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Councillor “disappointed” and “dumbfounded” by column

March 19, 2013   ·   0 Comments

(Re: Politics as Usual, March 12, Page 16) After reading Ms. Collins-Mrakas’s letter in The Auroran last week, the first thing that came to mind ...

Wards would be in the Town’s best interest

(Re: Wards for Aurora could be considered this fall, Feb. 19, Page 9) I was reading the article from February 19 and wanted to respond ...

FRANKLY SPEAKING: Preserving Existing Communities

By MPP Frank Klees Preserving Existing Communities For most families, the single largest investment they will ever make is in the house that will be ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: March Break

By Alison Collins-Mrakas This week as I was running back and forth between three committee meetings, a thought occurred to me. It’s been quite a ...

INSIDE AURORA: Hare Despair

By Scott Johnston I couldn’t believe it; the Easter Bunny’s annual visit to Aurora had stressed him out again. That was the obvious conclusion, looking ...

BROCK’S BANTER: Clearing Smoke

By Brock Weir With the smoke just starting to clear in St. Peter’s Square, I kept at least one eye firmly planted on Our Lady ...

Dr. G.W. Williams’ history is a family affair for local author

By Brock Weir When it comes to Dr. G.W. Williams High School, Mary Beth Hess has got all the angles covered. Ms. Hess grew up ...

Builder has passion for uncovering Aurora’s diamonds – in the rough

By Brock Weir As the son of a Richmond Hill bricklayer, building is in Fred Flood’s blood. Flood, a resident of Aurora, got his start ...

Teams gear up for the spring season

By Jeff Doner Getting involved in sports is a lot easier than you think. That’s part of the message Sport Aurora is trying to spread ...

Panthers drop first two games to Whitby in playoff quarterfinals

By Jeff Doner After eliminating the Nepean Wildcats in the preliminary round, the Aurora Panthers women’s team find themselves in a bit of a bind ...

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