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  • U.S. Mail pickup schedule change

    Mail pickup times have changed for the U.S. Postal Service in Aurora.

    Postmaster Dave Sawicki said effective May 3, all mail a customer wishes to send must be to the post office by 3 p.m. instead of the previous ... Read More

  • Aurora to get a new pool

    More than 14 months after starting initial design of an aquatic center in Aurora, the city council approved a contractor at a special May 7 meeting.

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Largest single construction project in the past five years PDF E-mail

A building permit for the largest single construction project in the past five years sent Aurora's 2012 year-end totals soaring to more than $13 million. The number of new single-family dwellings was up compared to the last several years, as was the total number of permits. For a complete report, including a 10-year comparison of year-end totals, see this week's print or e-editions.
 
Aurora grad in American Samoa PDF E-mail

For nearly two decades, Merrilee May has been figuring and calculating for people and businesses on a small remote island nation in the Pacific Ocean.

May, who was back in town for the holidays, reflected on the move that she made nearly 18 years ago that changed her life.

For complete story, see the Jan. 9 issue of the News-Register.
 
Police chief headed to FBI Academy PDF E-mail

Aurora’s head law enforcement officer will be off-duty for roughly three months, but will bring back an increased amount of training.

Police chief Godfrey Brokenrope will leave for the FBI National Academy on Jan. 10, a 10-week program designed to strengthen law enforcement standards and knowledge.

He reports to the U.S. Marine Corps base in Quantico, Va., where the FBI Academy is located, on Jan. 12, with orientation the next day and classes commencing the following day. Should he successfully complete the program, he would graduate March 22 and back on duty in Aurora three days later.

For complete story, see the Jan. 2 News-Register.
 
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