you lived in New Westminster? Answer: I have been in New Westminster since 1990, about 23 years - plus. I have been active from almost the very day I arrived in New Westminster. ... And you know what? I haven't stopped since.

City Sun Run team comes in second place

A team of 51 from the City of New Westminster took to the streets of Vancouver April 21 for the Sun Run and enjoyed an impressive result. The team - known as the New Westminster Royals - placed second out of 36 teams in the government category.

Cuts to Cliff Block 'quite shocking'

New Westminster city council is concerned that cuts to a local community service could have far-reaching concerns for the city.

City MPs call for more public consultation on coal proposal

New Westminster's two members of Parliament are getting an earful from constituents who are concerned about a proposed coal export facility at Fraser Surrey Docks.

Drugstores of yesteryears

We were recently asked about going to a drugstore in an early B.C. setting. The person asking the questions was working on a family tree and was curious about the life of the family.

Chat with Colonel Moody

Feb. 13 was Richard Clement Moody's 200th birthday. As colonel of the Columbia Detachment of Royal Engineers stationed in the colony of B.C., Moody became the founding father of the City of New Westminster.

New Westminster parents consider petition to keep principal

Concerned F.W. Howay parents dont want to lose their principal this September, and they are considering a plan to start a petition to keep him.

Holocaust survivor to speak at high school

New Westminster Secondary School is going global.

Checking the air out there

Meet Metro Vancouver's newest tool in its fight against air pollution, the brand new $282,000 Mobile Air Monitoring Unit, or MAMU.