Every drop counts. That's the message from Aurora Water and our Aurora City Council which recently and unanimously passed a unique resolution designed to raise awareness about conservation. The measure isn't mandatory, but it does encourage restaurants to think twice about automatically offering a glass of water with a meal. We'll explain. Also on this week's show, the Aurora Police Department launches a new photo speed enforcement program in hopes of saving lives; a furry friend from the Aurora Animal Shelter stops by our studio with tips on keeping your pup safe around holiday feasts and treats; and we relive the magic from this year's Southlands Holiday Hometown Parade. Those stories and more this week on Aurora Now.
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Aurora City Council asks restaurants to only serve water upon request
City’s snow plan helps keep 1,500 miles of streets clear each winter
Aurora Police Department launches new photo speed enforcement program
Aurora Fire Rescue shares important cooking safety tips to prevent fires and injuries
Sushi spot on Havana Street is latest restaurant highlighted on “Into the Map”
Shop local and support Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29
PSA #1: Winter driving message from Colorado Department of Transportation
Community Calendar #1: Centennial House Open Days are on Dec. 6 and 14
PSA #2: Sign up for the AuroraTV newsletter
PSA #3: Support the Mission Viejo 150 for 50 campaign
Community Calendar #2: Delaney Historic District Open Days are on Dec. 7 and 13
PSA #4: Classic movies airing every weekend on AuroraTV
City of Aurora’s annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony is Dec. 2
Aurora Dance Arts performing “The Nutcracker” Dec. 5-7 at Chaparral High School
Aurora Public Library hosting Season of Giving gift and food drive through Dec. 5
