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Julia in Paris: In honour of Julia Child's 100th birthday an elegant Julia Child inspired 10-course plated dinner will be served Saturday, Sept. 8 on the roof-pool deck of the Four Seasons Hotel, 791 West Georgia St., Vancouver. A 5 p.m.

Whole body health

In West Vancouver, September brings a renewed focus on healthy living. Recreation programs for adults (aged 19 to 54) are designed not only to improve physical fitness, but to improve mental and emotional fitness as well.

WV defends controversial camera cars

Plate-reading bylaw vehicle put on hold until fall, pending privacy review

Tech-savvy tools

Feeling left out of all the high-tech, Internet and social media chatter happening around you? Adults can go back to class and learn Internet basics and beyond with ongoing computer classes at North Shore libraries.

Safe cell phone tips

As kids and teens head back to class, many have brand new cell phones tucked into the side pockets of their backpacks.

A delicious education

For adults, going back to school doesn't have to mean back to boring. There is a tasty buffet of food and wine education courses available on the North Shore and beyond this autumn. CHEESE & WINE 101 On Sept.

Start the school year eating right

BEST OF BRIDGE SLOW COOKER COOKBOOK: 200 DELICIOUS RECIPES by Sally Vaughan-Johnston and The Best of Bridge Publishing. Robert Rose; $29.95. For many families, the return to school and work comes with that irritating deficit of time.

Fashion File

Bridal trunk show: West Vancouver's Blush Occasions will host a trunk show on Friday, Sept. 14 and Saturday, Sept. 15 featuring a preview of Kenneth Pool's fall 2012 collection. Blush is at 1403 Bellevue Ave.

Sled dog killer pleads guilty

The man accused of slaughtering more than 50 sled dogs in Whistler in 2010, has pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary pain and suffering to an animal.

Road work halted by hawks

THE District of North Vancouver has had to hold off on some roadwork and waterline replacement in the Capilano Highlands because a pair of hawks has built a nest too close to the construction site.