May 2014 Archive
From the Rhine to Ontario’s highways, veteran Wilkes promotes storied tradition
Aurora resident John Wilkes was just 19 when he signed up at the age of 19 to be part of Canada’s fledgling 23rd Field Regiment. It was an exciting time for this young man, growing up in Galt. He attended school at Lakefield College near...
Citizens recognized at annual Community Recognition Awards
Aurora’s active volunteers, up-and-coming athletes, and those simply willing to lend a hand, received honours Monday night as the Town of Aurora celebrated their achievements at the Community Recognition Awards.
Regimental colours, Prince’s visit are significant for Rangers, according to Honorary Colonel
Darrell Bricker says with a degree of pride that he doesn’t do anything in “half-measures.” Indeed, doing anything by a half-measure would not sit well with the pollster, who is the Global CEO of Ipsos...
Clear Bag waste program binned until 2015
Aurora’s controversial “clear bag” program could be tossed into the bin this week, at least until next year. Councillors considered a recommendation from municipal staff last week to bring...
War Memorial fund shines light on legal, “moral” responsibility for maintenance
Renovations might be complete, money might be spent, and many Aurorans take pride in the result, but the $3,500 left over from efforts to restore Aurora’s Cenotaph will remain in place despite a recommendation to close the account.
Churches make unexpected discoveries about each other – and themselves – coming together after crisis
Love thy neighbour has been at the core of the Christian faith for centuries, but knowing thy neighbour might be another thing all together. Despite having been neighbours just a stone’s throw away for the better part of 140 years, Trinity...
Local business stepped up following fire
As members of the downtown community, we were devastated to watch the fire at Aurora United Church on Friday, April 11. We were two “old ...
Successful Neighbourhood Network tree planting day spawns second session Saturday
Recently, over 200 volunteers from the communities of Aurora, East Gwillimbury, Georgina, and Newmarket gathered to plant trees for Neighbourhood Network’s Spring Tree Planting day. ...
Congregant gives thanks to Hartman PS girls
(Re: Grade 4/5 students take colourful approach to rebuilding Aurora United Church, May 15) I would like to take this opportunity to thank you on ...
Jays notch up victories to crow about after wet season start
It has been a slow start to the 2014 season for the Aurora Blue Jays senior men’s baseball team, but at least it has been a productive one. The veteran laden squad has dealt with a series of rain delays, giving them a record of 2 – 1 since the season started...
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