June 25, 2014 · 0 Comments
It has been said that Aurora’s Masonic Lodge “has been here forever.” While that is, of course, not exactly true, Aurora’s Masonic Lodge, more properly known as...
For many Aurorans, and visitors to the Town, the annual Ribfest is a highlight of the waning days of summer, highlighted by music, food, and free admission.
Community members, food advocates, nutrition experts and local food bank users came together last week to discuss the provocative question of whether or not local food banks are “past their best before date.”
NHL player Greg Hotham and soccer star Ed McNally lead the way as this year’s inductees into the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame are announced.
The Town of Aurora and the Heritage Advisory Committee are preparing once again to celebrate our popular Doors Open Aurora event. This year, Doors Open Aurora features 16 sites, including four new locations and one new walking tour.
Some people mock the amount of time it takes for people these days to get their hair just right before setting out for the day. Gel, mousse, pomades, straighteners, and any variety of curling devices are...
As hundreds of his schoolmates, their parents, and his own mom and dad proudly looked on, cheering “Jakob! Jakob! Jakob!,” Grade 4 student Jakob Israel didn’t even wince as the hair stylist...
Aurora and Newmarket residents are sending Chris Ballard to Queen’s Park. The Aurora Councillor took the Newmarket-Aurora riding on June 12 with a decisive...
The Aurora Tigers Junior A hockey club and the Aurora Chamber of Commerce are hoping to iron out a few issues with the Town of Aurora this week regarding facility availability for the Aurora Community Centre every April.
Losses often bring families closer together, but after Tanya Shepherd lost her battle with colon cancer in November of 2009, it brought her family not only closer together with a common purpose, but introduced them to what has become a tight-knit...
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