June 17, 2015 · 0 Comments
When Diane Buchanan was named Aurora’s Citizen of the Year last month, she had no idea the award was coming and, as such, was enjoying a previously-booked golfing holiday in Myrtle Beach when she received the call from Mayor Geoff Dawe.
Ella and Sienna Greg still can’t believe their eyes when they walk into Regency Acres Public School. Until very recently, the first...
Local business owner Michael Carcone is “questioning his decision” to host a potential new cell phone tower following concerns from family, employees and neighbours.
Aurora needs to take a closer look at its own policies when it comes to companies looking to place telecommunications towers in and around Town, according to Council.
2015’s Relay for Life, which takes place this Friday, will present a year of firsts for veteran participant Lynn Pearson.
Aurora’s chemical fight against the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), an invasive beetle set to lay waste to ash trees the length and breadth of Town, could be set for a new troop movement this week.
As Charles Sequeira sat down for a chat with The Auroran last week, the talk was punctuated by a constant chatter from all corners of the lounge, by bells guiding rounds during a nearby bridge game, and a steady flow of visitors ready grabbing a cup of coffee or meeting up with a friend.
Lambert Willson Park is the place to be on Thursday, June 25, as the Pan Am Torch arrives in Aurora.
Grade 3 students across York Region put their creativity to the test recently, brainstorming new and colourful ways to convey the message of fire safety. Their hard work paid off on Friday...
Making the Aurora Family Leisure Complex more accessible for users with mobility issues remains a top priority for Councillors and members of the public looking to iron out the issues and concerns surrounding the newly renovated Centre.
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