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Aldergrove Star is a local newspaper based in Aldergrove, British Columbia.

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Safety, transit, housing, discussed in Langley City mayor's report

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

At a State of the City address, Langley City's mayor talked about how the municipal government is using citizen's assemblies and techniques from the private sector to improve safety. The speech, held at the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce's dinner meeting on Thursday, June 19, started with Mayor Nathan Pachal giving an update on the citizens' assembly convened to make recommendations to council on community safety.
Langley man wins award for citizen science on B.C. lake

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

Langley's Brian Croft said that a "lovely little lake" inspired him to co-found a volunteer project that led to an award from the BC Lakes Stewardship Society for years of citizen science. Croft is best known for his historic paintings, as well as his work organizing the West Fine Art Show that has been showcasing artists for years in Langley.
Petition seeks former clients of John Volken Academy

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

A former client of a closed drug treatment facility is using an online petition to try to urge others to come forward about what they experienced at the facility, which was based in Surrey and Langley. Clelia Jane Sheppard was a client at John Volken Academy (JVA) in 2016, where she sought treatment for prescription drug abuse issues.
Langley Township residents to have say on accessibility plans

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Matthew Claxton

Langley Township is working on a plan to make its community more accessible for those with disabilities, and an online survey and pop-up meetings are taking place this month. The province passed the Accessible BC Act in 2021, which includes a requirement for local governments and public sector groups to form accessibility committees, set out an accessibility plan, and create a tool to receive feedback on how they are doing on accessibility.
VIDEO: How Langley became a craft beer boomtown

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Dan Ferguson |Heather Colpitts

On a damp day in May at Fort Langley Park, over at the Smugglers Trail and Trails End table, general manager Jamie MacIntosh was chatting with a visitor. "We brew, can, and keg all at our brewery just off of 200th Street in Langley, and we have a sister property called Trails End in Fort Langley that's more of a cafe, bistro, and tavern," MacIntosh explained, as dozens and dozens of people lined up for samples from more than 30 vendors.
Langley shopping centre offers free summer splashing, yoga and more

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Heather Colpitts

Family-friendly movies, bubble parties, and free yoga are just some of the activities this summer at a local mall. Willowbrook Shopping Centre, 19705 Fraser Hwy., is turning its outdoor courtyard into a weekly summer destination with free programming from June 27 to Aug. 29.
VIDEO: Young at heart expo for seniors underway in Langley

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Dan Ferguson

The Young at Heart seniors expo is underway at Langley's George Preston rec centre in the curling arena until 3 p.m. The Young at Heart expo is underway at Langley's George Preston rec centre in the curling arena until 3 p.m. pic.twitter.com/F5k0c5e197 — Langley Advance Times (@LangleyTimes) June 18, 2025 There are dozens of vendors, with samples and information sessions of interest to seniors.
Langley teams bound for provincial championships

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Dan Ferguson

Two Langley teams punched their tickets to the U20C provincial championships during the District 8 playdowns held June 13-15 at Exhibition Park in Abbotsford. Flames and Red Sox are going to Vernon after finishing second and third, respectively. For Brian Kaps, head coach of the silver medal-winning Flames, the Abbotsford event was a redemption tour of sorts. "Beginning of the season, we lost to most of these teams, and the last half of the season, we've been beating them," Kaps explained.
Lawyer helps bring Shakespearean misadventures to Langley stage

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

Scott Johnston hoped for a bit part, as a way for him to break back into acting, and rekindle his skills on stage. So, he auditioned for the smaller role of Pistol, one of the servants, in the upcoming Bard in the Valley’s production of “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” Little did the 48-year-old Fort Langley lawyer think he’d land the lead role of Sir John Falstaff, in this William Shakespeare comedy.
LETTER: Young worker safety video earns senior's kudos

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Heather Colpitts

Dear Editor, [Re: Langley student's autobody shop video drives home message about worker safety, langleyadvancetimes.com, June 12] I was exceptionally thrilled with the shop safety film. This work is nothing short of brilliant from my perspective, as having been the third professional electrical engineer in my family. I worked supervising construction at the largest power plant and the largest open pit mine in Alberta.