Aurora takes leap forward in making new museum a reality

November 13, 2013 · 0 Comments

Groups could be getting ready to put their best foot forward to prove they’re the right people for the job in re-establishing Aurora’s museum.

Villanova College is bringing science to life

Who knew science and math could be so much fun? And be brought to life with practical experience outside the classroom? The Grade 8 Science and Math students at Villanova College’s Middle School do.

Making dreams come true, one senior at a time

She’s making her list and over the next few weeks, as the holiday season starts to get into full swing, Aurora’s Ingrid Davis will do better than check it twice, making sure the wishes...

Ballard launches Provincial campaign

Councillor Chris Ballard has thrown his hat into the Provincial arena. The Councillor, who was elected to Aurora Council in 2010, told The Auroran he hopes to challenge incumbent...

Day in the Life of the Soldier campaign wraps with “Home for the Holidays”

When local residents pooled their creative resources and planned a year-long celebration of “A Day in the Life of a Solider,” their mission wasn’t just to...

Santa could have some extra helpers in this month’s parade

It’s just over two weeks until Santa Claus makes his way down Yonge Street, and this year he could be joined by some extra helpers.

Aurora’s Coriat named a “Game Changer” after public vote

Aurora’s Jessica Coriat will cheer extra loud this month when Canada’s top football teams go head to head in Saskatchewan.

Community Improvement Plan draft targets tax breaks and relief

Tax breaks, relief, and support to help you spruce up properties could all be part of Aurora’s new Community Improvement Plan.

“No pain, no gain, my friend.”

These were words said by a son to his mother. Now, four years after her son’s death in Afghanistan, these words have extra poignancy for Donna Beek, Aurora’s Silver Cross Mother.