Details on new traffic calming measures to come forward in weeks

October 7, 2015 · 0 Comments

Details of a new traffic calming pilot project on five Aurora streets are expected to be fleshed out over the coming weeks following a public meeting on Thursday.

Movers and shakers raise thousands for Easter Seals kids

By Brock Weir They have always been known as movers and shakers in Aurora, Newmarket and Bradford, but seven local notables shook what their mamas ...

Highland Gate redevelopment “jigsaw” should be split: Councillors

The proposed redevelopment of the former Highland Gate Golf Course to a residential infill development is a complex “jigsaw” which should be split into smaller parcels for both residents and lawmakers to fully digest, according to Council.

Façade of last Doan house to be demolished, rebuilt in development

The final vestiges of Aurora’s last-remaining house built by the once-prominent Doan family could soon meet the wrecking ball, pending a Council decision this week.

Aurora Seniors’ Centre continues growth after 10 years in new home

It was the early 1960s when the women of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority were looking for inspiration on their latest community service project.

Lighthouse hopes to be a beacon for autistic kids and their families

When Christine Morassutti’s son, Devon, was just two-and-a-half, the King Township boy was diagnosed with autism. The family did their utmost to ensure...

$3m plan to bring in LED streetlights poised for green light

A $3.3 million plan to convert all of Aurora’s streetlights to new LED technology in a bid to save electrical cost in the long run is set to move forward this week, but Council wants to ensure they’re still getting the best bang for their buck.

Put your money where your mouth is for Syrian refugees, says local resident

People across Aurora probably share similar feelings to those felt by Ian MacEachern just about every time he watches the news or flips the page on a newspaper.

Children killed in Vaughan crash were familiar faces in Aurora

Daniel and Harry Neville-Lake, who were killed in a crash near Kleinburg on Sunday, along with their younger sister Milly and grandfather, were active in local Beavers and advocates for the War Amps.

Future of Armoury, Victoria Hall and Petch House up for review

As consultants fan out across Aurora’s downtown core to develop a vision for a “cultural precinct,” a wider net will soon be cast to determine the future of Library Square, Victoria Hall, the historic Aurora Armoury and Petch House.

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