In the Community

SPOTLIGHT ON Motoring Munchkins WHAT IT IS Got a small person in the house with some energy to burn? Then this is most definitely for you.

Community dinner, stress relief local heroes and book recommendations

The Burnaby Neighbourhood House is hosting a community dinner on Friday, March 11, where attendees have a taste of Filipino culture. The dinner is at the Stoney Creek Community School, 2740 Beaverbrook Cres., and it runs from 6 to 8 p.m.

Almost every household has some type of cutting board to offer a place for chopping or slicing in order to protect their kitchen counter tops.

ARE YOU 55 OR OLDER? WANT TO GET OUT AND DANCE? The Edmonds Community Centre is hosting weekly social dancing sessions on Sundays, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Practise dancing and meet other seniors. Admission is only $1 for members, $2 for everyone else.

Profile: Levon Pogosian Occupation: Associate professor of physics, SFU Somewhere in the universe, two massive black holes collided, sending ripples across the fabric of space-time.

Spring break. For kids, those may be two of the most exciting words of the year. For parents, they’re more likely to just bring on a stress-induced headache.

If you’ve ever had a crappy Valentine’s Day, you’re not alone. Douglas College psychology student Jacquoline Martin had one when she first moved to B.C. from Ontario a couple years ago. “I didn’t know anyone here,” she says. “I had no friends.

If you’ve ever had a crappy Valentine’s Day, you’re not alone. Douglas College psychology student Jacquoline L. Martin had one when she first moved to B.C. from Ontario a couple years ago. “I didn’t know anyone here,” she says. “I had no friends.

If you’ve ever had a crappy Valentine’s Day, you’re not alone. Douglas College psychology student Jacquoline Martin had one when she first moved to B.C. from Ontario a couple years ago. “I didn’t know anyone here,” she says. “I had no friends.