Aldergrove Star

2 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Sobia Moman

Additional truck parking on city-owned land has been approved by Surrey council, but not without two councillors voicing their opposition. Located at 19320 20 Ave. in South Surrey, a portion of the city land will be used for truck parking by the same company, Prudential Transportation Ltd., that operates four other parking lots in the city.

6 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

Langley candidates agree that seniors should be healthy, financially secure, and safe, but they disagreed on how to achieve those goals during a Thursday, April 17 afternoon debate for Langley-area candidates. Candidates from Cloverdale-Langley City, Langley Township-Fraser Heights, and Abbotsford-South Langley ridings answered questions in the main hall of the Langley Senior Resources Society.

6 days ago | aldergrovestar.com | Heather Colpitts

The Surrey School District board has banned school trips to the United States due to the political tensions, but Langley's trustees have not followed suit by bringing in a ban. The local district does not have a blanket school field trip policy for international trips, instead using administrative procedures that review every trip request. "Any new student trips to the United States will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis," explained Jo Abshire, the district communications manager.

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Dan Ferguson

Both the cars and many of the owners may be getting older, but they still turn out in the hundreds for the annual Country Car Show in Aldergrove, which holds it's 11th event on Sunday, April 27 at the Aldergrove Community Secondary School (ACSS), at 26850 29th Ave. Hosted by the Central Fraser Valley Chapter of the Vintage Car Club of Canada (VCCC), partial proceeds from the event will support the school's automotive program.

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Heather Colpitts

Volunteer weed pullers had a unique dilemma when they showed up to help remove invasives at Routley Park last Saturday – running out of weeds to pull. But the organizers pivoted to another park needing attention – Meadows Edge Park. A total of 39 community members came together to remove invasive Himalayan blackberry this past Saturday, April 12, at Meadows Edge Park, 19901 Willoughby Way.