Observations on a public planning meeting

April 5, 2017 · 0 Comments

(Re: Aurora United Church unveils plans. March 21) As usual, you have summarized the main aspects of the future Aurora United Church building and the ...

Infrastructure not keeping up with times: reader

Metrolinx (GO Transit) continues to expand rail capacity on the Barrie line through Aurora which is mostly positive news. However, the town’s infrastructure is not ...

Committee needed to address Metrolinx issues

(Re: Metrolinx could face tough Council questions next week, March 23) Thank you for that well written article. It covers all the salient issues, including ...

Williams issue more “complex” than letters indicate

It is clear based on the letters to the editor in the March 9th edition that the complexity of the issues surrounding the new east ...

Open House gets great turnout

On behalf of Nature Aurora, I would to thank you for doing such a great article on us for the paper. Because of that, we ...

“Spring Out” for the eighth year of Studio Tour

The Aurora Artist Studio Tour of 2017 features 14 artists in six studio locations throughout Aurora. This year we chose the season of spring with ...

Head Into the Woods with Queensville Players

Has this past week’s frigid reminder of winter gotten you down? Would you like a warm and colourful glimpse of verdant woods and sunnier climes? ...

Aurora needs new high school, but not at Williams’ expense

(Re: Parents urge board to “rebuild trust” and reconsider new high school, March 2) I had the pleasure of sitting on a committee of parents ...

Parents are appealing to wrong group: northeast parent

(Re: Parents urge board to “rebuild trust” and reconsider new high school, March 2) The parents in the quadrant wanting the new school to save ...

Cartoon missed the mark, says reader

(Re: Machell’s Corners, March 2) Scott Johnston’s cartoon on page 4 of your March 2nd edition insults our community. It could actually encourage those who ...

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