Passed up again this year was restoration of the Branscombe House, a 107-year-old heritage house at Steveston Highway and Railway Avenue.
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Stir It Up Youth Kitchen meets at Steveston Community Centre.
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While other levels of government look for cutbacks while dealing with the worldwide economic slowdown, YVR is splurging.
READAll of sudden, we now have seven new farms, albeit on half-acre plots, in Richmond.
READThe old homes that have been purchased from off-shore investors sit with overgrown, unmaintained properties.
READWe Richmondites really don’t have any concept of what a Canadian winter really is.
READAre we heading down the road to a “Skynet” experience in The Terminator when the machines are running our lives?
READEducation Minister George Abbott admitted government has uttered the term “net zero” mandate “probably a thousand times” in the last year.
READYes, my trainer is my eldest daughter. With her stopwatch in hand, she’s taken over our run-walk schedule with fervour.
READHopefully this ends a dark chapter in local soccer history, and the Judd family can move on.
READThese scofflaws are gambling they won’t smash into anyone. Or at the very least get caught.
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I’m going to put a statement out there that I’m sure won’t win me many friends. I like the fact that I pay taxes.
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One of the less noble honours that Vancouver received in 2011 was being the third worst dressed city in the world.
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Provincial rankings were often misused, but core findings tell a valuable story.
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The B.C. Liberal government and its rivals will define themselves in a harsh 2012.
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Sorting fact from fiction in the Age of Information
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Someone asked where they could buy fresh, local tomatoes and did I know a greenhouse that could supply them? Right now. In December.
READThey arrived in the mailboxes of most Richmond residents this week—assessment notices—and with them came a message to the next generation.
READI’m making a resolution for the City of Richmond and I’m hoping Richmond Review readers will join me.
READThese tragic events should serve as a wake-up call to local residents that they need to do their part to keep the city safe.
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