Langley's Critter Care, which fosters and releases injured and abandoned wild animals, is in need of more food supplies. Could you deny these otters a snack? Really?
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Langley Advance Times
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"The night before the exhibition opened to the public, an anonymous buyer snapped up The Don of Dung for $1,800."
Langley Advance Times"The Don of Dung," on display at the Sooke Fine Arts Show, is getting a lot of attention, both because of its subject matter and its medium. (It's horse manure.)
"The Don of Dung," on display at the Sooke Fine Arts Show, is getting a lot of attention, both because of its subject matter and its medium. (It's horse manure.)
Local golf course raising money to re-locate eagle, osprey nests that are located in unsafe trees.
It's one of the rarest phrases in the political lexicon: completed under budget.
Construction of the new Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension is now at the halfway mark!
The former Boathouse restaurant in White Rock had signs of work underway, but a stop-work order appeared on the building's front door.
In other news: people had fun, enjoyed themselves. (It can't all be doom and gloom!)
A B.C. Little League team is bound for their version of the World Series.
A very sizeable donation is coming to one of the region's key hospitals.
It's not exactly a reprieve, but the fires near Boston Bar are not significantly growing as of mid-week.
Executive director of B.C. Conservatives leaves post.
Police found guns, drugs, and explosives when they raided a suspected major drug lab in Abbotsford. Four people have been arrested.
Habitat of the southern mountain caribou has continued to shrink.
The Pride flag was raised at Langley City hall earlier this week.
Surrey mayoral candidate claims government of India is interfering in upcoming civic elections, calls for federal investigation.
Good on our Langley athletes at the BC Games! The annual province-wide contest involving teens in dozens of summer sports is taking place in Kelowna this year.
Appeals have run out for a B.C. logging firm that wanted to avoid paying a $75K fine for causing a landslide into a lake.
Could goats and sheep help prevent wildfires in Langley? The Township will consider that option – but for us, it's another opportunity to post goat photos!