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John Kennedy, Wendy Pearson and Pari Koch were among the participants in the Seniors Tennis Association of the North Shore Annual Picnic and Round Robin, held last month at Murdo Frazer Park.

Steve Elliott works the crowd as Elvis during a performance at Amica at West Vancouver as part of a recent 1950s-themed soda shop event open to residents of the retirement residence and community members alike. photos Lisa King, North Shore News

Walkers take off from John Lawson Park in the recent B.C. Epilepsy Society Cindy’s Walk in support of people with epilepsy and their families.

Local residents participate in the third annual Persian and Canadian Community Walk for Cancer, held recently at Mahon Park.

If you’re a Bordeaux lover, one of the biggest days in the wine year is fast approaching. On Oct. 3 Bordeaux aficionados will line up in droves to buy what they perceive are some of the must-have bottles in the wine world from the 2012 release.

Lions Gate Hospital CT scanner technologists Zahra Kurji and Claire Sommer check out the newest addition to their department: a $2.2-million GE Revolution CT scanner.

Have you recently experienced or are you expecting any major life events - and if so, have you reviewed the impact on your finances? Major life events typically involve work (starting or losing - including retiring from - a job), relationships (start

With approximately 500 British Columbians on the transplant waiting list, Service BC and BC Transplant are encouraged by the number of British Columbians signing up to become an organ donor to save the life of a neighbour, co-worker, friend or family

Do you know someone who is committed to making West Vancouver a better place to live? The District of West Vancouver wants to hear about them. Nominations are being sought for the district's annual Community Awards Program.