April 2013 Archive

More online access on the way for public meetings

By Brock Weir Your options to watch local democracy unfold live from the comfort of your desk or living room will soon increase dramatically as ...

Staff expenses put under microscope at Town Hall

By Brock Weir Are Aurora’s municipal staff accountable to the public, or to the Council that hires them? This was a question grappled with last ...

Alcohol expense debate hangs over Council

By Brock Weir Further details of what Councillors have spent and when are now available on the Town’s website, following a decision last week to ...

Honourary Survivor made every moment count

By Brock Weir “Expect to lose about a year of your life.” That was one of the messages Lori Futterer, then 37, received over five ...

Study for $10m Heritage Park gains support

By Brock Weir It started life as a $10 million idea that involved into a $10 million plan, but Hillary-McIntyre Park, the proposed four acre ...

Remaining traffic calming measures to stay put

By Brock Weir Remaining traffic calming measures in Aurora’s downtown northeast quadrant are here to stay, following a Council decision last week. Council opted to ...

Woman continues to fight for life (Updated)

By Brock Weir A 32-year-old Aurora woman remains fighting for her life in hospital following a domestic assault Friday night. The woman’s husband, 46-year-old Mohammed ...

Ada Johnson dies at 109

By Brock Weir Ada Johnson, the Grande Dame of Aurora, has died at 109. Park Place Manor, Mrs. Johnson’s residence, confirmed that the Town’s eldest ...

UPDATED: Woman fights for life after attempted murder

By Brock Weir A 32-year-old woman is fighting for life after a domestic assault in Friday night in Aurora. Mohammed Mahdi, 46, has been charged ...

Concerns over NE Traffic Calming

This is in regards to the General Committee Meeting, Tuesday, April 2, and discussions on the Catherine Avenue and Spruce Street diverter and no left ...

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