March 2021 Archive
York Curling Club still awaits their return to the sheets
York Curling Club planned to return to the sheets in February, but a board decision ultimately closed the club until next year, Manager Jack Inouye ...
Name changed mulled for Library Square redevelopment
The Aurora Public Library might be one anchor point of the upcoming redevelopment of Library Square, but it is about much more than just the ...
Philanthropy and small business helps Aurora student land prestigious scholarship
For the last seven years, Avery Benlolo has devoted her spare time to making a difference in the lives of local women in need. Together ...
Museum charts course for next four years with new home in mind
Museums often look backward, but the Aurora Museum & Archives is very much focused on the future. Last week, curator Shawna White presented to Council ...
Council could be limited in decision-making over new sidewalks
Proposed changes to the rules on when and where new sidewalks are installed could remove Council from the decision-making process, at least at the outset. ...
Near $17 million investment will address transit shortfalls due to COVID-19
Ridership on York Region Transit has taken a hit due to the global pandemic, but, on Friday, the Province announced an investment of nearly $17 ...
Steps spread some “sun” shine at St. Jerome
Students and staff at St Jerome Catholic Elementary School were in for a pleasant surprise when they returned to the premises last month after an ...
Aurora author recognized by Irish Writers Centre
Aurora writer Marnie Maguire has been named as one of 12 finalists in the Irish Writers Centre’s 2021 Novel Fair. Described as “a Dragon’s Den ...
Aurora native turns sleuth to shine light on family’s cold case
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Vaccinations back on track after midweek snag left seniors in the cold
Jessie Paquette dressed extra warmly on Friday morning. Donning two pairs of jeans, a toque, and wrapping a heavy scarf around her neck, the 90-year-old ...
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