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Longtime New Westminster resident Casey Cook was appointed on July 12 as the new Western Lacrosse Association commissioner.

Royal City children will have the opportunity to catch a unique production being put on this summer by the Burnaby Arts Council's summer theatre program.

New Westminster city council has officially rescinded readings of bylaws that were part of a controversial proposal in Sapperton. The Elizabeth Fry Society had applied to city hall to redevelop 273 and 275 Sherbrooke St.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then The Record's online photo galleries are a repository of millions of words of every kind, colour and shape.

Ask any number of members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community what pride is about, and you'll probably get just as many different answers - activism, standing out, fitting in, reflection or celebration.

1 Get out and support a church that offers all kinds of community services. The Lions Club of New Westminster is holding its annual pancake breakfast on Saturday, July 16 from 9 to 11 a.m. at St. Barnabas Church, 1010 Fifth Ave.

Cemetery tours provide an array of far-reaching information about those buried there, possible historical connections in an individual's story, information about the monuments, the evolution of the burial ground's landscape, the overall history of th

Royal City residents are invited to bring their swimsuits and a picnic blanket to Grimston Park for the second annual Summerfest celebration that's taking place this weekend.

A young pianist who was given the chance to move to the US to continue his studies will be back in B.C. in August, with a local performance slated for Aug. 20.

In our final in a series of profiles about the Class of 2011, meet Julian Legere