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Winter parking restrictions should be more “lenient”: Abel

January 13, 2016   ·   0 Comments

If you were pressed to sum up the winter, so far, in just one word, chances are “erratic” might be near the top of the list.

Town could purchase downtown Yonge Street block

A commercial block on Yonge Street at the southeast corner of Mosley Street could soon come under the ownership of the Town of Aurora following an upcoming Council meeting on January 26.

Student app targets customers to think green before they buy

Do you like to get free stuff? Of course you do, but are you willing to download an app and think just a little bit differently?

Unconventional love song lands local singer-songwriter UK title

By Brock Weir Setting out to write a love song, the last thing Aurora singer/songwriter Lauren Haze wanted was a “basic” pop song. That’s just ...

Common ground needed to address golf course redevelopments: Councillors

Councillors propose hosting a summit in Aurora to allow municipalities to find common ground and common goals when it comes to golf course redevelopments in their towns and cities.

Family of six to be welcomed by interfaith refugee group

Volunteers from Aurora United Church, Trinity Anglican Church, and the Newmarket Islamic Centre are set to welcome a refugee family of six in as little as six weeks, following their response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis.

MP Alleslev hosts pre-budget consultation Wednesday

Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP Leona Alleslev will host her first pre-budget consultation this Wednesday night at the Aurora Cultural Centre.

York Catholic students and Board provide hope for refugee families

The York Catholic District School Board community opened its hearts and wallets to help refugee families in need this holiday season.

Budget includes boosts for Cultural Centre, Historical Society

Council might have been full of enthusiasm for the Town’s new streamlined budget process this past year, but one bone of contention was a financial boost to local cultural institutions, particularly the Aurora Cultural Centre and the Aurora Historical Society.

Abas recognized for towering work making community more accessible

Matthew Abas didn’t hesitate when he threw his arm onto the shoulder of Mayor Geoff Dawe. This must have been a very familiar scenario.

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