Food insecurity doesn’t take a summer vacation: Food Pantry in need of seasonal staples, toiletries

July 20, 2018 · 0 Comments

Over the past year, members of the Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill Constituency Youth Council have been hard at work keeping their fingers on the pulse of the community and getting a handle on issues just below the surface.

“It’s good to show people we’re more than just dusty books on a shelf”

Outgoing Library CEO Jill Foster didn’t shy away from “shaking things up”

Save the date for Doors Open Aurora 2018

The Town of Aurora and the Heritage Advisory Committee are once again preparing to celebrate our popular Doors Open Aurora Event. This year, Doors Open Aurora features fifteen sites. Many sites feature historical buildings built in Aurora, or provide unique experiences tied to nature, art or culture.

Touch of Class set to bring unique island sound to Town Park

As they take their unique-shaped instruments from venue to venue, musicians have been astounding listeners with the versatility of their deceptively simple-looking instruments, and this Wednesday you’ll have a chance to listen for yourself as the sounds of steel pan drums fill Town Park.

Aurora Votes 2018: Mobbs wants to continue service to community

As an officer in the Canadian Armed Forces, “integrity” has been a way of life for Adam Mobbs for nearly two decades.

Accessibility issues plague Library Square design: advocate

By Brock Weir Tyler Barker is hoping local lawmakers can see things from his perspective. Mr. Barker, a long-time advocate for a fully accessible community ...

Gorman named new Library CEO

Bruce A. Gorman has been named the incoming CEO of the Aurora Public Library. Mr. Gorman, who comes to Aurora as CEO of the Woodstock Public Library, will take the helm...

Platinum Blonde returns to Ribfest stage next month on 30th anniversary tour

Platinum Blonde, along with Rik Emmett & Resolution 9, were announced as the Ribfest headliners on Wednesday night

Many Hands Doing Good is mother’s tribute to children, father

The lives of Daniel, Harry and Milly Neville-Lake were cut tragically short in a fatal car crash in September 2015, but their legacies will live on through Many Hands Doing Good.

Anti-idling enforcement eyed by Council

The heat is blazing and you might like nothing better than waiting in your car with the air conditioner blowing while you wait for your child at a local sports field or your spouse while they run errands, but you might have to be more mindful of that in the future.

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