June 2019 Archive
Royal Road residents get partial exemption from new Stable Neighbourhood rules
Residents of Royal Road living between Edward Street and Cameron Avenue will be exempt from new rules governing Aurora’s Stable Neighbourhoods.
York9 FC earns historic first league win over Pacific FC
After a little patience, and a lot of effort, the monkey is finally off of the back of York9 FC.
Mental Health in Motion sets $275,000 fundraising goal for local programs
The local chapter of the Canadian Mental Health Association will mark its first century in our community by lacing up and pumping up the bike tires for Mental Health in Motion.
Theatre kids connect with seniors through song
Selections from the Beatles and Dolly Parton songbooks rang out through the halls of Aurora’s Sunrise Senior Living on Wednesday as young kids connected with residents through the power of music.
TIME TRAVELLER’S DIARY
By Erika BairdCurator, Hillary House National Historic Site A time traveller in Aurora in 1911 may find themselves looking up on a new sports club ...
A taste of home, a love letter to family nets prize for budding filmmaker
A kitchen is often at the heart of home and family. It’s a place where people create, share ideas, pass down time-honoured traditions and come together to share a meal.
Concerts in the Park lineup unveiled
By Brock Weir The Town of Aurora has lifted the curtain on its 2019 Concerts in the Park lineup. The popular summer concert series, which ...
Aurora’s Nembhard returning to Florida Gators
Andrew Nembhard will not be tearing up the NBA just yet.
Cultural Centre marks 10th anniversary with a Welcome Home
Just a few short decades ago, the Church Street School was a home away from home for generations of Aurora students.
New Stable Neighbourhood rules will protect communities: Council
Some residents, Council members cast doubt on whether changes will make a real difference in Regency Acres, Aurora Heights and around Town Park.
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