October 2018 Archive
Mayoral candidates proud of the campaigns they ran
There could only be one victor, but four men who threw their hats in the ring to be Aurora’s next mayor say they are proud of the campaigns they led.
Tigers snap first losing streak with back-to-back wins
If the mark of a good team is the ability to rebound from adversity, the Junior A Aurora Tigers are doing just fine.
Aurora picks Tom Mrakas as next Mayor
Voter turnout down from 2014 as Aurora picks Kim, Gaertner, Humfryes, Thompson, Gilliland and Gallo as the 2018-2022 Council.
Tom Mrakas will be Aurora’s next Mayor
Tom Mrakas will be Aurora’s next mayor. With 32 of 34 polls reporting, Mr. Mrakas has won just under 39 per cent of the vote. ...
Ballard made real difference, readers contend
As the municipal election day approaches on Monday, October 22, we, the undersigned, would like to remind Aurora residents about how our Mayor and Town ...
Online voting exceeding expectations: Clerk
Aurora residents have been able to cast their early votes online since Friday, and the number of ballots submitted is exceeding initial expectations, according to Town Clerk Mike de Rond.
Play Hard, Fight Hard: Museum exhibition explores connections between military and sport
When Myrtle Cook was born in 1902, the modern-day Olympic games were just six years old, and when it came to track and field, women had yet to lace up and hit the ground running. Miss Cook, however, was ...
BROCK’S BANTER: The Price of Admission
By Brock Weir “As you unite in common effort and in common cause, may Divine Providence be your guide and inspiration” These are the words, ...
INSIDE AURORA: E-X Marks the Spot
By Scott Johnston In my mind one of the most interesting things that will come out of Monday’s election is not the final results. Oh ...
MP’s REPORT: Your Monthly Update
By Leona Alleslev, MP Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill As your Member of Parliament, I am committed to serving the people of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill and working ...
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