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Family Day a time to consider roots

On every Boxing Day as far back as I can remember, my maternal aunts, uncles and cousins have gathered not just to celebrate Christmas but also family. This year was the first time my dear Auntie Marj wasn't there. She passed away on Jan.

New Westminster resident bilked in romance scam

A New Westminster woman is out more than $6,000 after falling victim to an online romance scam.

Youth and seniors wanted

Everything's ready for a collaborative art project to get started next week - all that's needed now are the participants.

New Westminster man assaulted, has more than $400 stolen

A 40-year-old New Westminster man is recovering in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after being assaulted in his apartment on Tuesday night. The incident occurred just before 11:30 p.m.

New Westminster school board cuts thousands from budget

The New Westminster school board cut hundreds of thousands of dollars to help offset a projected deficit of more than $2.1 million for this school year, but is still about $342,000 short of its goal to balance the budget.

Medals of gratitude

Local politicians joined forces on Saturday to recognize the community contributions of two dozen residents.

New 64-child daycare to open in Sapperton

A company with child-care centres across Canada will be setting up shop in the Brewery District.

New Westminster Secondary School principal set to retire, chair says

At least two principals in the New Westminster school district are expected to retire at the end of the school year, the board of education chair told The Record.

New Westminster DPAC to host debate

The New Westminster District Parent Advisory Council plans to host an all-candidates debate - with a focus on education - ahead of the provincial election in May.

New Westminster keeps Queensborough but lose a riding in federal proposal

The Electoral Boundaries Commission is recommending that all of New Westminster be merged into one federal riding that includes Queensborough. Last summer, the commissioner released new electoral maps for Canadians consideration at public hearings.