March 2015 Archive

AYSC player commits to Division 1 school

One of Aurora’s homegrown athletic stars is taking her talents to pitches south of the border.

Bridal show set to raise funds and awareness for Kidney Foundation and donor programs

Over 30 years ago, Kiersten Brooks’ uncle went into kidney failure, saved with a donation from her father. Her father gave the gift of life, but a few years ago, he too was in dire need of a new kidney and found a match with his wife.

Plans continue this week to make Aurora one of “Canada’s healthiest communities”

Like minds are putting their heads together this week to develop ideas to get Aurora on the road to becoming one of Canada’s healthiest communities.

Drive-thru plan set for approval

The site plan for a new plaza on Bayview Avenue just south of St. John’s Sideroad is up for Council approval next week.

Late mayor leaves legacy to help foster tomorrow’s leaders

New scholarship for graduating youth created out of $30,000 legacy to Aurora.

Oral history project unites generations and cultures

Elsie Adair first arrived in Aurora in 1958, ready to teach youngsters at the then-recently opened George Street Public School. After a short while commuting back and forth between her home well outside Aurora and the school, she...

Aurora United Church plans commemorations of fire anniversary

Saturday, April 11 will mark the one-year anniversary of the fire that devastated Aurora United Church (AUC).

Voyageurs ice Tigers in four-game comeback

It was a series that seemed over from the get-go, says Jake Courtepatte.

Budget talks target training and education at Town Hall

Proposed residential tax increase currently stands at 4.44% ahead of final deliberations set for Monday and budget approval in April.

PC frontrunner touts message of “compassion”

Christine Elliott, a perceived frontrunner in the race to lead the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, brought her message to Aurora last week.

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