New gymnasium put on the backburner at SARC

August 22, 2018 · 0 Comments

A new full-size gymnasium, which was floated earlier this year as an extension to the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex to meet the demands of a growing community, has been put on the backburner until 2019.

Aurora Votes 2018: Van Decker promises Vision, Accountability and New ideas

Denis Van Decker has a very simple vision of just what a Council member should be: a “protector.”

Hometown Hockey is Aurora-bound

Now in its fifth season, the puck finally drops in Aurora this year for Rogers Hometown Hockey.

Seven priests named in Pennsylvania report received treatment in Aurora

An explosive Grand Jury report on clergy sexual abuse in Pennsylvania dating back to 1947 released last week reveals that seven of more than 300 “predator priests” within the Catholic church received treatment

Suspect nabbed following sexual assault on Stone Road

A 23-year-old Aurora man is facing sexual assault charges after an attack on a 47-year-old local woman was caught on camera.

Blue Rodeo to headline 2018 Hoedown

The eagerly-anticipated announcement for the Saturday, September 15 headliner was made Monday.

2018’s Student Athletes of the Year honoured at Council

They’re now in the final weeks of a well-earned summer of rest and relaxation after pushing themselves to be the best on the baseball diamond, on the soccer pitch, on ice, and in the pool, but Aurora’s 2018 Student Athletes put on their best and headed to Town Hall where they were celebrated for their achievements.

Unplug and come out to the Power Off & Play Festival

There is so much world to see when you take your eyes off the screens on your phone or tablet – and you will get an appetizer of the smorgasbord the world has to offer next Sunday, August 19, at the Power Off & Play Festival.

Shifted Ground explores our nature’s present and distance past

You might not feel the earth move under your feet, and, let’s face it, neither did Carole King, but whether you feel it or not, the earth is shifting – and it will continue to do so even after we’re gone. We’re stewards of the world around us, says Rebecca Last, and one only needs to look as far as our own actions to see the impact we have on the environment.

Aurora Votes 2018: Hammett wants to bring business eye to downtown core

As a parent, Derrick Hammett has seen kids grow up in Aurora and then leave the community to live elsewhere, whether it is the quest for more affordable housing or opportunities in other areas.

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