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Homeless But Happy (Pt 2 of a Series)
October 24, 2018 · 0 Comments
Special to The Auroran I have to admit these past few months of a homeless lifestyle does take a toll on your strength. No one ...
Theatre Aurora’s “Never Swim Alone” and “This is a Play”
Theatre Aurora gives us two Daniel MacIvor plays for the price of one with “Never Swim Alone” and “This is a Play”, now playing.
Victory all around as Hillary House Ball is seventh annual sell-out
Victory was in the air on Saturday night as the Aurora Historical Society hosted their seventh annual Hillary House Ball, a sell-out event at King Valley Golf Club.
Aurora United Church to formally celebrate 200th anniversary Sunday
Centrepiece of year-long celebration of AUC's bicentennial will be a special service this Sunday morning.
Mayoral candidates proud of the campaigns they ran
There could only be one victor, but four men who threw their hats in the ring to be Aurora’s next mayor say they are proud of the campaigns they led.
Aurora picks Tom Mrakas as next Mayor
Voter turnout down from 2014 as Aurora picks Kim, Gaertner, Humfryes, Thompson, Gilliland and Gallo as the 2018-2022 Council.
Online voting exceeding expectations: Clerk
Aurora residents have been able to cast their early votes online since Friday, and the number of ballots submitted is exceeding initial expectations, according to Town Clerk Mike de Rond.
Play Hard, Fight Hard: Museum exhibition explores connections between military and sport
When Myrtle Cook was born in 1902, the modern-day Olympic games were just six years old, and when it came to track and field, women had yet to lace up and hit the ground running. Miss Cook, however, was ...
Dancing with the Stars crosses $250k fundraising mark to Easter Seals kids to camp
Local celebrities burned up the dance floor to make dreams come true for Easter Seals Kids this month, in the fourth annual Dancing with the Stars Newmarket-Aurora.
Better? Needs improvement? Candidates are questioned on where outgoing Council has fallen short
An election wouldn’t be complete without at least one candidate stating “more should be done” on any particular subject – and Aurora’s municipal campaign is no exception. What sets this campaign apart, however, is that three of the four men vying...
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