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June opening eyed for new Aurora museum as curator aims to “inspire” community
March 4, 2015 · 0 Comments
The curator behind the newly re-established Aurora Museum aims to open their doors to the general public as early as this spring.
Economist works to build leaders and bridges between men and women
It is a decades-old picture that remains fresh in the mind of Carole Houlihan. As a university student, the Snowball-based economist was travelling...
Leisure Complex hosts grand “homecoming”
Long-time members of Club Aurora hailed a “homecoming” of sorts as the Aurora Family Leisure Complex officially re-opened on Saturday.
Clear Bag program could begin as early as June 5
Aurora’s move to a Clear Bag garbage program could begin as early as June 5 with a voluntary start day.
Tigers shutout ‘Canes to regain lead in OJHL conference quarterfinals
By Jake Courtepatte After posting the highest winning percentage in the OJHL since Kingston in 2009-10, this year’s first-round matchup against the Newmarket Hurricanes is ...
Songs to Recovery showcases the healing power of music
Music is very often something that comes directly from the heart and, from that source, can come a certain vulnerability. But, for Melissa, an upcoming graduate of Seneca College’s Social Work program, putting yourself out there, despite your vulnerability, can bring its own rewards.
Ron Weese steps down as Sport Aurora President
In the midst of a changing environment in Aurora’s Year of Sport, there will also be a changing of the guard. After a decade-long term, Ron Weese is stepping down as President of Sport Aurora.
Panthers ride hot goaltending back to PWHL playoffs
The Aurora Panthers capped off their turnaround Junior Season last week by winning three of their final four games, en route to a berth in the Provincial Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) playoffs.
Local snowboarder heading to Canada Winter Games
Aurora’s Natalie Maugeri is ready to hit the slopes to represent Ontario in the Canada Winter Games this week, hoping to spin, grind, grab and flip her way to the podium in snowboarding slopestyle.
Old fashioned tennis in the cards as Historical Society gets out of the red
The Aurora Historical Society may have gone for the better part of the last year without a curator on staff but, on the bright side, the local heritage body is – for now – out of the red.
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