February 22, 2018 · 0 Comments
The York Region District School Board and the Ministry of Education’s decision to move Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School to Aurora’s east side was made after residents of the Town’s developing communities urged the Board to take action on a school site closer to home.
Last chance to see photographer’s tribute to Girl Power at Aurora Public Library
It has been the spiritual home of Aurora’s Catholic Community since it was built on Yonge Street in 1983, but Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church is set to get a significant facelift.
The Aurora Cultural Centre’s Brevik Hall was bursting at the seams with proud parents and proud students alike as they brought up the curtain on a new era in local youth art.
By Brock Weir When Gord Shephard picked up the baton with the Aurora Community Band, he began fostering a sound where anyone with an interest ...
Aurora’s last few new developments are slowly but surely filling in – but what comes next when the Town reaches build out? That is a question the Town hopes to address in its new 10 year Strategic Plan.
Dawe will seek third term to see Library Square, Armoury brought to fruition
“Heart-y’s” That’s what nine-year-old Aurora resident Owen Veloso thinks the venerable Canadian hamburger restaurant Harvey’s should be called.
Leah Parsons delivers powerful message of love and coping to local parents and students.
Athletes who descended on South Korea for the 2018 Winter Olympics last week are not the only ones with a chance to try out their prowess on the ice and snow – budding athletes, young tots just learning how to walk in the snow, and their whole families can have just that and a whole lot more next week at Aurora’s Arctic Adventure.
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