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Budget talks begin with potential 6.1% tax hike
January 28, 2015 · 0 Comments
Proposals from the Central York Fire Services adds heft to initially forecast 4.96 per cent residential tax increase.
Region will have say on Yonge Street turn restrictions
Input requested before Aurora launches pilot project to restrict left hand turns at Yonge and Wellington.
Neighbourhood Network eyes expansion on seventh anniversary
A seven year anniversary is not a particularly important milestone for most organizations, but most organizations aren’t Neighbourhood Network.
Parking crackdown sparks talks of on-street parking permits
A crackdown on the enforcement of winter parking restrictions across Aurora could lead to the development of an on-street parking permit system.
Costs set to rise as Leisure Complex renovations face setback
Setbacks have delayed the re-opening of Club Aurora to February 28 as costs for renovations to the Aurora Family Leisure Complex rise.
AHS student aims to be Canada’s “Piano Hero”
Voting for Top 10 Finalists continues through Thursday night.
Aurora tenor’s timbre to hit the heights at New York’s Carnegie Hall
As a multifaceted musician, John Willoughby likes the intimacy of small ensembles. The Aurora vocalist and musician, who is..
Municipal land reserves around Highland Gate shouldn’t be used as “leverage”
The Town of Aurora’s one-foot land reserves around the former Highland Gate Golf Course shouldn’t be used as leverage in a “heavy handed or arbitrary manner” as far as future development is concerned, according to the municipal solicitor.
Chasing the winter blues away? Embrace them at the Aurora Winter Blues Festival
That is the motto of Jamie Macdonald, co-founder of the Aurora Winter Blues Festival, which is set to take place next month at Theatre Aurora.
Awards hail Public Heroes across the GTA
Seven-year-old Arjunpal Khattra was hailed as a hero this week at the York Regional Police’s Aurora headquarters after helping save his father after he fell ...
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