Local baker savours the sweet smell of success – and creativity

October 15, 2014 · 0 Comments

As a child, Antonella Cellini wanted few things more than a simple chocolate cake and a birthday party with all her friends. Growing up in a large Italian family, however, that was a surprisingly tall order.

Spooky illusions will light up the sky at this Saturday’s Haunted Forest

Extra-creepy surprises are in store when Aurora’s Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area is transformed into a Haunted Forest.

BROCK’S BANTER: It’s One Louder

Public Engagement: It’s One Louder By Brock Weir There are few sure things in this world, but in efforts to attract a crowd there are ...

INSIDE AURORA: Door Stop

By Scott Johnston It was a quiet day in early October when the doorbell rang. Expecting the usual folks flogging yard maintenance or window replacement, ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: The Long Road

By Alison Collins-Mrakas I was standing in line to grab a coffee and I happened to catch the video feed of a Mayoral debate in ...

OTTAWA REPORT

By Lois Brown, M.P. Newmarket-Aurora Support for Manufacturing In July 2014, Canada posted its largest trade surplus in nearly six years, driven by surging auto ...

SENIOR SCAPE: ASA Gets New Chromebook

By Charles Sequeira On the recommendation of our Computer Club executive, the Aurora Seniors’ Association, purchased one 13.5-inch ASUS Chrome Book operating system, secured with ...

We can all laugh at the stupidity in our own families, says first time director

When Jamie Dafoe walked through the doors of Theatre Aurora seasons ago to audition for their production of The Laramie Project, it had been years since she had set foot on the stage. She was just 10 years old when she made her stage debut in...

Tigers roll over Spirit, improve to winning record

Things are starting to turn around for last year’s OJHL North Division Champion Aurora Tigers, as they earned two crucial wins last week to put their record above .500 for the first time this season.

Novice Tigers AA support teammate through road hockey cancer fundraiser

The Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer tournament had a local twist this year, as Aurora Minor Hockey players rallied around a teammate in need. Among the 1,387 players on site at Ontario Place last Saturday were ...

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