Aurora declines to increase number of tattoo licenses
Mayor Richard Irvin says he will help owner of turned-down tattoo parlor find a new location.
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Mayor Richard Irvin says he will help owner of turned-down tattoo parlor find a new location.
The program was started in 2014, and over that time has funneled nearly $2 million toward redevelopment projects in the city.
Aldermen will vote on renewing a line of credit used in short-term financing. They also will consider moving administration of the Finish Line Grant program from the city to Invest Aurora, a not-for-profit public-private partnership that deals with business development in the city.
On Thursday, April 18, the League of Women Voters Aurora Area will be hosting “Wait, Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me,” featuring elected officials from each of the communities served by the League....
Aurora city council members Friday approved an ordinance aimed at holding bus companies bringing immigrants to town without notice accountable and establishing fines for those who don’t comply. Th...