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Library Square vision moves northward with property purchase
August 6, 2020 · 0 Comments
Aurora’s vision for Library Square is moving northward. The Town has acquired the two Yonge Street commercial buildings north of the Aurora Public Library to ...
Students set to return to classrooms in September
Students at publicly-funded elementary and secondary schools across Ontario will be hitting the books in classrooms once again this September, the Province announced Thursday. Last ...
Five-case COVID-19 spike all from same household: Region
A five-case spike of COVID-19 cases in Aurora last Tuesday were all from the same household, according to the Region of York. Last week, the ...
Downtown building purchased as part of Library Square plan
Aurora’s vision for Library Square has expanded northward. The Town has acquired the commercial building on the southeast corner of Yonge and Mosley Street as ...
Local teacher hired by First Nation for upcoming academic year
As a teacher, Caitlin Malone has always been a proponent of a holistic approach to education. Before moving back to Aurora, she worked for more ...
Engage Aurora invites residents to weigh in through new platform
If you have ever had a concern about something in Aurora, and have been looking for an avenue to weigh in while also protecting your ...
COVID-19 has changed the conversation, but not mandate for hospice care
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world, but, in many respects, it has been business as usual for some frontline workers. The virus has changed ...
“The Show Must Go On” – Concerts in the Park resume Wednesday
Concerts in the Park has been a summer destination for Aurorans for more than 20 years – and, despite some initial doubts due to the ...
New cases of COVID-19 in York Region trending towards single digit increases
Five case spike in Aurora on Tuesday: Region New active cases in York Region are trending towards a daily increase in the single digits, according ...
Aurora establishes Anti-Racism, Anti-Black Racism task force
This past spring, more than 1,000 residents from across York Region filled Town Park as part of a Solidarity Walk against anti-Black racism around the ...
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