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Dogs helped Dawn find a new life

Murphy, Amber and Izzy lay on mattresses, cuddled up in blankets, resting after a long morning walk. Their "auntie" wraps them snuggly, petting them and encouraging them to rest. Axle, a mellow, handsome German shepard looks on, several feet back.

Firefighters think pink

New Westminster firefighters are suiting up in pink T-shirts to promote anti-bullying initiatives. Pink Shirt Day - also known as Anti-Bullying Day - is being celebrated across Canada on Wednesday, Feb. 27. "Anti-bullying is not a one-day mission.

Stand up for Sandy

Have a good laugh and help a good cause at Lafflines Comedy Club during the Books for Brooklyn comedy fundraiser on Sunday, March 3.

New Westminster Police investigate incident on Queensborough Bridge

New Westminster Police closed the Queensborough Bridge out of an "over abundance of caution" for about two hours on Thursday morning. Staff Sgt. Paul Hyland said the police department received some information that led to the bridge closure.

Calendar of Events

?THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 New Westminster Heritage Preservation Society, annual general meeting, 7 p.m., Centennial Community Centre, 65 East Sixth Ave. (next to Canada Games Pool).

Former transit cop charged

A former transit police officer has been charged with assault after an investigation of an incident in New Westminster that occurred last September.

Much ado about $14,000

Performing arts society isn't ready to close the curtain on its ongoing fight with the city

Is every pit bull a dangerous dog?

Is every pit bull a danger to society? That's the question up for debate this spring at an open forum the City of New Westminster is hosting for the public to provide feedback on the current animal control bylaw.

Local company garners five nominations in builders' awards

The Vancouver Builders' Association recently announced the finalists for the 2013 Ovation Awards, and a New Westminster company was nominated in several categories.

Proactive approach to maintain health

I have been a doctor for almost all of my adult life, but long before that, I was a patient.