The city of Aurora is offering a free and safe way for teens to spend summer break. It's all part of the "We Are Aurora Youth" program which includes free admission and activities at three city rec centers. Also on this week's show, Aurora Fire Rescue hosts a community open house to unveil plans for the rebuilding of Fire Station 9; The Aurora Highlands pays tribute to trailblazing local Black doctor Justina Ford; and the star of "Lindita's Kitchen" on AuroraTV joins us in studio to create a festive and unforgettable culinary delight. Those stories and much more this week on Aurora Now.
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Teens in Aurora can access three city rec centers for free this summer
RTD still offering Zero Fare for Youth through August
Aurora boy gets accessible van thanks to help from national nonprofit
Gov. Polis signs two education bills at Aurora elementary school
Aurora Fire Rescue hosts community open house about rebuilding Station 9
D-Day exhibit on display at Aurora History Museum through July 7
Can you name this mystery object from the history museum?
PSA #1: Kids Golf Free in Aurora
Community Calendar #1: Participate at Global Fest
PSA #2: Check out story links at AuroraTV.org
Taaza Mart is a new destination in Aurora for South Asian groceries and culinary delights
Lindita’s Mexican Mac puts a twist on a classic dish
Lindita joins Aurora Now in-studio to walk us through another festive and fun recipe
Students and families can enjoy free summer meals provided by our local school districts
Aurora Public Library kicks off the annual Summer of Imagination
Park Lights and Movie Nights final film is “Barbie” on July 13
Sculpture at Aurora Highlands honors Colorado’s first Black female doctor
Sneak peek at Aurora Fox’s “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical”
Aurora History Museum’s mystery object revealed
Stay on top of severe weather with CodeRED, the city’s emergency alert program
