June 11, 2014 · 0 Comments
Members of Aurora United Church welcomed the public into their home-away-from home at Trinity last Saturday, for an opera showcase to rebuild their spiritual base.
Anyone who cares to listen will know Aurora’s seniors are a veritable treasure trove of local history, international perspective, and personal heroics – but all too often these stories get lost to the ages. The Aurora Historical Society, in conjunction with the Senior Wish Association and...
By Brock Weir Next Saturday, June 21, is National Aboriginal Day, and if you have the chance to spend the previous evening at the Aurora ...
For 50 years the Aurora Youth Soccer Club has given many of Aurora’s finest young athletes a safe and fun environment to learn and play the game of soccer.
The Aurora Jays senior men’s baseball team is red hot and looking for more. The team carries an eight game winning streak into this week, which is highlighted...
Yet another one of Aurora’s young soccer players is heading off to the United States on a scholarship. After years of hard work on the many soccer pitches scattered throughout York Region, Amy Rowe has...
Marc Casullo knew he loved golf right from the first time his dad entered him into a tournament at the age of eight. After that win, now aged 17, and an upcoming graduate at Villanova College in King City...
The Aurora Barbarians senior men’s team hosted their longtime nemeses, the Oakville Crusaders, on Saturday, facing the Halton Region club for three games at Fletcher’s Fields.
All residents of Aurora are invited to come out and give thanks at a special service planned for Sunday, June 15 at Town Park. The occasion will be a large scale family event planned jointly by
As Provincial candidates gathered at Aurora Town Hall on Saturday afternoon for the last all-candidates’ meeting before this Thursday’s election, local issues came firmly into focus.
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