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Oakridge’s celebrates 20th anniversary with fashion forward outlook
September 13, 2017 · 0 Comments
This month, Oakridge Outfitters marks its 20th anniversary as a fashion destination for the women of Aurora – and beyond – and while it is a moment of celebration for store owner Deb Clark and her in-house stylists, the lead-up has been a moment for reflection. In turn, this reflection, has led to a moment of rebirth.
In This Our Lives: Keeping a promise to Bette Davis
She never went anywhere without leaving an impression. Whether she was on the silver screen blazing an iconic trail with indelible performances as...
CULTURE DAYS 2017: Culture Comes Alive at Aurora Public Library!
Culture comes alive through interactive experiences as Aurora Public Library celebrates Culture Days 2017 on Saturday, September 30, from 2 – 4 pm. Bringing some of the finest of Aurora’s artists together to lead workshops and perform in a crazy two-hour time span, APL invites you to explore, engage, create and have fun.
Challenges and celebrations experienced by LGBTQ+ in focus at Library
Pride Month has come and gone for another year, but there is still plenty of celebration to be had for York Region’s LGBTQ+ community. But challenges come with the territory as well, and both will be in focus this week as the Aurora Public Library opens its doors for LGBTQ+ In Conversation.
Leafs legend Mike Palmateer gets call to Aurora Sports Hall of Fame
When Mike Palmateer once more donned the blue and white at the 2016 Centennial Classic Alumni game, he brought the same style of play that made him a fan favourite in his years with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Take a tour of new Joint Operations Centre on Saturday
It has been a long time coming, but Aurora’s Joint Operations Centre is finally ready to open its doors to the general public. The Town will host the building’s formal Grand Opening on Saturday morning, complete with...
“Hope” springs for Hospice King-Aurora-Richmond Hill
After 35 years serving our community, Hospice moves forward as "Hope House"
A simple lock can make a difference when it comes to your property rights, Councillors contend
Sitting at the Committee level last week, some Council members questioned the fairness of a series of new protocols on property access by bylaw officers.
Community engagement coming for next phase of Library Square
Community engagement on the future of development of Library Square could resume as early as next week following Council's approval.
Everything old is new again at inaugural Windfall Harvest Festival
If you think “sustainability” is a new concept, think again. For previous generations, nothing went to waste. Energy was only used when needed, animals were used from tip to tail, and time was spent in the great outdoors. But, everything comes
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