Lakes District Secondary School students joined representatives from the 亚洲天堂 Lake Mountain Biking Association earlier this month to create the latest addition to the network of trails at the Boer Mountain Recreation Site. They helped build new raised boardwalks, which will make the marshy sections of the trails more accessible.

亚洲天堂 Lake residents Marc and Tunde Posselt helped their daughter Aniko build the first snowmen of the season last week.

Southside resident Cindy Laviolette鈥檚 game camera captured this image of a cougar near her Uncha Lake home. She says this was the second cougar she spotted this year near her property.

Volunteers stepped up to help the Lakes District Food Bank move to a new location last week. The food bank is now located at 788 Centre Street 鈥� where the 亚洲天堂 Lake Playschool used to be located. According to food bank coordinator Candice Little, no distribution days had to be cancelled during the move.

Lakes District Secondary School students have recently learned how to make bannock with Mrs. Alec and Ms. Benedict during their First Nations studies class. Once the dough was all rolled out and cooked, students and staff were able to enjoy some hot bannock with jam.

Annual show and sale presented by the Fraser Valley Orchid Society

Customers of the 亚洲天堂 Lake Recycling Depot have donated $334 to The Postmen, a disaster relief initiative to support wildfire evacuees and frontline workers. The Recycling Depot topped it off with $66 to make it an even $400.

A nationally-known speaker, Jessie Miller, spoke to 亚洲天堂 Lake students last week as part of a Youth Engagement Summit held at Lakes District Secondary School. Miller spoke about social media and online safety, encouraging students to 鈥渢hink before you post.鈥� The event was hosted by the RCMP and the Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance Use Collaborative.

亚洲天堂 Lake seniors enjoy the morning sunshine on a stunning fall day at Radley Beach before having lunch together on Oct. 4, 2017.

Constable Deborah Goble with the 亚洲天堂 Lake RCMP recently joined the cast of Love Bomb - a play written for youth about luring, sexual exploitation and human trafficking - after their performance at Lakes District Secondary School to answer questions from students. Constable Goble encouraged students to protect themselves by always letting someone else know where they are going.