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Voters “don’t like” their options, says south Aurora’s NDP candidate

Voters in Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill are looking for options beyond the Liberals and the Progressive Conservatives, according to teacher Katrina Sale – and that alternative is what she’s hoping to bring to the riding.

Aurora’s “southern” Liberals and PCs make their pitch at Library

It was a friendly meet and greet with little chance to get down to the nitty-gritty of the campaign, but local candidates in the June 7 Provincial Election had a chance to meet voters at the Aurora Public Library on Tuesday night.

Green candidate jumped into race to ensure their voices were heard

A month ago, Michelle Boudreau probably didn’t expect to be making a sales pitch in front of a room full of neighbours and politicians – let alone be a politician herself.

Ford, candidates target NDP, defend plan at “all-star” rollout

Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford and over a dozen of his candidates, including fellow leadership candidates Christine Elliott and Caroline Mulroney, targeted the Ontario NDP at a roundtable to introduce some of their party’s “all-stars.”

Voices of Joy Community Choir celebrates 20th anniversary

The inspirational VOJ Voices of Joy Community Choir is celebrating its 20th Anniversary with a Special Concert: “20 Years of Music and Friendship” Sunday, June 10, at 3p.m., at Bethel Community Christian Reformed Church, 333 Davis Drive Newmarket.

Classic Lightfoot concert will benefit CHATS

A night of classic Canadian music at Theatre Aurora on Saturday, June 9 will benefit Community & Home Assistance to Seniors (CHATS).

Councillor Jeff Thom won’t seek second term

Councillor Jeff Thom will not seek a second term at Town Hall. The first-term Council member, who was elected in 2014, announced his decision on Wednesday.

Barton honoured by Board with Celebrating Student Success award

His clear, booming voice has made him a natural at the morning announcement, and his gregarious personality has made him a familiar face in the halls, and now Andrew Barton, a student at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School has been recognized for his achievements by the York Region District School Board.

Sponsorship opportunities could open for local recreation facilities

Local businesses have had their names emblazoned on areas and pools for years, sponsorship opportunities that not only give the Town an infusion of cash, but a chance for businesses to increase their community profiles as well.

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