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The Township of Langley says crews have removed nearly 900 graffiti tags since a publicly funded cleanup blitz began in mid-August, with further work planned in Aldergrove in September.
Weather-dependent construction and utility work will bring lane restrictions, detours and trail closures across the Township of Langley through January 2027.
Highway 1 traffic will be rerouted and ramps closed at 232 Street on two September weekends as crews demolish the old overpass.
The Langley Animal Protection Society is offering free training to help people care for neonatal and orphaned kittens in Metro Vancouver.
Langley City plans a new Community Safety department and a one-stop City Hall approach to help residents raise neighbourhood concerns involving multiple departments or community partners.
Langley RCMP say dangerous driving, including burnouts and stunting, will not be tolerated during the Sept. 12 charity car show in downtown Aldergrove.
The $149-million Township of Langley complex adds three ice arenas and two dry-floor arenas for non-profit and community users.
Forums in Fort Langley, the Township of Langley and Langley City will give voters free, non-partisan opportunities to hear mayoral and council candidates before voting.
Guided tours of the Langley: Many Voices, Shared Place exhibit will run on four dates during BC Culture Days, with advance registration required.
Langley RCMP monitored school zones Tuesday as students returned to class, reminding drivers to slow down and warning that enforcement may follow education.
The Langley Board of Education met in person and online, approving all three readings and adoption of a Smith Campus development and servicing charges bylaw.
Langley School District will prohibit e-scooters and e-bikes at all school sites beginning in September, while allowing e-pedal bikes under age-based rules at secondary schools.
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