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Singer songwriter Aimée Butcher will be performing with her 4-piece band at St. Paul’s Anglican in Newmarket on Saturday, February 27th at 7:30 pm. Aimee will be singing selections from her internationally acclaimed debut album, “The World is Alright” which has been receiving regular airplay on CBC1 in Toronto and...
Instead of Happy Holidays or Seasons Greetings, or whatever other linguistic bend and twist I’ve made during this time over the last several years, I’m turning over an “old” leaf (yes I meant “old”) this year. I’m going back to my roots and shrugging my shoulders with a big “What...
Flautist and composer Ron Korb returns to St. Paul’s to perform a Christmas concert in support of the Santa Fund North. Ron and his magical flute will be joined by Juno-nominated pianist Chris Donnelly, Celtic fiddle player and step dancer Alex Cheung, and cellist Mary-Katherine Finch. The repertoire will consist...
Across the street from St. Paul’s is a cenotaph. A cenotaph is a monument erected to the memory of a group of people whose remains are interred elsewhere. In this case it honours all Newmarket residents who lost their lives fighting for their country. In Newmarket Remembrance Day is observed...
Last week tragedy struck a family in Vaughan. Three children – Daniel (9), Harrison (5), and Millie (2) were killed along with their grandfather, Gary, by an alleged drunk driver. The loss is of overwhelming proportions. The bereft parents are likely trying to cope as best they can by remembering...
The Habitat for Humanity OneChurch Faithbuild, which is located at 302 Andrew Street in Newmarket has begun!! It is our hope that the house will be completed by Christmas and that the family will be “Home for the Holidays”. Faithbuild days are occurring every Saturday between now and the end...
Little Aylan Kurdi of Syria has been laid to rest in his war-torn home of Kobani alongside his brother and mother as his death continues to send shockwaves through the world. We can connect with this child by his name and a face, however, there have been many more children...
St. Paul’s has some wonderful stained glass windows that are only seen by a select few – members of the congregation who gather for worship on Sunday and Wednesday mornings! You cannot see stained glass artistry from the outside of the building, nor can you see them without natural sunlight....
Excitement continues to grow as the OneChurch Faith Build Project on Andrew St. in Newmarket, is about to start the actual build stage which will commence next month (September). In preparation we are encouraging all those who have registered to participate, to go online and sign up for the day(s)...
Sometimes events in the news are depressing. Natural disasters, wars, the plight of refugees, murders, theft and fraud fill our newscasts. So I’ve been looking for some good news stories in our own community to be thankful for. Newmarket’s first dog park has opened. It’s located at George Richardson Park...
