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Listening in on a good thing

Listening in on a good thing

Simon Cunningham Elementary School hosts hearing awareness event.

Listening in on a good thing
The work of Dave Stevens will be part of the Studio Stomp.

Art tour to draw people in

North Delta hosts its first Studio Stomp this weekend.

The work of Dave Stevens will be part of the Studio Stomp.
Delta lights the way

Delta lights the way

Community's Luminary Festival even brighter in its second year.

Delta lights the way
Some of Barry Parker's carvings are so realistic – like his casino table (above) and cigarettes (below) people don't believe they're wood. His work is diverse, also including wildlife and aboriginal designs.

Every whittle detail included in Delta carver’s work

Barry Parker's wood creations range from everyday items to bird decoys and native masks.

Some of Barry Parker's carvings are so realistic – like his casino table (above) and cigarettes (below) people don't believe they're wood. His work is diverse, also including wildlife and aboriginal designs.
Two women and baby in a stroller were hit by a car at the intersection of 108 Avenue and 160 Street on Sunday afternoon.

UPDATE: Women, toddler hit by car will be okay

Trio was hit by a vehicle travelling at a slow speed Sunday in the Fraser Heights area of Surrey.

Two women and baby in a stroller were hit by a car at the intersection of 108 Avenue and 160 Street on Sunday afternoon.
Fishing for fun on World Ocean Day

Fishing for fun on World Ocean Day

10th-annual event at Blackie Spit Park featured a variety of family-friendly activities.

Fishing for fun on World Ocean Day
Firefighters removed the roof of a minivan to rescue its driver.

Serious five-car crash in Newton

Four sent to hospital Saturday afternoon, one with life threatening injuries.

Firefighters removed the roof of a minivan to rescue its driver.
Ballet hits the stage

Ballet hits the stage

Third week of the month-long Surrey Festival of Dance at the Surrey Arts Centre.

Ballet hits the stage
Mercedes makes entrance into storefront

Mercedes makes entrance into storefront

Car slams into sweets shop on Scott Road on Saturday morning.

Mercedes makes entrance into storefront
COLUMN: Topple the tower of babble

COLUMN: Topple the tower of babble

Politicians should speak less and say more.

COLUMN: Topple the tower of babble

Beware of door-to-door scam, Surrey Food Bank warns

Con artist says he's 'collecting' for charity.

Grade 7 student Emma Northcott, 12, paints the face of Grade 3 student Genavieve Bender, 7, at Sunshine Hills Elementary School during a recent craft fair.

Craft fair smorgasbord

Holiday fairs in Surrey are in full swing, and there are lots more shopping opportunities to come.

Grade 7 student Emma Northcott, 12, paints the face of Grade 3 student Genavieve Bender, 7, at Sunshine Hills Elementary School during a recent craft fair.
Dear Rouge are top 3 finalists in FM102.7's the Peak Performance Project (winner announced Nov. 22) and will also be playing at Surrey's Tree Lighting Festival on Nov. 24.

Dear Rouge blushes with success

Husband-and-wife duo Dear Rouge is rising up – and giving back.

Dear Rouge are top 3 finalists in FM102.7's the Peak Performance Project (winner announced Nov. 22) and will also be playing at Surrey's Tree Lighting Festival on Nov. 24.
North Delta’s Stephanie Henderson plays five characters in her one-woman play The Troubles. The Resounding Scream Theatre production, a semi-biographical story about her family’s decision to leave Northern Ireland in the early 1970s, will be performed at the Vancouver Fringe Festival from Sept. 7-15.

Ties to the motherland

A North Delta woman brings Northern Ireland to the Vancouver Fringe Festival.

North Delta’s Stephanie Henderson plays five characters in her one-woman play The Troubles. The Resounding Scream Theatre production, a semi-biographical story about her family’s decision to leave Northern Ireland in the early 1970s, will be performed at the Vancouver Fringe Festival from Sept. 7-15.

Minding others’ business

Sometimes a person must interfere in the name of humane treatment of animals.

The Vaudevillians have been performing about 20 variety shows each year since the fall of 2002. The troupe of 22 regular members has been rehearsing in North Delta for the past six years.

The vaude squad

Old-time variety shows will not vanish, if a group of active seniors has anything to sing and dance about it.

The Vaudevillians have been performing about 20 variety shows each year since the fall of 2002. The troupe of 22 regular members has been rehearsing in North Delta for the past six years.
Because We Dream

Because We Dream

Surrey choir performs BC Summer Games theme song at special ceremony.

Because We Dream
Soulful singing

Soulful singing

Surrey Children's Choir performed at the Surrey Arts Centre on Sunday.

Soulful singing
Shrouded in mystery

Shrouded in mystery

Life-size replica of Shroud of Turin comes to North Delta church.

Shrouded in mystery
Kelly Carmichael commutes 60 kilometres a day from Newton to his job at the BCIT campus in Burnaby in his Nissan Leaf electric car.

A new Leaf on life

A Surrey man learns to plug-and-commute with his new electric Nissan car.

Kelly Carmichael commutes 60 kilometres a day from Newton to his job at the BCIT campus in Burnaby in his Nissan Leaf electric car.