Jennifer Lang

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The Brown house: ‘The last bastion of heritage homes in the core of Cloverdale’ was torn down in January despite heritage protection.

‘Glitch’ blamed for heritage home demolition

The Brown house, listed on the city's heritage inventory, was torn down in January. It's not the only recent heritage loss in Cloverdale.

The Brown house: ‘The last bastion of heritage homes in the core of Cloverdale’ was torn down in January despite heritage protection.
Mounties host neighbourhood safety forum in Cloverdale Thursday

Mounties host neighbourhood safety forum in Cloverdale Thursday

Residents of the Cowtown/Greenaway neighbourhoods are invited to a safety forum with Surrey RCMP this Thursday.

Mounties host neighbourhood safety forum in Cloverdale Thursday
Gypsy moth caterpillar. Nearly 200 male European gypsy moths were caught in pheromone traps last summer in Cloverdale on trees along 64 Avenue.

Gypsy moth spray program winds down

Final set of aerial treatments over Cloverdale, and parts of Surrey/Delta, has come to an end.

Gypsy moth caterpillar. Nearly 200 male European gypsy moths were caught in pheromone traps last summer in Cloverdale on trees along 64 Avenue.
Japan’s Isamu Yamamoto, 12, won the amateur division last year and is turning pro at this year’s contest.

Cloverdale welcomes back freestyle pros to skateboarding round-up

A new legends classic division debuts at the fourth annual international freestyle skateboarding championships.

Japan’s Isamu Yamamoto, 12, won the amateur division last year and is turning pro at this year’s contest.
Cloverdale resident Thomas Dyck captured this shot of a car that burst into flames May 7 in front of his apartment building on 64 Avenue in Surrey.

Car bursts into flames on Surrey’s 64 Ave.

Cloverdale resident who went to assist stranded motorist captures eye-witness images from the scene.

Cloverdale resident Thomas Dyck captured this shot of a car that burst into flames May 7 in front of his apartment building on 64 Avenue in Surrey.
Steve Lewarne is the new executive director of advancement at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. He's also the new CEO of the KPU Foundation.

KPU announces new executive director of advancement

Steve Lewarne makes the move to KPU, bringing 15 years of experience fundraising, business development and relationship development.

Steve Lewarne is the new executive director of advancement at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. He's also the new CEO of the KPU Foundation.
Staff at Intercontinental Truck Body in Surrey pose with the 10,000th hand-built unit to roll out of their plant at 192 and 52 Ave. The family-operated company takes a photo like this every 1,000 units. This unit is a step van bound for the Royal City.

Surrey company celebrates its 10,000th custom truck

Intercontinental Truck Body, with 100-plus employees, takes pride in making something 'useful.'

Staff at Intercontinental Truck Body in Surrey pose with the 10,000th hand-built unit to roll out of their plant at 192 and 52 Ave. The family-operated company takes a photo like this every 1,000 units. This unit is a step van bound for the Royal City.
Gypsy moth caterpillar. Nearly 200 male European gypsy moths were caught in pheromone traps last summer in Cloverdale on trees along 64 Avenue.

Final round of gypsy moth spraying set for Sunday

Residents of Cloverdale, and other parts of Surrey and Delta are reminded aerial spraying to resume May 10, weather permitting.

Gypsy moth caterpillar. Nearly 200 male European gypsy moths were caught in pheromone traps last summer in Cloverdale on trees along 64 Avenue.

Secrecy surrounds ‘legendary’ Army & Navy shoe sale

Shoppers will be lining up for the annual shoe sale, including at the Langley location.

A helicopter conducts aerial spraying over homes in Cloverdale to combat the invasive gypsy moth.

Residents question spray safety

Fraser Health says one person went to hospital as a precaution after aerial spraying to combat invasive gypsy moth.

A helicopter conducts aerial spraying over homes in Cloverdale to combat the invasive gypsy moth.
The Hugh family – Rees and Joy, and their kids, including Rick, the ‘serious looking kid on the right’– pictured at the Cloverdale Rodeo parade in 1962, when a dance held in the first week of May kicked off a month of rodeo festivities, including a street dance on 176 Street.

