October 2013 Archive

Tigers’ luck isn’t rosy for Pink in the Rink

By Jeff Doner With scoring forward Dylan Sikura back in the lineup, the Aurora Tigers were hoping to take a step forward and bag a ...

Top ranked tennis champ Bedard set for Hall of Fame induction

In 1972, Bob Bedard moved to Aurora with his family from Quebec after capping off an incredible tennis career.

Local teams could eat their way to $20k prize for Aurora

Shoeless Joe’s Sports Grill in Aurora launched the 2013 “If Your Team Wins, Your Community Wins!” competition at their location last week, with the goal of winning the $20,000 grand prize.

Historic log house gets some official kudos

A “labour of love” got some official recognition as the historic Petch House was officially dedicated last week.

“Shared Space” principle to be looked at as local traffic solution

Aurora could look to experimental models in Europe and pockets of the United States to improve safety for both pedestrians and drivers.

Advocates argue new rules should be approved without delay

The leaves will be gone from the trees by the time Aurora could sign off on a final draft of a proposed new tree...

Further changes to tree bylaw will consider heritage districts

New revisions to Aurora’s proposed new tree bylaw could come forward as early as November.

Growing Together: St. Andrew’s College & Aurora

A hush came over the room as men crowded around Kevin McHenry earlier this month to watch the big game. The St. Andrew’s College headmaster...

Rick Hansen PS is a leader in keeping students healthy and active

In a bid to encourage safety and healthy living among students, Rick Hansen Public School, in partnership with the York Region Police and...

Neighbours make pitch to protect nearby trees

Residents of Longthorpe Court and the surrounding neighbourhood don’t take their trees lightly.

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