Aurora blacksmith is finalist in Handyman Challenge

February 19, 2014 · 0 Comments

As a child, Aurora resident Brian Leuthel grew up in King City directly behind a Mac’s Milk and a hardware store. His mother would often give him a...

Di Muccio wants answers after campaign is “deep-sixed” by party

Newmarket Councillor Maddie di Muccio is calling foul after her campaign to replace Frank Klees as the next Progressive Conservative candidate for Newmarket-Aurora was scuttled by the party.

BROCK’S BANTER: Onward for the Onleys

By Brock Weir Despite knowing it has been coming for a while, it now seems like the time has come to think about just who ...

INSIDE AURORA: Getting to Know You

By Scott Johnston There’s nothing like adversity to bring folks together, and one of the most adverse events (at least, natural – not political) in ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: The Green Games

By Alison Collins-Mrakas I am a sucker for all things Olympic. I love the spectacle of the games, the determination, the artistry, the sheer power ...

FRANKLY SPEAKING: The Next Candidate

By Frank Klees, MPP Newmarket-Aurora Since announcing that I would not be seeking re-election in the next provincial election, I have received a number of ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Make a Wish

By Jim L. Abram We all remember the poem: Starlight, Star bright, the first star I see tonight, I wish I may, I wish I ...

Aurora Winter Blues fest will put spotlight on young singers

Some argue that to really sing the blues you need to have really lived, but that is not an adage adhered to by organizers of the Aurora Winter Blues Fest as they bring together the best and the brightest young York Region talent to be a part of this year’s party.

Tigers ride wave of confidence into final stretch before playoffs

Having won 13 of their last 14 games, the Aurora Tigers Junior A hockey club is riding a wave of confidence into the final stretch. With an incredible 36 – 10 – 1 – 2 record, the Tigers now hold first place in the OJHL standings, three points ahead of Toronto Lakeshore.

SAC students find success Stateside in soccer and football

Two St. Andrew’s College students have made it to the next step in their young athletic careers after inking commitments to US universities during NCAA signing day last week.

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