May 13, 2015 · 0 Comments
Aurora’s only bowling alley, Gateway Café and Lanes, will close its doors for the last time on Saturday, June 20.
New Executive Director at Aurora Food Pantry wants to build on quarter-century legacy to meet the needs of tomorrow.
After receiving a tip from Ottawa’s National Child Exploitation Centre last week, York Regional Police’s Internet Child Exploitation Section was on the move to a York Region address to nab a suspect emailing images of child pornography. With the York Region address determined and the search warrant executed, what they found was not necessarily what they had anticipated.
Innovations spearheaded by Grade 7 and 8 students at Lester B. Pearson Public School to halt a “literacy crisis” among the visually impaired is set to be taken to the next level – and to market – with the backing of VentureLAB and technological leaders.
Council has nixed a suggestion to audio record their closed session meetings, despite support from members of Council who believe it’s a move that would avoid trouble down the road.
All too often men think that silence equates to strength – keep quiet, toughen up, and you’ll get through it. But that is a perception which came sharply into focus as local organizations launched Mental Health Week.
Residents, Councillors call for a halt on community mailbox placement pending community consultation from Canada Post.
Mayor and Council will have first opportunity to tackle redevelopment plan at Public Planning meeting tentatively set for June 24 at St. Maximilian Kolbe C.H.S.
No word yet on impacts to Yonge Street and Murray Drive location, says retailer.
Jakob Israel noticed people were looking at him in a different way. Not only that, they were also treating him just a little bit differently as well. While this..
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