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Keeping the Olympic flame aliveNo one has kept the Olympic flame alive like Surrey's Dimitrios Angelatos. In 1988, the then-43-year-old ran the torch a kilometre up New Westminster's 6th Street. Once he finished, his wife and teena… more
Play more than a privilegeThe City of Surrey held a day of Right to Play activities last Wednesday after proclaiming Jan. 27 a Right to Play Day of Caring following a Monday Surrey City Council resolution. The events helped t… more
Students give to HaitiA Surrey secondary school collected about $1,765 for Haiti relief in donations from students last Thursday. Fleetwood Park Secondary School’s Earth Club, Student Council and Reach Out, a club geared t… more |
Olympic crewMore than 300 McDonald’s crew from across Canada are gearing up to experience the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games first-han… moreThe core of givingApple Auto Glass donated $2,500 to the BC Children’s Hospital from their recent Chip in for Kids campaign. From left are… moreBest in the WestonA trio of Surrey schools have been recognized as being among the best schools in B.C. at the annual Garfield Weston Awar… moreSolid goldSurrey’s famed gold medal champion Daniel Igali (centre, with Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts) has been chosen to carry the Ol… moreOlympic excitementGrade 5 students from Martha Currie Elementary School got a close-up look at an Olympic torch on Tuesday afternoon as to… moreCommunity spirit served with syrupHow do you get community spirit? You mix the North Surrey Lions Club with the Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Asso… morePiping hot haggisNDP MLA Bruce Ralston delivers the haggis to SFU as part of SFU's tradition of "piping in the Haggis" in honour of Robbi… more |
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