In the Community

The Summer Reading Club (SRC) is now in full swing at the Richmond Public Library, with more than 4,800 kids registered so far.

In last week's column, I wrote of the expectations and core beliefs about relationships that we each bring to our relationships.

The dog days of summer are upon us, but don't get too comfy in that hammock. There many things to do in the Richmond for singles and family-oriented folk. One unique activity is whale watching.

I love summer time because it recharges my batteries.

The Richmond-based high-tech company Clevest Solutions along with Bit Stew Systems, has been chosen by BC Hydro to support its $930 million smart meter installation program. Earlier this month, Hydro commenced an 18month program to install 1.

Malee Rubinstein and Brian White, co-chairs for the Pink Ball Tournament at Richmond Country Club presented a cheque for $9,750 to the Richmond Hospital Foundation, last week.

Richmond Public Library is partnering with Xinhua Bookstore to hold its first-ever free, drop-in Chinese Book Fair July 2125 at the Brighouse (Main) Branch.

THURSDAY Thursday Are you considering residential care for a loved one? Has a family member recently moved into residential care? The Alzheimer Society of B.C. presents Preparation for Transition to Residential Care and Life in Residential Care.

A grassroots summer series is back again this summer. The second annual Summer Fun Nights, hosted by the East Richmond Community Association (ERCA) and Cambie Community Centre, begins Tuesday, July 19.

The sun came out on Sunday in time for the Fraser River Art Festival at the London Heritage Farm. The event featured art by more than 25 local artists and entertainment by the Steveston Folk Guild and Sangre Morena.