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ASHoF finds experience in new curator

June 10, 2015   ·   0 Comments

As the newly appointed curator for the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame, Laura Beaton is taking everything in her stride.

There is hope after residential schools, says activist

There were a lot of things left unsaid when Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux was growing up. Unfortunately, what was not being said was all too often acted out.

Vocal residents change Council’s mind on proposed cell tower

Council changed course on a Committee decision to concur with a proposed new cell phone tower on Bloomington Road, following vocal opposition this week from concerned residents.

Jays rough up Dodgers, split doubleheader in Creemore

The Aurora Jays AA baseball team has managed no less than five runs in all but one game so far this season, and that offensive trend continued...

Pine Tree Potters leave legacy at Cultural Centre

A decade ago, the basement of the Church Street School was dominated by a barn fan, an open sewer grate travelling the length of the room, and a kiln or two here and there as the well-loved and well-used home of the Pine Tree Potters Guild’s workshop.

Jays split week with two one-run games

The Aurora Jays split their North Dufferin Baseball League schedule last week with one win and one loss. Riding a four-game winning streak, the Jays...

Karate master’s national tour makes stop in Aurora

Karate enthusiasts from across Canada and the Northeast United States were all ears for a rare opportunity Monday to learn from one of the best.

Team Aurora takes Run for Southlake’s Municipal Challenge

The Run or Walk for Southlake far surpassed its goal of $175,000 this year, thanks in large part to support from teams like Team Aurora.

Runners, canoeists, cyclists gear up to support Oak Ridges Moraine Trail

The race is on to lend a hand to the Oak Ridges Moraine as cyclists gear up for the Oak Ridges Moraine Adventure Relay, which ...

We’ll Meet Again showcases wartime songs and renews old memories

When Jo-ann Spitzer was just three years old, a “stranger” walked into her life. She didn’t know her father until she was a toddler because...

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