Rodeo revives an old tradition this Saturday

A Cloverdale Rodeo tradition is being revived this weekend with a “Rodeo Month” kick off dance featuring the Chris Buck Band.

The Hugh family – Rees and Joy, and their kids, including Rick, the ‘serious looking kid on the right’– pictured at the Cloverdale Rodeo parade in 1962, when a dance held in the first week of May kicked off a month of rodeo festivities, including a street dance on 176 Street.
Chimney Hill resident Ron Kubara got close up and personal with a helicopter spraying gypsy moths in Surrey on Wednesday morning. The spraying of Foray 48B, which contains the bacteria Btk, will continue through Saturday.

Gypsy moth spraying begins

Helicopters take to the air as pest targeted in Cloverdale and parts of Surrey and Delta.

Chimney Hill resident Ron Kubara got close up and personal with a helicopter spraying gypsy moths in Surrey on Wednesday morning. The spraying of Foray 48B, which contains the bacteria Btk, will continue through Saturday.
James Harper, seen here with Birdie the Early Bird at a McDonald's promotional event in 1977, was just 19 when he was promoted to restaurant manager in Winnipeg. He marks his 40th anniversary with the company April 15.

It’s a McHappy anniversary for Surrey restaurant owner

Celebrating 40 years with McDonald's, Cloverdale's James Harper's first 'McJob' has been anything but.

James Harper, seen here with Birdie the Early Bird at a McDonald's promotional event in 1977, was just 19 when he was promoted to restaurant manager in Winnipeg. He marks his 40th anniversary with the company April 15.
European gypsy moths caught in Surrey.

Gypsy moth spraying begins

The first set of early morning aerial spray treatments via helicopter begin to combat invasive gypsy moth.

European gypsy moths caught in Surrey.
Junior curlers Tyler Tardi, left, of Cloverdale, and Sterling Middleton of Fort St. John. The pair curled together on Team BC and have been chosen to represent Canada at the Youth Olympics next year.

B.C. curlers to represent Canada at 2016 Youth Olympics

Tyler Tardi of Cloverdale and Sterling Middleton of Fort St. John have been chosen to represent Canada at the Youth Winter Olympics.

Junior curlers Tyler Tardi, left, of Cloverdale, and Sterling Middleton of Fort St. John. The pair curled together on Team BC and have been chosen to represent Canada at the Youth Olympics next year.
About 50 people attended the Cloverdale BIA's Annual General Meeting April 6 at the Cloverdale Legion.

Paterson re-elected to Cloverdale BIA board at annual general meeting

The Cloverdale BIA board charts new direction with revised 2015 budget, after city deems insufficient detail provided at July AGM.

About 50 people attended the Cloverdale BIA's Annual General Meeting April 6 at the Cloverdale Legion.
Mike Bola, Cloverdale Community Association president.

Community association pleads: Surrey, ‘close those loopholes’

Cloverdale Community Association says Surrey’s bylaws desperately need an update, as developer seeks break on parking rules.

Mike Bola, Cloverdale Community Association president.
Cloverdale's Scott Anderson is the Green Party of Canada's candidate in Cloverdale-Langley City.

Greens choose Anderson in Cloverdale-Langley City

"Everybody is going to hear from us," Scott Anderson vows, on the eve of opening his party campaign office.

Cloverdale's Scott Anderson is the Green Party of Canada's candidate in Cloverdale-Langley City.
Jennifer Beals & Edi Gathegi in TNT's PROOF

TV production finds ‘proof’ at Surrey heritage church

Jennifer Beals to star in the supernatural drama.

Jennifer Beals & Edi Gathegi in TNT's PROOF
Jordan Parhar, 21, is a contestant on Big Brother Canada 3.

Cloverdale ‘super fan’ enters the Big Brother Canada house

Jordan Parhar’s TV strategy is part McLovin’, part Frank Underwood.

Jordan Parhar, 21, is a contestant on Big Brother Canada 3.