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Park users want wheelchair access - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Park users want wheelchair access. Matthew Claxton - Langley Advance. Aug 5, 2015 at. 1:00 PM — updated. Aug 5, 2015 at. Residents from two homes for physically disabled adults crashed a political funding announcement to ask for better wheelchair access to their favourite park. Mdash; image credit: Matthew Claxton/Langley Advance. They were met by the residents of Graceline Gates and Ruby Willows, two nearby private care homes. Candina Vallieres, a resident who has difficulty s...

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Federal cash rains down on Langley projects - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Federal cash rains down on Langley projects. Matthew Claxton - Langley Advance. Aug 5, 2015 at. 1:00 PM — updated. Aug 5, 2015 at. In the last days before an expected federal election begins, a flurry of federal funding announcements rained down on Langley. Longtime Langley MP Mark Warawa had a busy Friday, with three funding announcements set for a single day. Those projects will cost $260,000, with half from the federal government and half from Langley Township. When asked if...

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Painful Truth: Soylent not made for people - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Painful Truth: Soylent not made for people. Mdash; image credit: Langley Advance files. Heather Colpitts - Langley Advance. Aug 6, 2015 at. Irony is officially dead. I’m calling it. The official date could be any time going back to last year, but let’s say it was August 3, 2015, when Soylent 2.0 was officially announced. Soylent Green is made from people! So of course when a bunch of youngish tech-industry entrepreneurs decided to disrupt food, they called their product Soylent.

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Langley eateries part of Miracle Treat Day Thursday - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Langley eateries part of Miracle Treat Day Thursday. Aug 10, 2015 at. Need an excuse for a cool summer treat? Every DQ Blizzard sold on Aug. 13 will benefit a children’s hospital. BC Children’s Hospital receives funds from this annual campaign, now in its 13th years and is one of 14 children’s hospitals across Canada that are part of the Children’s Miracle Network. On Miracle Treat Day proceeds from every Blizzard sold are donated to the network. We encourage an open exchange o...

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Candidates picked for federal election - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Candidates picked for federal election. The Langley-Aldergrove riding includes parts of western Abbotsford. Mdash; image credit: Elections Canada. Matthew Claxton - Langley Advance. Aug 4, 2015 at. 3:00 PM — updated. Aug 26, 2015 at. The longest Canadian election since the 19th century kicked off on Sunday, Aug. 2, and will conclude on Oct. 19. Langley-Aldergrove includes the remainder of the Township and a portion of western Abbotsford. Drysdale is a businessman and Kwantlen P...

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Man in wheelchair last seen in Surrey/Langley headed to DTES - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Man in wheelchair last seen in Surrey/Langley headed to DTES. The Surrey RCMP has released a photo of David Vickery who was last seen in the 19500 block of Fraser Highway. Mdash; image credit: Surrey RCMP. Heather Colpitts - Langley Advance. Aug 9, 2015 at. 8:00 AM — updated. Aug 9, 2015 at. Special to the Langley Advance. The search to find a quadriplegic Surrey man has been called off after new information was passed on to RCMP. We found out he took a taxi and that is the las...

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Gardening in Langley: Pruning reduced black knot on plum trees - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Gardening in Langley: Pruning reduced black knot on plum trees. Anne Marrison is happy to answer gardening questions. Send them to amarrison@shaw.ca. Mdash; image credit: Langley Advance files. Jul 29, 2015 at. I have a plum tree that’s infected with black knot. What do I do with them after I’ve pruned them? Online it says burn them, but that’s not appropriate in this weather. If I throw them in the compost bin, will it be made into compost and spread the disease? But in rural ...

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Langley Rams roll to victory at rainy McLeod Stadium - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Langley Rams roll to victory at rainy McLeod Stadium. Troy Landreville - Langley Advance. Aug 10, 2015 at. 1:00 PM — updated. Aug 11, 2015 at. Troy Landreville/Langley Advance Langley Rams defensive lineman Shaiheem Charles-Brown closed in on Valley Huskers quarterback Noah Falconer during the first quarter of Saturday’s B.C. Football Conference game at McLeod Stadium. Charles-Brown recorded two quarterback sacks during the Rams’ 52-0 victory. Rams head coach Jeff Alamolhoda sa...

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Langley community group inviting art submissions - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. Langley community group inviting art submissions. Aug 10, 2015 at. Arts Alive is all about giving people an outlet for their creativity. Again this year, the community group You’ve Gotta Have Friends will be having an exhibit to do the same. The fifth annual Expressions of Light Art Exhibit will be at Arts Alive as well as on display after until Aug. 28 at the YGHF office. Works must be framed or ready to hang or display and can be dropped off by 4 pm on Aug. 12. Vibe is fantas...

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What's in Store: Dine like a pirate in Langley and help kids - Langley Advance

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BC Arts and Entertainment. What's in Store: Dine like a pirate in Langley and help kids. The annual Pirate Pak day at White Spot helps send kids to Zajac Ranch. Mdash; image credit: Special to the Langley Advance. Roxanne Hooper - Langley Advance. Aug 5, 2015 at. 3:00 PM — updated. Aug 13, 2015 at. Staff at a Walnut Grove restaurant are putting the finishing touches on a pirate-like party next week that will help send dozens of sick kids to camp. Zajac is a local charity, located just across the river, n...