Halton to cherish people, memories of local regiment

April 27, 2016 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir Commanding a regiment is a lot like steering a ship for Lt. Col. Philip Halton. Over the years – and indeed centuries ...

Youth Soccer, Minor Hockey join Sport Aurora

As Aurora took its next steps to develop the Sports Plan, lawmakers saw challenges ahead in getting the Town’s three biggest sports groups – the Aurora Youth Soccer Club, Aurora Minor Hockey Association, and Sport Aurora – all on the same page.

Parents urge people be aware after bag stolen from man with Down Syndrome

Ryan Grant had just finished a day’s work when he stopped by Aurora Town Hall late last month to buy his April York Region Transit pass.

Composting Challenge hopes to expand to 200 households

Following the success of last year’s Greener Gardens Composting program, Aurora is getting ready to up the ante. Once the weather warms up and you start thinking seriously about your springtime garden, the Town hopes you will be one of 200 residents to take them up on their offer for free backyard composting to keep safe food and yard waste out landfill and out of the costly Green Bin waste diversion program.

Our Lady of Grace school prepares for 60th anniversary bash

Hey, millennials – put down your selfie sticks and listen up for a sec. Look, you probably take more pictures than any generation, but if you went to Our Lady of Grace Catholic Elementary School between 2000 and 2010, you left very little behind.

Minister, YRP, and community groups gather for talks on “modern” policing

By Brock Weir People have their own perceptions of what a police officer does and looks like within a community. But, are these perceptions true? ...

Report on attracting hotel due back in June: treasurer

A report on what the Region of York will do to help communities like Aurora attract a new hotel development is expected to hit the Regional table in June and Aurora Treasurer Dan Elliott says he hopes Aurora “will be pleased with the outcome.”

Give Back Award winners logged nearly 9,000 volunteer hours

As an elementary school student, Melika Parsamanesh noticed one of her friends was having a particularly difficult time in life. She needed help in school and Melika took it upon herself to tutor her. Her friend was grateful and she flourished but it planted the seed in Melika that giving back was her way forward in life.

York Region Police Male Chorus celebrates 25 years in community

Over a quarter century ago, they raised their voices to bring policing down to the community level and, last week, the York Regional Police Male Chorus celebrated 25 years of bringing the community together one song at a time.

“Amateur curators” chart unexplored part of Aurora’s past

Portions of it have lain undisturbed for over 40 years, while other portions have lain forgotten for much longer. For some Aurorans, it is a place in distant memory, a place of poignant but increasingly distant memories, its precise location lost to the sands of time.

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