In the Community

What will the future hold? Hexadecimal Optical Computers, of course, at least that's the future according to a group of Grade 9 Centennial students from Coquitlam.

Would you like to try yoga but don't know where to start? Glen Pine Pavilion, a Coquitlam recreation facility for people 50 years of age and older, is offering two series of introduction to yoga classes, one starting this weekend and another beginnin

Five years ago, you would have seen Delany Dunn Bramley at a local burger joint, a bacon cheeseburger in his hands and a big grin on his face.

A NOD FOR RCH An annual fundraiser for the Royal Columbian Hospital, which serves the Tri-Cities, injected more than $280,000 at a gala last month. More than 400 guests - including B.C.

Do you know a young person in the Tri-Cities who has made a difference in the community over the past year? If so, you have until next Tuesday to nominate him or her for a REACH award.

There's a big weekend in store for Tri-City folks, from Port Moody's 100th anniversary commemorative council meeting to some great art exhibits and live performances - plenty to keep busy, even without the sun.

Is your home energy-efficient? If not, would you like it to be? BC Hydro community outreach representatives will be sharing Power Smart tips Thursday, April 11 at Coquitlam's Dogwood Pavilion from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

The annual Fingerling Festival offers a fun - and free - family event, not to mention a whole lot of salmon, but they need volunteers to get the festivities running.

Pearle Horne asked that her hair be styled today.

People looking to learn more about how to make their homes more environmentally friendly are invited to attend a workshop at the Glen Pine Pavilion later this month.