November 2018 Archive
TIME TRAVELLER’S DIARY: The Best Assortment of Fancy Goods
By Katerina von Holt Co-Op Student Aurora Museum & Archives Today you can find paint and oils at your local hardware store and medical supplies ...
FRONT PORCH PERSPECTIVE: Stories from the Campaign Trail
By Stephen Somerville There is nothing in a campaign that beats door-to-door canvassing. It is where the action is. It is that time when the ...
CHRISTINE’S CHRONICLES: A Plan for the People
By Christine Elliott, MPP Newmarket-Aurora November has been an exciting and busy month. As the MPP for Newmarket and Aurora, I had the pleasure of ...
Need only grows as Neighbourhood Network Holiday Gift Drive marks 10 years
For over 10 years, Neighbourhood Network has teamed with non-profits in the community to make the holiday season a little brighter by collecting gifts, food and other items for families in need – and, one decade on, the need only grows.
Paul Pirri proud of eight year as at Council table
Councillor Paul Pirri is still finding the right words for his farewell message as the 2014 – 2018 Council term convenes one last time this Tuesday. Councillor Pirri, who was first elected as Aurora’s youngest Council member in the 2010 – 2014 term, announced earlier this year he would not seek re-election, seeking other opportunities as he takes the “next steps” in his life, including pursuing a masters’ degree.
Students descend into realm of dreams and nightmares in Apparitions
We all know the feeling of waking up with a start, but we don’t always know what we were dreaming when that happened. Andrew Basso, a Grade 11 student at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School, didn’t have to dig too deep in trying to remember a nightmare. His ...
Kerry Bear brings warm and fuzzy fundraising to Kerry’s Place Autism Services
You can spread the warm and fuzzies across the country – while helping a great cause in the process – through the Kerry Bear Challenge. Launched this week by Kerry’s Place Autism Services, the Kerry Bear Challenge throws down the gauntlet to individuals, companies and...
York Region municipalities take collaborative approach on inclusion
Diversity is “a source of strength, vitality and economic opportunities”
Tigers split home-and-home with Spirit
A four-point performance over the weekend has the Junior A Aurora Tigers pulling away from the competition in the OJHL’s North division.
Panthers riding two-game win streak
The Aurora Panthers are making moves in the Provincial Women’s Hockey League standings. The intermediate squad turned around a three-game losing streak with a pair of wins over the weekend, picking up a crucial four points to jump three spots in the PWHL rankings.
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