July 9, 2014 · 0 Comments
It’s rare that Aurora’s Sydney Nicholson has any doubts of where her ultimate goal lies. The local student, who is preparing to enter Grade 10 this September, has been sure...
Families from across York Region gathered in Town Park on Sunday morning to give thanks. It wasn’t a religious service, or a chance to herald the achievements of...
From July 8 to 12, athletes from all over Canada are headed to Vancouver for the 2014 Special Olympics Summer Games and Aurora’s Mary Haberer will be right there in the thick of it.
Anita Eveleigh takes a very pragmatic approach to her garden – if a plant doesn’t work, or serve its intended purpose, it’s out of there to make way for something better.
After heading off to university, Aurora’s Rhiannon Kyle got her first taste of sorority life. When people think of sororities, Rhiannon says most...
For 100 years the Aurora Lawn Bowling Club has been a part of the community and on July 20, the club will officially mark its centenary season with a celebration.
The Aurora Jays senior men’s baseball team is on a tear in the North Dufferin Baseball League and don’t plan on letting up. Currently sitting third in the standings (with games in hand), the Jays have a sparkling 13 – 1 – 1 record, sit ..
Before Brian Baynit’s nephew was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, he didn’t claim to know very much about anything that could be found on the autism spectrum.
Aspiring and potentially returning politicians will descend upon Town Hall on July 29 to make their case to Mayor and Council on why they should be chosen to fill the vacancy left by Chris Ballard.
If run-of-the-mill cups and saucers are your thing, you might be in the wrong place when Aurora’s Pine Tree Potters Guild takes over the Aurora Cultural Centre next week for their very first Fine Art Exhibition.
« Previous Page — Next Page »