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Pampered Pillowcases to bring joy to moms

May 5, 2016   ·   0 Comments

By Brock Weir Local moms in need will have their Sunday brightened this week by a return of the Pampered Pillowcases. The brainchild of Aurora ...

Aurora cadets hit the mark at provincial competition

By Jake Courtepatte Five local residents from 2799 Queen’s York Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps combined for the best score at the Central Ontario ...

Public consultations set to begin on Mavrinac Park design

Public consultation on what Mavrinac Park might look like is set to kick of next month, after Council approved a concept plan for the six acre parcel of land last week.

“Swabbing with the Stars” carries on legacy of Sarah Watkin

The plight of Sarah Watkin immediately struck a chord with the students at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School. The young York Region girl was waging a brave battle with leukemia, awaiting a full match to...

Water Walk Challenge raises funds for new roofs in Uganda

You never really know someone until you walk a mile in their shoes, but students at Rick Hansen Public School hoped to become a little bit closer to that on Wednesday as they lugged buckets of water from home to school.

Celebrate your love of dogs at Paws in the Park

Sheppard’s Bush is going to the dogs next Saturday, May 14, as the Town of Aurora launches Paws in the Park, a new celebration of our best furry friends.

Ryan “pays it forward” for Able Network

“We Ryan Grants have to stick together.” That is just one example of the community outpouring received by Ryan Grant, along with his parents Debby and Greg, after they went public with their story.

Run for Southlake raises over $120,000, and counting

A wet and cold Sunday morning was not enough to put a damper on Southlake Regional Health Centre’s biggest fundraiser of the year. The 2016 Run or Walk for Southlake went...

Four step plan approved to reach Cultural Precinct, Library Square decision

There might soon be a light at the end of the tunnel for Aurora’s proposed Cultural Precinct and the future of Library Square.

Our Lady of Grace C.E.S. marks 60th anniversary this Sunday

Aurora resident Mary Jo Naburrs and her brother might have 19 years separating them, but beyond blood and a hometown, they have something else in common: Marg McDonald.

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