Cloverdale Reporter – Cloverdale News

Police need help to find elderly man reported missing in Newton

Ajaib Singh Grewal. (Surrey RCMP handout)

Ajaib Singh Grewal was last seen at about 1:45 on Thursday, July 22 in the 6600-block of 124th Street

by Tom Zytaruk
updated 16h ago

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updated 13h ago

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updated 17h ago

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IHIT officers are asking for public tips from anyone who recognizes this red Ford F-150 pickup truck. (IHIT)

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DC Krew Hair Company owners Sandra Davies and Madi Clark say that am anonyous spray painter should have talked to them face to face about their mask policy - instead of defacing the front of their Foster Street business. (Contributed photo)

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In Surrey Hospice Society’s virtual golf tournament, Aug. 13-16, registrants may submit scores achieved at any course. (File photo)

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