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Sports clubs underscore pressing need for fields, diamonds
May 23, 2018 · 0 Comments
As Council moves to set a use for the Hallmark lands this week, one thing is clear for Aurora’s sports clubs: they need more elbow room.
Holy Spirit students flex their green thumbs
After the playground de-paving, students focus on native plants and veggies.
Basketball, golf, triathlon stars among the Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2018
Their prowess on the basketball court, golf course, and the varied terrain of the triathlon have made them recognized individuals in their sports, but now they are being recognized by their hometowns.
Hallmark land decision sparks debate on community needs
Council split on whether to build two baseball diamonds on land, a baseball diamond and soccer pitch -- or to flip the land for a profit and use the money elsewhere.
Aurora mom develops fresh solution with “Poopsy Daisy”
There are certain advantages to living in Australia, from the generally warmer weather to the abundance of sandy beaches, but, for Angela Sacco, there was another area where the land down under had a leg up on Canada: taking care of baby’s business.
Queen’s York Rangers to receive permanent honour at Town Park
The Queen’s York Rangers regiment’s time at Town Park might now be just a memory, but it is a memory that is now ensured to live on for many generations to come.
Brookland reconstruction resulted in hit to businesses, environment: Councillors
The reconstruction of Brookland Avenue has been branded as a “horror story” by one Councillor, but the Town should step up to make a gesture to local businesses – and give a helping hand to environmental damage, according to Councillors.
Accessibility advocate Abas is first to join Council race
Accessibility advocate Matthew Abas, 20, is the first person to make a bid for the 2018 – 2022 term of Council.
Retirement home construction clatter roots out problem in noise bylaw
Sundays mornings are usually quiet on Aurora streets – and this was the case in southwest Aurora until fairly recently when the Aurora Retirement Centre decided to grow.
Local candidates hit the campaign trail with message that someone has to go
The Provincial election is now officially underway and local candidates have hit the ground running with a similar theme: someone has to go. But whether that someone needs to be Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne or PC leader Doug Ford depends on who you ask.
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