The Cloverdale Reporter's community events listings for the week of Feb. 23, 2012. Complete, and unabridged.
READLEAP YEAR may just seem like an extra day every four years but there’s at least one tradition, and cultural beliefs associated with it.
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Cassidy's Craft Campaign is now in its third year of providing art supplies for hospitals.
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Riding the Rails train event this Saturday brings experts, artist.
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Richard Martin, co-founder of the Langley wildlife rehabilitation centre, passed away at the age of 69
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The Surrey Museum hosts a special day of lectures and activities highlighting its BC Electric Railway exhibit.
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We’re offering a new online community events calendar at our website, CloverdaleReporter.com.
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This steadfast canine keeps watch over a llama and an alpaca in Cloverdale.
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It sounds like the ultimate yoga challenge – an all-day yoga class, for those who are up to it.
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Cloverdale's Walking Lady logged up to 10 km a day, brightening the lives of everyone in her path.
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Brain injury survivors Paul Thomson and Carla Henderson learn love isn't diminished by adversity.
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Collectors and philatelists keep stamps in circulation in Cloverdale.
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The Cloverdale Library offers tips on using FamilySearch.org at an upcoming workshop.
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Sign of spring? Crocuses are in bloom in downtown Cloverdale.
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Here's what's happening in school news in Cloverdale.
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A heron likes to hang out at this Cloverdale farm.
READParents of students with special education needs who are entering Kindergarten this year are invited to an upcoming information session.
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Sports fans turned out to see the Grey Cup at the Cloverdale Recreation Centre on Saturday.
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A chickadee comes in for a landing at Surrey's Tynehead Park.
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B.C. Lions bring the Grey Cup to Cloverdale's Martha Currie Elementary for a visit.
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