May 2017 Archive

MARKET MUSINGS

By Jan Freedman This past Saturday at the Farmers’ Market began on a cool but sunny day, which warmed as the day went on. Perhaps ...

Aurora United sides still searching for first win

The Aurora United men came within one minute of picking up their second point of the season against Toronto’s Masters Futbol at St. Maximilian Kolbe field on Sunday.

Relay for Life has personal meaning for Renaissance community

By Brock Weir Emma Kocsis is carrying the baton for her mother. Having lost her mother to cancer in 2013, the ESC Renaissance student was ...

A “baby step” forward for Library Square

Demolition and designs inch forward after Council rejects two proposals for redeveloping the Victoria Street lands.

Palmateer, Wall, Thompson named to Sports Hall of Fame

Homegrown heroes on the ice, in the pool, and even on the cricket pitch are set to be inducted into the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame as the Class of 2017.

Aurora Jays riding three game winning streak

After a loss in their season opener in early May, the Aurora Jays are looking like the Aurora Jays.

Proposed development raises traffic concerns on Temperance

I’m writing in regards to the United Church and AMICA Retirement Home construction project. As a resident of Aurora, who lives on Temperance Street, one ...

Vimy anniversary put purpose of Cenotaph into perspective

How ironic is it that recently we spend so much ink and time both nationally and locally to glorify the wonders of Vimy Ridge. Here ...

BROCK’S BANTER: You gotta get a gimmick

By Brock Weir Mother’s Day around my house usually follows a pattern or two. Before my maternal grandmother died in 2012, it was usually a ...

FRONT PORCH PERSPECTIVE:

By Stephen Somerville As reported in The Auroran this month, Council unanimously approved a motion from Councillor John Abel, “which calls on staff to prepare ...

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