July 30, 2021 · 0 Comments
They have found their feet as young community leaders and, as they prepare to leave home for their post-secondary education this fall, Aurora has recognized ...
Efforts to put more traffic calming measures on Centre Street to control one-way traffic at its western end have moved forward. Council last week ratified ...
You might not be able to buy one of Aurora’s boardwalks, but you can have fun and celebrate community all the same with a local-centric ...
Local foodies missed it last year, but the sizzling smells of ribs on the grill will be wafting through Machell Park again this August as ...
As some York Region students plan for a return-to-school as early as the next month, area vaccination efforts are shifting to a younger demo as ...
As businesses continue to re-open under the rules of Ontario’s Step 3, more and more customers are rediscovering their favourite shops. But as much as ...
Aurora’s Joel Gouveia came to Town Park last year with a dream: to bring the community together through music to support area mental health programs. ...
It’s not every day where taking a writing implement and expressing yourself on a wall is anything but frowned upon, but with a piece of ...
Police continue to investigate vandalism that occurred on Sunday, July 18, which saw the historic Petch House on John West Way broken into and a ...
Significant changes will be coming to improve pedestrian safety on Henderson Drive near Tamarac Trail and Lee Gate. Council last week approved two new measures ...
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