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Drugs and ammo seized on Walton Drive
March 9, 2017 · 0 Comments
A 30-year-old Aurora man is facing multiple criminal charges after a drugs and ammunition bust at a residence on Walton Drive.
Pickering College wants to be “voice of Aurora”
Nearly two years ago, a group of residents came forward with 101.5 CHRA, dubbed “Radio Aurora.” But, while Aurora waits patiently for the proposed radio station to hit the airwaves, Pickering College students are stepping up to the plate wanting to be that local voice.
Windfall to celebrate rich history of local food with Provincial windfall
Each fall, Aurora’s Windfall Ecology Centre throws open its doors for an annual festival; but 2017 is no ordinary year. This fall, close to 2,000 people are expected to descend on the Sheppard’s Bush facility for Celebrating Diversity: Food, Land and People.
Sounds of generations will mark milestone anniversary
How many of you have a song you immediately associate with a particular happy memory? Chances are, you all do – and this summer you will be able to relive those experiences, celebrating your own history, and the history this summer, as the characteristic rich sounds of vinyl ring out through the Aurora Community Centre (ACC).
Speak up on the future of Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area: LSRCA
Would you like to see more programs and facilities at Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area? Would you like things to stay as they are? Whichever side of the fence you’re on, the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Area is looking for your input on the future of the popular greenspace.
King philanthropist in the limelight on Real Housewives of Toronto
Joan Kelley Walker is as real as it gets. The TV host, spokesperson, model and philanthropist has ...
Williams Teacher aims to inspire students with grant
Best Buy's grant to Williams -- the only school in York Region to benefit from the program this year -- will transform alternative education class.
Bernier offers “bold, authentic” vision for Canada
Maxime Bernier is a man of principle. One month away from a full year in the race to lead the Conservative Party of Canada...
Gun threat leads to locked doors at Cardinal Carter
Parents of Cardinal Carter Catholic High School students sounded the alarm when the school locked its doors, rather than going into a full Hold & Secure or lockdown mode after the school received gun threats online.
Councillors support parents in high school fight
Northeast parents’ efforts to get the York Region District School Board to re-think their decision to maintain Dr. G.W. Williams rather than building a new secondary school on Bayview Avenue at Borealis got some significant support last week.
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