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• Aurora Cornerstone Church

  http://www.auroracornerstone.ca/
  Provides the church's statement of faith and information about its ministries, events and a prayer request form.

• Aurora Historical Society - Hillary House

  http://aurorahs.com/
  Promotes the study of the history of Aurora. Features details of its Hillary House facility and heritage resource.

• Aurora United Church

  http://www.auroraunitedchurch.ca/
  Provides downloadable copies of newsletters, announcements, sermons, and information about their outreach programs and governance model.

• Chabad Lubavitch of Aurora

  http://www.chabadofaurora.com/
  A traditional Orthodox Jewish congregation and Synagogue, with an emphasis on outreach.

• Newmarket Aurora Ontario Progressive Conservatives

  http://www.frank-klees.on.ca/
  Campaign site of Frank Klees, MPP for the riding of Newmarket-Aurora.

• Oak Ridges Trail Association

  http://www.oakridgestrail.org/
  A charitable, membership based, volunteer organization which maintains over 200 km of trail across the Oak Ridges Moraine. Lists volunteer opportunities, photos and a guidebook.

• Optimist Club of Aurora

  http://www.auroraoptimist.com/
  Service organization whose members assist young people of the community. Lists programs, activities and membership information.

• Yellow Brick House

  http://www.yellowbrickhouse.org/
  Offers shelter and counselling for homeless and battered women and their children. Information about their services and a list of resources for women in need.

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