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More than three garbage bags? They might be left on your curb
May 21, 2020 · 0 Comments
Proposed new measures could limit waste collection, but COVID-19 has cast doubt on timeline.
Aurora mask-maker helps raise thousands for local charities
It started out just as a project to do something useful for her family and friends in her downtime, but word of mouth helped Robin ...
Local carvers spread “comfort” in uncertain time
Wood has an inner warmth when you hold it in your hands. To some, it symbolizes strength. To others, it offers fuel. To artists, it ...
Schools to remain closed for rest of academic year
Students in Ontario will not be returning to the classroom to finish off the school year. Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Tuesday that keeping schools ...
Select recreation facilities re-open, outbreak continues at Chartwell
As York Region passed 2,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, there are further signs of a gradual return to normalcy. While the Aurora ...
“Connected” brings venerable art show out of Town Hall and to screens everywhere
Art has a unique power to connect people – and this time of emergency is no exception. The pandemic has sparked new ways of thinking, ...
Former “Land Girl”, 93, leads community in drive for food bank
Alma Durkin knows all too well the importance of having quality food in a time of crisis. The 93-year-old Aurora resident served as a “Land ...
“They need to know they are supported and not forgotten”
Family of late Chartwell Aurora resident leads campaign to support frontline staff.
Aurora eases some restrictions on park use
As the COVID-19 curve begins to show some early signs of flattening, some restrictions put in place in response to the pandemic have begun to ...
Farmers’ Market aims to re-open May 23
Some sense of spring normalcy might soon return to the community as the Aurora Farmers’ Market aims to re-open in a new way. Should the ...
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