The Response Outreach Area Mapper (ROAM) application was developed to make it easier to identify hard-to-survey areas and to provide a socioeconomic and demographic characteristic profile of these areas. Read on...
Mayor Womer Benjamin recently met with English teachers traveling from Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The group was hosted by Kent State University for a six week program entitled Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement, Media Literacy. Read on...
The Service Department will be conducting its fall maintenance at the Aurora Cemetery. ALL decorations must be removed BEFORE November 4; new and seasonal items may be placed on the gravesites AFTER November 15. Read on...
The Mayor visited with wounded veterans who were enjoying fishing and camaraderie on a chilly fall day. Pictured with the Mayor are organizer Tom McGinnis (center) and a participant.
Mayor Womer Benjamin is pictured with members of the Big Bad Brick Builders at a recent meeting in her office. The Mayor has met with several robotics team this year to discuss their city related projects.
Aurora has established a low 24-month fixed rate of $2.99 per Mcf for natural gas for members of the City’s Natural Gas Program. The new rate will run through the October 2021 billing cycle. Read on...
The Geauga Lake Marker Dedication on September 17th was a great success. With nearly 100 in attendance, people came from all over northeast Ohio to take part in the event. Pictured from left are Becki Trivison with the Ohio History Connection, Jeff Clark chairman of the Landmark Commission, Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin, and Councilman John Kudley, Jr.
July 4th Festivities Showcased
At the July 4th festivities, Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin honored the Parade Grand Marshal and Aurora Board of Education President Jerry Kohanski with a plaque and key to the city for his many years of tremendous work with the schools, including helping the district gain national recognition.
