Here are Cloverdale’s most-read stories of the week for April 26 – May 3, 2019.
1. B.C. parents still missing out on hundreds of thousands in free money
Terry Brown has been screaming from the rooftops for months about free money that B.C. parents continue to leave on the table. And yet still thousands and thousands aren’t listening. See more >
2. Two years after the death of teen soccer player Travis Selje, a Surrey family’s pain persists
At his family home in Cloverdale, Travis Selje is everywhere, yet nowhere. See more >
#CloverdaleBC veteran, singer remembered for ‘amazing sense of humour’ https://t.co/X1wtadd4FJ
— Cloverdale Reporter (@CloverdaleNews) May 2, 2019
This week, we remember Norma Cowley.
3. Video captures violence and chaos in Surrey neighbourhood
A dramatic video showing violence and chaos in a Surrey neighbourhood has been getting attention on social media. See more >
4. Accessible playground coming to Surrey park
Unwin Park will be home to a new accessible playground later this year. See more >
5. VIDEO: Surrey RCMP investigating alleged kidnapping attempt
Surrey RCMP are investigating after a video posted on social media appears to show a truck driver attempting to grab a woman as she was walking in South Surrey. See more >
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