In the Community

Zumba, a popular form of exercise that fuses Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves, is coming to Coquitlam's Dogwood Pavilion starting next week. Starting Nov. 6, people 50 and older can exercise every Tuesday and Thursday until Dec.

With the cold weather approaching, it's time to bundle up. But for many struggling families, buying winter wear is not in the budget. That's why the retailer West 49 is holding its annual Coats for Kids drive.

If you have a baby, you know there's plenty to learn. That's where Baby's First Year comes in.

SCARY STORY CONTEST 15-18 YEARS CATEGORY THIRD PLACE Post-Mortem Depression By Kiara Grant, 15, Coquitlam When I first died, I was like an attention seeking toddler with ADHD.

SNAP! A Port Moody resident is using her passion for photography to help her favourite charity raise money.

SCARY STORY CONTEST 15-18 YEARS CATEGORY SECOND PLACE 13 Swallow Street By Talia Madsen, 17, Coquitlam "Come on Rose, you aren't scared, are you?" Sean snickered at his little sister's angry expression.

Coquitlam's Summit community centre is offering a variety of drop-in sessions for youth on Friday evenings. Drop-in programs are open to all kids between the ages of 11 and 14 years and cost $2 per participant. Basketball drop-in runs from 6 to 8 p.

SCARY STORY CONTEST 15-18 YEARS CATEGORY FIRST PLACE The Dark Emma Hoffard, 17, Coquitlam I'm not scared of the dark until I'm alone with my imagination; then it's the most sinister, nightmarish monster imaginable.

Plans are underway for one of the largest fundraisers of the season.

Hundreds of School District 43 high school students will be learning about the holocaust and how lessons of history can inform the future on Nov. 7 at Coquitlam Alliance Church.