September 30, 2015 · 0 Comments
By Scott Johnston “Aurora’s going for the 2024 Olympics.” “What?!” I gasped, my coffee going down the wrong way. “Toronto’s dropped out, so Aurora’s applied,” ...
By Jim L. Abram Seniors in Aurora are never really “seniors” at the core of their physical well-being. We are all still 18 in spirit ...
By Jan Freedman We just experienced another glorious fall day at the Farmers’ Market for our celebration of Culture Days. This year, the Market had ...
Students at King’s Country Day School have many meal options in the new state-of-the-art dining hall.
If Aurora’s financial picture stays on track through the balance of the year, the Town can expect an operating budget surplus of over $230,000.
Barely sixteen years old, centreman Robert Thomas already has London Knights head coach Dale Hunter smiling. “I’m very...
Sometimes Annual General Meetings (AGMs) are boring, but this was not the case at the Special Olympics Ontario – Aurora AGM last week. There was ...
As a major force in Canadian tennis for over forty years, Ken Sinclair lands himself in the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame as one of two inductees in the “Builders” category.
Even at the age of 21, some performers can be considered veterans in their chosen field. One man of that certain age, for instance, recently approached the open mic at Jonathan’s restaurant.
Members of the public will have their first formal chance to weigh in on a new pilot project that could see new speed humps installed on five area streets in a pilot project designed to address traffic worries of residents.
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