In the Community

As the final entry of a series on perfecting homemade burgers, this one will focus on burger toppings and bread selection.

The Russia Day 2012 celebration on June 10 Burnaby was a hit, according to organizer Andrey Ahachinsky. "It was actually excellent. We had about at least 1,000 people," Ahachinsky said. "We had lots of people, good weather, good food.

Canadian Vintage Radio Society meets every two months in Burnaby. The group of radio enthusiasts restores old antique and vintage radios and meet to share information on repairs and trouble-shooting.

This Father's Day weekend, some long-lost kin are going to connect at the Burnaby Village Museum, thanks to the Burnaby Amateur Radio Club. The club is holding a special event, hosted by the museum, to celebrate the centennial of Burnaby's C.W.

Local teacher and board chair gets recognition for efforts from library association

- The Hub is at 4750 Imperial St., between Metrotown and Royal Oak SkyTrain stations, just across the street from the skate park by Metrotown. - The drop-in centre is open 4 to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. On Fridays, there's food.

Question: Since I'm in Vancouver, some of the annuals in my containers sprout again the following year. I also have perennial plants and bulbs in some of these containers.

Burnaby Youth Hub offers a drop-in centre and hosts a health clinic that is free and confidential

The Burnaby NOW caught up with local resident Bruce Causier, an amateur urban wildlife videographer who's made headlines with his footage of a coyote den at a local elementary school and his snakehead sightings at Burnaby's Central Park.