Power temporarily killed on LED streetlight switchover plan

September 17, 2014 · 0 Comments

Councillors voted to hold off on a $3 million plan to convert all of Aurora’s streetlights to LED systems last week, over uncertainty the Town would be getting their best buck from the switch-out.

Snow contracts approved by Council last week amid drive to get things done before election

Not wanting to get anywhere close to leaving Aurora residents high and (mostly) dry this fall and into the winter, Council signed off on new contracts last week to outsource snow plowing on local roads and sidewalks.

Young Laura loses brave battle with cancer after inspiring school and community

Hope was in the cold winter air last January as students, parents, and friends of the St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School community came together, along with musicians and performers from across York Region, in solidarity with Laura Nowosad.

Collis Leather demolition to be decided amid environmental worries

The fate of redevelopment of the former Collis Leather factory will ultimately be in Council’s hands next week amid concerns about soil contamination.

Deal to buy old Aurora Armoury to close this month

After nearly 140 years as property of the Crown, the old Aurora Armoury will soon become property of the Town of Aurora.

Pan-Am Torch relay could be centre of community celebration next year

There are just over 300 days until the 2015 Pan Am Games arrive in Toronto, and Aurora could get a piece of the action. While we might not be a host venue, the Pan Am Torch could be the centre of a community celebration next summer.

Culture Days at the Aurora Public Library

In celebration of Culture Days 2014, Aurora Public Library invites you to the culminating event of the “One Book One Aurora” community read project. For the past six months, our Town ...

Another great year for Doors Open Aurora!

Another great year for Doors Open Aurora! The 9th annual Doors Open Aurora event took place on Saturday, August 16. This year’s event featured 15 sites of natural...

Jays rained out in Aurora, drop marathon game one of NDBL finals on the road

The senior men’s Aurora Jays have given themselves an early hole to crawl out of, dropping the first game of the best-of-seven North Dufferin Baseball League Championship.

Barbarians woes continue as they mark the passing of one of their own

The Aurora Barbarians Senior Men’s team managed a bonus point for four trys scored when they hosted league leading Balmy Beach at Fletcher’s Fields on Saturday, but it was otherwise another discouraging outing for last year’s McCormick Cup finalists as the club...

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