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Meeting is planned to discuss forming local cadet corps

The Navy League Cadets will hold an information night for a possible new corps in the South Delta area next Wednesday. Navy League Cadets is a program for boys and girls from nine to 13.

Grade 2 class showing it knows value of a penny

Grade 2 students at Holly Elementary saved all their pennies to make a gift to the Delta Hospital. For the month of April, each student from the class brought in pennies they had collected at home.

Locals bring home awards from annual EyeLens Fest in Victoria

A handful of South Delta filmmakers took home awards from the 17th annual EyeLens Film, Video and Animation Festival last month in Victoria.

Ladner Legion turning movie props into Christmas gifts

The movie company Fairly Odd Productions that recently filmed on Delta Street donated the toys used in the production to the Ladner Legion. The toys include wagons, sleds, skateboards, boogie boards, Christmas stockings, tricycles, bicycles and more.

Little House president gets Rick Hansen Relay Medal

Delta South MLA Vicki Huntington recently presented Jim Stimson, president of the Little House Society, with the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay Medal.

Deltassist offering free parenting workshop next week in Ladner

Deltassist Family and Community Services is offering Nobody's Perfect parenting workshops at no cost to Delta residents. The workshops start May 12 and run until June 23 every Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Ladner HUB, 2055000 Bridge St.

May Days in need of help for annual festival

Volunteers are required for parade as well as activities in the park

Greatest Needs Fund gets $1,500 boost from TOOBs

The TOOBs recently presented the Delta Hospital Foundation with a cheque for $1,500 for the hospital's Greatest Needs Fund.

I'm listening

Normally I write these words as a preacher with something God inspired to say. This day I write as a listener hoping to hear your honest insights.

Garden's account grows

Ladner Community Garden Society president Kristin Crouch (left) received a generous donation of $2,500 from South Delta Evergreen Garden Club president Lindsay Down last week.