August 2013 Archive

Forestry study will have practical, financial benefits

While money may not grow on trees, an ongoing regional forestry study is proving that trees and their benefits, are certainly worth some cash.

September celebration focuses on multicultural Aurora

Get ready, eastern Aurora – Aurora’s 150th anniversary celebration is coming your way.

Eating disorder centre enters 10th year with new name, purpose

Janice Morgante wants people to understand eating disorders are never just about “food and vanity”. As Eating Disorders of York Region (EDOYR) enters...

Man in hospital after hatchet robbery

A 73-year-old man is in hospital after being assaulted during a robbery by hatchet at an Aurora convenience store.

Doors Open Aurora arrives Saturday

The eigth annual Doors Open Aurora event takes place on Saturday, August 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year, Doors Open Aurora features 17...

Terri Clark to headline 2013 Hoedown

Country star Terri Clark will be the headliner at this year’s Wild, Wild West Hoedown hosted by Magna International. Clark, a seven-time...

Slower speeds, partial parking ban eyed for Stone Road

Residents of Stone Road could see a partial parking ban on the east side of the street, pending a Council decision next month.

Culture is stronger together, says Aurora Roundtable

King Arthur may have had his roundtable, but Aurora’s cultural scene has Jane Taylor and Reccia Mandelcorn to maintain its honour.

Doors Open Aurora 2013: Become a tourist in your own back yard!

By Vanessa Hicks The 8th annual Doors Open Aurora event will be held on Saturday, August 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is ...

Jays end season on high note ahead of playoffs

The Aurora Blue Jays ended their regular season on a high note with a convincing 9 – 2 win against the Barrie Angels last week.

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