Roxanne Hooper

1 week ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

Home Local Business Heur Food's candy campaign, focused around Mother's Day, raises funds for BC Women's Hospital With a staff of predominantly women, and many of them mothers, uniting behind a summer-long campaign to help sick newborns was an easy decision for the team at Aldergrove’s Huer Foods.

2 weeks ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

Auditions were held last fall for a 10-member cast. Rehearsals have been held at least 10 hours a week since February. After all that work, the curtain goes up Thursday on the first musical at Langley Little Theatre (LLT) in many a year – possibly ever. It's "According to Aurelie," a full-length musical written by North Otter's own Lauren Trotzuk. And while this will be the first time her two-act production will be delivered to the masses, it's been a play more than six years in the making.

2 weeks ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

Auditions were held last fall for a 10-member cast. Rehearsals have been held at least 10 hours a week since February. After all that work, the curtain goes up Thursday on the first musical at Langley Little Theatre (LLT) in many a year – possibly ever. It's "According to Aurelie," a full-length musical written by North Otter's own Lauren Trotzuk. And while this will be the first time her two-act production will be delivered to the masses, it's been a play more than six years in the making.

2 weeks ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

As the last of the players' visas get approved, more international talent is joining the Vancouver Football Club roster, and that is solidifying the still relatively new but energized Langley-based team, said their coach. That was never more apparent than during a 1-1 tie game in Calgary last weekend against the Cavalry FC, where head coach Afshin Ghotbi said the team – a mix of aspiring, disciplined young players and seasoned athletes – really gelled.

2 weeks ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

As the last of the players' visas get approved, more international talent is joining the Vancouver Football Club roster, and that is solidifying the still relatively new but energized Langley-based team, said their coach. That was never more apparent than during a 1-1 tie game in Calgary last weekend against the Cavalry FC, where head coach Afshin Ghotbi said the team – a mix of aspiring, disciplined young players and seasoned athletes – really gelled.