April 18, 2019 · 0 Comments
By Brock Weir Why did the turtle cross the road? Well, for some poor creatures, getting to the other side of a busy road is ...
It’s still a few months before local families can enjoy box office hits under the twilight of summer skies, but Aurora’s Movies in the Park series is getting a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious twist
Meeting comes just over a week following subway announcement
Easter is a little bit later than usual this year and the Easter Bunny has been taking the extra time to get in the zone for their biggest weekend of the year – not to mention a traditional visit to Aurora.
Residents of area retirement communities under the Chartwell banner have made the walking track at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex a destination for keeping healthy and active.
Shawn Kendal knows all too well the struggle parents face finding a place tailor-made to suit the needs of their children if they are special needs or on the autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
A Town-wide plan to look at ways to reduce energy consumption, improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gasses is now targeted for completion by 2021.
By Brock Weir Anna Croxon has a keen eye for the marginalized in our society. Born to what she says is “a lot of privilege,” ...
Aurora is often billed as a place to live, work and play – and once again, the municipality can live up to this tall order – this time being named a “Platinum Youth Friendly Community” by PlayWorks.
You can measure ten years in time, but St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High School is preparing to mark their first decade in Aurora by measuring their first decade in people and relationships.
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