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“De-paving paradise” leads to personal growth at Aurora school

May 31, 2017   ·   0 Comments

Joni Mitchell once said you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone, but Light of Christ Catholic Elementary School certainly did and, last week, they got out their hammers and chisels, and did something to get it back.

Newmarket-Aurora PCs ramp up nomination appeal efforts, calling for audit

Members of the Newmarket-Aurora Progressive Conservative Riding Association will continue their efforts this week to seek an appeal into the process which saw Charity McGrath nominated to carry the blue banner in the 2018 Provincial Election.

Church redevelopment clears Public Planning hurdle

Plans for the redevelopment of Aurora United Church and adjacent retirement centre cleared another hurdle last week, receiving unanimous consent from Council members at Wednesday night’s Public Planning meeting.

Neighbours still at odds over Aurora United Church plans

Councillors last week said they hoped neighbours could come together to build a consensus over Aurora United Church’s redevelopment plans before they render a final decision this summer – but, as far as bridges go, there is still a wide gap to cover.

Pianist Jarvis returns to share his passion with a hometown crowd

By Brock Weir Music is the passion that fuels the fire in Harrison Jarvis and growing up in Aurora he had plenty of people to ...

Teen Idol is a great opportunity for young performers, says 2016 winner

The past 11 months have been a time of growth for Melissa Suma. Come Canada Day, it will be exactly one year since the Aurora teen wowed the judges with the power of her voice and her presence on stage, ultimately taking the crown in the 2016 Aurora Teen Idol competition.

Local author offers “fifty shades of green” with sci-fi adventures

Inspiration can strike people in the strangest places, and at the strangest times. For Aurora resident Brian Horeck, the commonplace sighting of a few water bugs doing the backstroke in a minnow trap started turning the gears on an unlikely career path.

Community Recognition Awards honour the “backbone” of Aurora

Volunteers are the backbone of every community and on Monday night over 20 individuals who work tirelessly behind the scenes to make Aurora – neighbourhoods, business community, schools – what is today were recognized.

York Regional Police run for Special Olympics in memory of detective

The York Regional Police are ensuring one of their own’s passion for the Special Olympics lives on forever. Rob Plunkett, a strong...

Get on your feet – or go to the dogs: June is Recreation & Parks Month

June is Recreation & Parks Month and there is something for everyone – whether you have four legs or the more conventional two.

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