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Aurora Public Library is hosting an All-Candidates Meeting as an information service for the community. The meeting will take place at Aurora Town Hall, 100 John West Way, in Council Chambers on Sun. Oct. 5th, 2:00 p.m. All are welcome. We invite you to come and become informed for the upcoming election.Due to construction at the Aurora Go Station, the library drop box will not be available from Friday September 5 until further notice.Please use the drop box located at the library's parking lot entrance.We apologize for any inconvenience.Calendar

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Welcome to the official government website for Aurora, a historic town in Erie County, New York, that contains the incorporated Village of East Aurora.

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The Library has over 66,000 active users with on average 20,000 people per week coming to the libraries, using services, resources and programs. It serves the population of approximately 165,000 Richmond Hill residents through its four branches: Central Library, Oak Ridges Moraine Library, Richmond Green Library and Richvale Library.The Library's mission is to provide a progressive user-oriented library service which responds to and anticipates the educational, leisure and other information needs within the community.