Sights and culture of Taiwan spark dialogue at Library

April 2, 2013 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir The colourful temptations Taiwan has to offer are available for all to see this spring at the Aurora Public Library with a ...

Exit interview with Tigers’ Matt Andreacchi

By Jeff Doner The second in our series of interviews with outgoing Aurora Tigers Junior A players is speedster forward Matt Andreacchi. Matt played 33 ...

Aurora student is Trent’s Rookie of the Year

By Jeff Doner Aurora’s own Allison Barbalinardo was honoured for her athletic achievements at Trent University’s 44th Annual Athletics Award ceremony in Peterborough last week. ...

Aurora’s “Kids with Compassion” are on track for 2013 goals

By Brock Weir Are you looking for an easy way to get rid of some of the glass beer and wine bottles that may have ...

Pet Cemetery should have national designation, says historian

By Brock Weir Few in Aurora would question Aurora’s collective love of pets, but the Town’s historic affinities to furry friends could be emphasized if ...

Breaking down barriers and remembering a beloved daughter

By Brock Weir Dierdre and David Tomlinson have shared their garden, Merlin’s Hollow, with countless Aurora residents free of charge since ground was first broken ...

Council mothballs Code of Conduct

By Brock Weir Aurora’s controversial Code of Conduct has been formally rescinded. Councillors voted to formally strike the Code of Conduct last week after an ...

2C Development plans get go-ahead from Council

By Brock Weir Plans for Aurora’s 2C subdivisions, the Town’s last large-scale development areas, were approved at Council last week. Council’s approval came amid renewed ...