December 2014 Archive

Holiday Heroes continue putting smiles on the faces of York Region kids

This week, kids around the world will be jumping out of their beds after a sleepless night, to tear open the tempting packages that have been tantalizing them in the days leading up for Christmas.

New committee will keep a sharp eye on Aurora’s budgeting, finances

More eyes could soon be keeping track of Aurora’s financial interests, following a decision by Council last week.

Community members look to stamp out drug problem in York Region

The York Region community came together under one roof at the Ray Twinney Recreation Complex in Newmarket this month, and not to discuss matters of hockey.

Speed cushions could be coming to a neighbourhood near you

Speeding concerns brought forward by residents could result in an increase of speed cushions throughout Aurora in 2015. Municipal staff are due to...

Menorah lighting continues tradition as a “beacon of light and love”

The tradition of lighting the menorah might be an ancient Jewish tradition, but it is an ancient tradition that remains relevant and timely in today’s world.

Motorists reminded of dangers of impaired, distracted driving as R.I.D.E. continues

Motorists coming through Aurora were reminded of the dangers of impaired driving last week as Ontario Transportation Minister Steven del Duca and York Regional Police Chief Eric Jolliffe took over a spot check on Wellington Street at Highway 404.

Hack will have impact on future, say local filmmakers

Aurora filmmaker Jared Pelletier has been working on a sci-fi project for some time now. It is a film intended to make a statement – but it is...

Being difference makers is a team goal at Rick Hansen P.S.

By Brock Weir It only takes one person to make a difference in the world, but being the difference-makers in the world around them is ...

Tigers head into Christmas break on a high note

Aurora’s Junior A Tigers survived the month of December with a 5-3-1 record, despite a large gap in the roster.

Study could lead to new approach to Downtown revitalization

A study to look at what it would take for the Town of Aurora to secure historic and vacant properties along Yonge Street could lead to new approaches to revitalizing Aurora’s Downtown Core, according to some Councillors.

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