Commitment to the classics unites young rock group

July 9, 2014 · 0 Comments

Once upon a time, well, almost exactly a year ago, The Undeclared were known as “Trixt”, and they were going head to head with other groups as part of the Battle of the Bands, held last June at the Aurora Community Centre as part of the Town’s Sesquicentennial Celebrations.

Doors Open 2014: Doors Open at Hillary House

Set back from the hustle and bustle of Yonge Street sits a building, often described as a hidden gem. And there has never been an institution more deserving of that term...

Jays retain third place in league standings with eight games to go

With two more wins against the Orangeville Giants and Angus Black Sox last week, the Aurora Jays baseball club find themselves in good position with just eight games remaining in the regular season.

Decades on the rink lead Alex Ansell to the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame

For over 30 years, Alex Ansell has played a major part in growing and promoting the sport of hockey for all ages in Aurora. For his tireless work, effort and dedication, Ansell was recently...

Magna Hoedown is “critical” to growth of Aurora Youth Soccer Club

In the midst of celebrating their 50th anniversary in the community, the Aurora Youth Soccer Club was also thrilled about being named a recipient of funds raised through the 2014 Magna Wild Wild West Hoedown.

Aurora United Church continues journey with exhibition marking fire

The images of the iconic landmark that was Aurora United Church being consumed by fire this past April won’t soon be forgotten by the Aurora community.

Protection of “Southeast Aurora” neighbourhood could be sparked again next week

A proposed heritage district for Downtown Aurora’s Southeast Quadrant might have fizzled at the Council table this spring, but if residents thought protection of the neighbourhood was down, it might not necessarily be out.

Aurora artist breathes new life into death in “Shift”

As a student preparing to enter her fourth year at OCAD, the life and work of Aurora artist Krista Arnold took an unexpected shift. Staying with her mother at the hospital as they...

Aurorans celebrate Canada Day in the Park

Aurorans of all ages flocked to Lambert Willson Park last Tuesday, July 1, to mark Canada Day in style. Capped by a dazzling fireworks display, activities throughout the day included activities designed to give a cross-country tour of Canada right here at home, and tributes to the Beatles, Tom Petty, and Fleetwood Mac.

Humber River Shakespeare Company returns to Aurora in Romeo and Juliet

The Humber River Shakespeare Company sets off on its seventh consecutive touring season with its modern-day adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare’s iconic lovers will take...

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