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 Annette McArthur: Enterprising Spirit for AldergroveAnnette McArthur celebrated the opening of her new venture, Aldergrove Enterprise Centre, on May 3
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 Otter Co-op marks 90 years of service to our communityIt was 90 years ago that a small group of 25 members, both men and women, incorporated the Otter District Farmers' Institute
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 International Flavours at Holy FalafelHoly Falafel restaurant in Gloucester Industrial Estates serves up delicious lunches and dinners
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 Careers Started at Aldergrove SecondaryACE-IT program open house at Aldergrove Secondary April 3
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 Sts'ailes sign on to Hemlock resort expansionA newly signed partnership to develop a 6,000 hectare expansion of the Hemlock ski resort is a result of three years of negotiations
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 Aldergrove Business Association talks about 'future consumers'The Aldergrove Business Association will host guest speaker Roy Prevost at its 2012 first quarter general meeting on March 29.
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 Credit Union shares over $1.5 millionAldergrove Credit Union is returning money to members through its dividend and patronage rebate program again this year.
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 Big Hand Up for 'Little Brothers, Sisters'Aldergrove Business Association raises $1,042 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
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 A 'Cranky' Ride from KodiaksKodiaks junior hockey club mascot Kody presented raffle winner Carlo Gris with a new bicycle on behalf of Cranky's Bike Shop
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 Langley goes retroNew 1950s memorabilia and custom auto accessories store, Good Time Oldies, opens in the heart of hotrod country.
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 Producers flavour local dishesAdrian and Shannon Beaty have whipped their passion for people and food into a thriving restaurant, Seasonal 56.
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 Have a green Christmas with 'Unplugged'Unplugged, the Small Appliance Recycling Program, may be just the recycling alternative B.C. residents are looking for.
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 Craig Davies named business person of yearA total of 10 awards were handed out at the 15th annual Business Excellence Awards.
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 Businesses showcased at free mixerFraser Valley Chambers of Commerce Business Showcase & Mixer Nov. 1 at the Langley Events Centre from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m.
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 'Unplugged' program set to launchMore than 100 Unplugged depots -- including the one in Aldergrove -- are set to open their doors on Oct. 1.
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 Rona 'cuts the board' at new South Langley storeRona South Langley owners, management and staff officially "cut the board" to open the new building supply store Sept. 15 at the site of the former Dawson-Brill Lumber store.
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 Dawson-Brill tradition carries on with Rona South LangleyFor almost 50 years now Dawson-Brill Lumber has been the supplier of choice for farmers across B.C. when it came to posts and rails and barn construction materials. The owners and managers vow this won't change when the store opens Thursday, Sept. 15 under the name Rona South Langley.
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 Mining innovator Byron Knelson passes awayWell-known Langley business person Byron Knelson died on Aug. 29, after a short battle and complications related to cancer. He was 80 years old.
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 Chamber introduces video conferencing
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 Freybe dramatically lowers energy useFreybe Gourmet Foods is one of 18 companies based in the Township which are taking part in a cost and energy savings initiative called Climate Smart Program.
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 B.C.-Alberta road link to expandThe B.C. government has started engineering work to widen sections of the main route from Alberta into northeast B.C., the first step to a four-lane industrial route from the provincial border to Fort St. John.
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 Black Press buys Cranbrook, Kimberley dailiesBlack Press, British Columbia's largest publisher of community newspapers and websites, has announced the purchase of the Cranbrook Daily Townsman and the Kimberley Daily Bulletin from Don Kendall.
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 Feast of FieldsStaff at Driediger Farms show off the berry crop at their farmgate store. The established berry farm was one of 14 stops on the annual Circle Farm Tour in Langley on July 14.
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 Feds help agri-processing sectorLangley MP Mark Warawa congratulated three Langley processing companies on improving their business with the combined support of more than $2 million from the federal government.
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 Soaring jobless rate seen as sign of optimismEconomist maintains outlook for improving B.C. economy
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