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The Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News is inviting readers to submit photographs of how they see the two communities for possible publication in a future edition.

Fraser Valley Addictions & Recovery Hub is collecting Return-It refunds year-round to support housing, recovery, mental-health and food-distribution programs.

Former Maple Ridge-Mission MLA Bob D’Eith has joined Mayor Dan Ruimy’s A Better Maple Ridge slate ahead of the Oct. 17 municipal election.

A fire inside the walls of a Maple Ridge Salvation Army building was extinguished in about an hour Monday; no injuries were reported and displacement is being assessed.

Storm will host its Dine With Us event at Memorial Peace Park on Aug. 31, offering overdose-prevention information, naloxone education and community support resources.

Tickets are available for the Nov. 21 Noah Trulsen Memorial Scholarship hockey game, which raises money for scholarships for two local graduating students.

Maple Ridge Public Library’s final summer Puppets in the Park performance is set for 6:30 p.m. Aug. 19 at Memorial Peace Park.

The Alouette River Management Society says the first returning sockeye has reached its fish fence and is asking visitors to give migrating salmon space.

Whonnock resident Paul Stanley plans to ride 400 kilometres in August for the Great Cycle Challenge and has raised $2,400 so far this year.

Residents can now drop off many non-packaging rigid plastic items free at the Maple Ridge Recycling Centre, where they will be processed for reuse.

The Maple Ridge Burrards’ season ended with a 7-4 Game 5 loss to the Coquitlam Adanacs, who advance to the WLA final after goalie Christian Del Bianco made 43 saves.

B.C. recorded 40 accidental drowning deaths between May 1 and July 16, prompting renewed calls for lifejackets, close child supervision and water-safety training.
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