August 22, 2018 · 0 Comments
Escape rooms, ax throwing, and trying your…er, hand at riding a mechanical bull are not typically things you would associate with the sizzle of barbecued ribs, but 2018’s Aurora Ribfest has other ideas.
It’s Back to School season and, if you’re a parent, you’re probably being run off your feet to make sure everything is just right for your kids as they prepare to hit the books once again.
If the t-shirt has “legend” emblazoned across its chest, Rick Emmett will wear it – albeit reluctantly.
Over a dozen kids spent seven days last month out in the wilderness reconnecting with nature – and themselves. They went back to basics as part of a “Grief Busters” program, an initiative of Hope House – formerly Hospice King Aurora Richmond Hill – to support youngsters who are dealing with the death of a parent, grandparent or sibling.
“An artist who no longer creates is just an artist in suspended animation waiting to become irrelevant”
A new full-size gymnasium, which was floated earlier this year as an extension to the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex to meet the demands of a growing community, has been put on the backburner until 2019.
Denis Van Decker has a very simple vision of just what a Council member should be: a “protector.”
Now in its fifth season, the puck finally drops in Aurora this year for Rogers Hometown Hockey.
An explosive Grand Jury report on clergy sexual abuse in Pennsylvania dating back to 1947 released last week reveals that seven of more than 300 “predator priests” within the Catholic church received treatment
A 23-year-old Aurora man is facing sexual assault charges after an attack on a 47-year-old local woman was caught on camera.
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