If you wait to join the Seniors’ Centre, you’re missing out says new President

July 27, 2016 · 0 Comments

One of the first things Carol Hedenberg hears when new members walk through the door is, “I’m finally old enough to be here – I’m 73!” For the new president of the Aurora Seniors’ Association, it is not something she’s never heard before – but it is an attitude they often encounter at the Aurora Seniors’ Centre.

PC leader Brown sees positive change after last election’s “unmitigated disaster”

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Bring your pet in while you shop at new Canadian Tire

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Doors Open Aurora 2016: Cultural Precinct Walking Tour

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Williams student’s summer company aims to make local businesses accessible for all

Ben Williamson has been becoming increasingly frustrated over the lack of accessibility within the Province of Ontario but, thanks to a grant from the Province, he has set out to do something about it.

Aurora schools celebrate their athletes of the year

Students from across Aurora packed up their football helmets, their soccer cleats and their hockey gear for the summer last month as Summer Vacation arrived but many of these athletes suited up and headed back into the arena last Tuesday.