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Security costs justified: Reid

Security costs justified: Reid

In the same week she was repaying the provincial coffers for a plane ticket covering a working trip to South Africa that her husband accompanied her on, Richmond East MLA and Speaker Linda Reid said pricey security upgrades to her constituency office

The new green

As municipalities prepare to hand over the recycling truck keys to a new program, the News explores what it means for Richmond residents and looks at green options in 2014. See Friday Feature, pages 10 & 11

For $70, cut your flow by two thirds

Say hello to the Uberhaus 73695049, an unassuming, ceramic, dual-flush marvel that would make John Crapper proud. At Rona Home Centre this 4/6 litres per flush Uberhaus takes a tested and approved 750 gram load and costs $169 before a rebate.

GCL back to drawing board

One of Richmond's most contentious swaths of Agricultural Land Reserve land - the Garden City Lands - is going back to another drawing board in the same week the provincial government announced more relaxed rules for farmland development in northern

Another curbside shuffle is on its way

New MMBC program increases blue box items, draws criticism
Raw sewage dumping at works yard untrue: City

Raw sewage dumping at works yard untrue: City

WorkSafeBC inspection report fails to include on site visit of composting facility

Security costs justified: Reid

In the same week she was repaying the provincial coffers for a plane ticket covering a working trip to South Africa that her husband accompanied her on, Richmond East MLA and Speaker Linda Reid said pricey security upgrades to her constituency office

Duzita and McCoy honoured

Last week, the BC Community Achievement Awards honoured Richmond volunteers Michael McCoy and Wayne Duzita for their years of community service and contributions.

Stolen auto ends up in Tsawwassen

A car stolen in Richmond was involved in a crash in Tsawwassen last weekend. On Friday at about 8:45 p.m., officers responded to a report of a two-car collision at English Bluff Road and 12th Ave. in Tsawwassen.

Switch off on Earth Hour

Saturday, March 29, marks Earth Hour, set to take place at 8:30 p.m. local time all across the world. During last year's Earth Hour, by being extra energy savvy, British Columbians saved 136 megawatt hours of electricity (10 million 12.