July 16, 2014 · 0 Comments
It has been a good week for Andrei Feldiorean. Last Wednesday, he was officially named Cardinal Carter Catholic High School’s top scholar for the 2013 – 2014...
Robert Williams arrived in Aurora in 1970 as a young general practitioner intending to stay for a year or so before moving onto the second phase in his career as a plastic surgeon.
Having used her skills as a debater to take on the world, Aurora’s Natalie Ganzhorn is well-versed in being in front of an audience.
Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has concluded there are “no reasonable grounds” to charge a York Regional Police officer involved in an Aurora shooting this spring with a criminal offence.
Options and designs for Aurora’s new Joint Operations Centre (JOC) are due to come before Council for consideration next month.
By day, they teach local kids at Aurora’s Piano Studio; by night, however, they turn to rock and (with your help) could be “The Next Big Thing.”
There are few kids in the world for which the sight of a needle isn’t a cause for a groan or a grimace, but the needles of “Sew Much Fun”, the sewing circle of the Aurora Seniors’ Centre are soon to help put smiles on the faces of many children living in the developing world.
Aurora needs to step up its game and restrict access to an area nature preserve until it is fully ready to be accessed by the public, according to Susan Walmer, Executive Director of the Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust.
It’s rare that Aurora’s Sydney Nicholson has any doubts of where her ultimate goal lies. The local student, who is preparing to enter Grade 10 this September, has been sure...
Familiar faces are looking to fill the vacancy left on Council by MPP Chris Ballard. Former councillor Bob McRoberts confirms to The Auroran that he will be applying to fill...
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