Precinct Plan calls for changes to Town Park, Armoury

December 21, 2015 · 0 Comments

The Aurora Farmers’ Market has called Wells Street home for nearly a decade, but if the plan for Aurora’s proposed Cultural Precinct is embraced, it might be able to find longer-lasting success within Town Park itself.

Last remaining horse barn to be preserved at Hillary House

It’s Christmas and at this time of year you probably need no reminder that some interesting things can happen in a barn, and one of Aurora’s last horse barns – well, theoretically, a garage – is set to be shaken up in the year ahead.

Williams students prepare to unleash the power of art

Abigail Kearney is ready for battle. As the co-chair of Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School’s Arts Council, she knows that artists like to procrastinate just a little bit.

St. Joseph students turn down the heat and turn up the giving

School’s out for the winter break, but as kids from St. Joseph Elementary School were getting ready to wrap up the first half of their year, the cheers ringing out as the last bell pealed were probably coupled with the sound of a few chattering teeth.

Gulf remains between Highland developers and Ratepayers

By Brock Weir It has been over a week since Council turned down Highland Gate Developments’ offer to sell the former golf course lands to ...

Gorman uses power of communication at Toronto hospital

As she sat in the pews of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Barb Collins says she saw something special in the man leading the service.

Christmas story goes back to basics with a “shock factor”

Is it incomplete? Does it shine a light on international issues? For the artist and minister behind Trinity Anglican's unorthodox Nativity Scene, what you see is the important part.

After 132 years of Sundays, Aurora’s Baptists get ready to say goodbye

If you have fond memories of Aurora's First Baptist Church, you're invited to share them this Sunday as the long-running congregation prepares to disband.

New CAO comes to Aurora after contentious time in Sudbury

Doug Nadorozny will serve as Aurora’s new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) effective January 11.

Schomberg residents want high-risk offender out of town

By Jake Courtepatte Area residents came out in droves Sunday afternoon to discuss the community’s controversial new member. Most were looking for answers as to ...

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