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Three building were demolished within a few days of each other in Langley City earlier this month.

Two of the sites – one the former location of a combined car wash and oil change business, and the other an ageing social housing building – were torn down to make way for new residential projects, while the owner of the third site, a one-storey building used to house several businesses, was expected to file a development permit application later this year.

At the former Washworld and Jiffy L**e location in the 20100 block of Fraser Hwy., developer Whitetail Homes is planning to build a new six-storey mixed-use apartment building, with construction expected to begin later this year. That’s according to information provided by the City in response to an Langley Advance Times query.

Out with the old - Langley Advance Times Properties demolished in Langley City

Children have a chance to win $250 in the Little Lemonade Legends contest Sunday, Aug. 27.

The Aldergrove Business Association (ABA) contest is for kids up to age 16, and the winners will be determined by public voting based on taste testing.

Little squirts invited to compete in Aldergrove lemonade contest - Langley Advance Times Children up to the age of 16 can be part of the Little Lemonade Legends mentorship project

Funds will support people needing trauma therapy, in honour of son’s memory

Murrayville family’s 3rd annual charity tournament raises $20,000 - Langley Advance Times