Singer will revisit scene of first album at Celebrate Aurora fest

July 17, 2013 · 0 Comments

When York Region singer Matina Z hits the stage at the end of this month in the Celebrate Aurora music festival, it will be a homecoming of sorts.

Doors Open welcomes new sites

By Vanessa Hicks, Heritage Planner The Town of Aurora The 8th annual Doors Open Aurora event takes place on Saturday, August 17 from 10 a.m. ...

Rugby showdown as Barbs take on Brits

The Aurora Barbarians U18 had a taste of international play as they welcomed the U18 rugby team from Churcher’s College, Petersfield, United Kingdom for a friendly match on Sunday.

Stinger Girls celebrated for BMO win — but support still needed!

They’ve “got a passion in their team and they ain’t afraid to show it.” That’s the cheer of Aurora’s U9 Stinger Girls. As they were celebrated as the Bank of ...

Second Heritage District plans get public roll-out

People want to see the communities they bought into and love evolve, yet still retain the same character. That is the message being heard by...

Community Living targets healthy, informed community

A sense of community is something people take for granted all too often; but sometimes those for whom becoming a full part of the community is something easier said than done are can often be left behind.

“Radical Roots” drive Black’s desire to make a difference

Annabelle Black has never been one to shy away from speaking her mind. Admittedly, she is a big talker, and that’s exactly the way she likes it.

Three options to be presented for Aurora Collection’s future

Select pieces from the Aurora Collection, a large group of artefacts which tell the story of Aurora’s past, are now on display at the Aurora Cultural Centre -- but while these artefacts show where they have been...

New sidewalk could make things easier for shoppers

Pedestrians could soon have an easier way to access shopping and services on Earl Stewart Drive.

York Region faces human trafficking problem

Although not illuminated by red lights or marked by scantily clad women standing on street corners, York Region faces the disturbing and worldwide problem of human trafficking for sexual exploitation.

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