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Southlake Run gains special meaning for the “Squashed Bananas”
April 15, 2015 · 0 Comments
Giving back to her community has been a way of life for Ilana Martin, and a trait she has tried to pass along to her two young children.
Church stands United one year after devastating fire
Reverends Andy Comar and Lorraine Newton Comar, along with Rod Johnson, chair of the AUC Parish Council, react to a joke in Mayor Dawe’s speech. ...
Women leaders honoured by Minister and MPP
Ontario's Leading Women and Leading girls aren't just leading each other, says MPP Chris Ballard.
Medical marijuana facilities raise questions around Council table
Proposed bylaw could pave the way for a medical marijuana production facility in east Aurora business park.
Some changes eyed as Complex complaints continue over reno
By Brock Weir Renovations rarely go without a hitch and, as the community knows, the Aurora Family Leisure Complex is no exception. Concerns, however, continue ...
Aurora set to get a head start on Canada’s 150th birthday
Whether you’re standing in Confederation Park or about to stroll into the Aurora Community Centre, commemorations of Canada’s Centennial in 1967 are still around us – now, 50 years later, Aurora is preparing to lay the groundwork for the nation’s 150th Birthday Bash in 2017.
Aurora Community Arboretum keeps on truckin’ into 2017
For nearly 10 years, the Aurora Community Arboretum’s passionate team of volunteers have been armed with the mission of beautifying Aurora – and they have no intentions of slowing down now.
Business park continues growth, but Councillor concerned about “precedent”
Aurora’s business lands on the east side of Leslie Street continue to fill up following a decision of Council last week, but one Councillor is concerned that approving a smaller block of land for an incoming business could set a “bad precedent” at Town Hall.
Community Sports Plan could be ready as early as this fall
A comprehensive plan to get Aurora in gear when it comes to sports could be ready as early as this fall, drafted alongside a larger Parks and Recreation master plan.
York Region students join forces to battle stigmas surrounding mental health
Mental health has no face, nor does it have any limits, but it is not something that should be avoided or shied away from, according to York Region students.
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