Jays push through to second round of playoffs against Orillia

August 21, 2013 · 0 Comments

They were pushed to the limit, but the Aurora Jays men’s baseball team dug deep and came out on top of a do-or-die situation in game five against Clearview last week.

Breakfast of Champions Spotlight: Barbarians Senior Women

There is no stopping the Aurora Barbarian Senior Women! By Gill Hall In 2012 the Aurora Barbarian Senior Women saw their most successful season to ...

Sweet deal for students at Staples

Staples and the Optimist Club of Aurora are helping you gear up for the new school year with a special evening this Wednesday, August 21.

United Way launches “scary as heck” goal for 2013-2014

Hundreds of amped up and enthusiastic participants and spectators were out for the Toromont CAT Dragon Boat Festival for the United Way York Region at Seneca College King Campus last Saturday.

Legion members have a got ticket to ride

Ontario bikers – many of them veterans of Canadian deployments overseas – descended on the Aurora Legion on Friday to support the new Legion Riders program.

Library Square’s future waits on support for “Fab Lab”

When it comes to the future of Aurora’s Library Square, the ball is now in the court of the Region of York and Seneca College.

Joint Ops and youth centres could be built borrowing from Hydro fund

Aurora’s joint operations centre and youth space could be financed by borrowing money from the Town’s Hydro Reserves, following a decision made by Council last week.

Councillors have mixed messages on state of reserves

Councillors have approved a new strategy to tackle Aurora’s reserve accounts – the funds tucked away to make sure enough money is on hand to cover “bumps in the road.”

Griffiths’ century on the high seas, silver screen, and back again

Swathed with scarves around his head and neck, soot strategically placed on his face and arms, and brandishing a sword like a self-described “vagabond”, Allen Griffiths found himself on shipboard amongst the enemy.

“No realistic option” in cell phone tower dispute

As Aurora Council has been told there is "no realistic option" for a judicial review over a controversial cell tower in neighbouring King Township, Bell Canada is gearing up for a round of public consultation on a new tower at Bayview and Wellington on September 2.

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