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Mall reno on agenda

By Jennifer Lang On Tuesday, the public gets another chance to hear from officials about redevelopment plans for Cloverdale West Village. The update on the former Cloverdale Mall site comes a month after a meeting at the Cloverdale Recreation Centre that was sparsely attended by the general public, but drew about a dozen local officials and business leaders. There, Surrey City Development Corp. officials were urged to better publicize the project, particularly news on how ongoing remediation related to a former dry cleaning operation is progressing. The meeting – Nov. 17 (6:30 to 8 p.m.) – is at the Cloverdale Legion.

The mall was torn down in 2011 in order to redevelop the property in phases as a blend of commercial and residential units. Ongoing remediation efforts to clean up soil contamination have delayed the project, but SCDC officials are optimistic progress is being made. CEO Aubrey Kelly said Townline Homes has agreed to develop the southwest corner with a four-storey residential and commercial development expected to break ground in early 2016. A second developer, Mosaic, is looking to build north of the legion after remediation is complete. A current project timeline has now been posted at scdc.ca, along with an extensive description of the ongoing remediation efforts.

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Muskaan Toky, 7, dressed in a sari, peeks out towards the audience from the stage prior to a dance performance at the fifth-annual Fleetwood Diwali Festival at the Fleetwood Recreation Centre on on Nov. 7. Diwali, a festival of lights in Indian tradition, is on Nov. 11 this year.

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had graced the stage as Clara in The Nutcracker with the Royal City Youth Ballet, and starred as Elsa in the school’s production of Frozen. Her talent had taken her to Toronto to study, and she was set to attend Arts Umbrella this year, according to family friend Kelly Ewing, who has set up an online fundraising account for the girl. A health crisis struck out of nowhere the end of the past school year, when she became unexpectedly and gravely ill, developing kidney failure. Salisbury was diagnosed with lupus, and

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