Colleen Flanagan is a journalist at Black Press Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and social issues, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. Colleen's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Aldergrove Star, Kootenay Advertiser Ltd., and the Revelstoke Times Review.
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Colleen Flanagan predominantly covers local events and seasonal topics in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. Her articles focus on community events, entertainment news, culture & society within this specific geographic area.
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By: Colleen Flanagan
More than 325 received a free turkey dinner, dessert, and
By: Colleen Flanagan
The Yennadon Elementary School PAC said the decision was not made lightly, as there is no type of liability insurance to protect the PAC or its volunteers
By: Colleen Flanagan
'Slumach's Gold: In Search of a Legend — and a Curse' contains more stories about the gold seekers
By: Colleen Flanagan
More than 500 packages were gifted to seniors in the community for the sixth annual Operation: Santa for Seniors
By: Colleen Flanagan
500 cookies baked and 250 personal Christmas cards were made by the Rotary Club of Haney
By: Colleen Flanagan
'The Tomorrow Box' is a feel good story that audiences are sure to love
Kailea Ridsdale organized the party for her daughter Skyla, when she couldn't get tickets to the tour, and then opened it up to the community
By: Colleen Flanagan
The Salvation Army Ridge Meadows Ministries received $78,000 in donations this year, thousands less than in previous years
By: Colleen Flanagan
More than 110 inmates were registered for programs at the Alouette Correctional Centre for Women by year's end
By: Colleen Flanagan
Volunteer Cancer Drivers Society drives patients to and from their cancer treatments
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