Klaus' former love, Aurora, is back, but what is her goal?
Reported by Christian Post 10 hours ago.
'The Originals' Season 3 News, Cast, Spoilers: Is Aurora the New Threat to Klaus?
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Northern Lights Could Still Dazzle Illinois: What You Need to Know
Patch Orland Park, IL -- The Aurora borealis will be visible for many Americans only a few more days. Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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Bethel Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Bethel, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Bethel? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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Brookfield Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Brookfield, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Brookfield? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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Redding Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Weston-Redding-Easton, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Redding? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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Danbury Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Danbury, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Danbury? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 8 hours ago.
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Wilton Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Wilton, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Wilton? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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Shelton Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Shelton, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Shelton? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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Monroe Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Monroe, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Monroe? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 9 hours ago.
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Ridgefield Stargazers, Look Up! Another Chance of Northern Lights Tuesday
Patch Ridgefield, CT -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many for only a few more days. Will you see it from Ridgefield? Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 8 hours ago.
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Northern Lights Dazzle United States: When And Where To Look
Patch Northborough, MA -- The aurora borealis will be visible for many Americans only a few more days. Check out the photos.
Reported by Patch 8 hours ago.
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Aurora election could land several new members on City Council
Aurora voters could choose several new members for City Council on Tuesday and will decide on whether to continue to prohibit the city from offering incentives for a motorsports racetrack.
Reported by Denver Post 7 hours ago.
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Aurora police arrest suspect in Halloween night homicide
A 34-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of first degree murder in connection with a Halloween incident in an Aurora field.
Reported by Denver Post 7 hours ago.
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Body of Aurora Man Pulled from Retention Pond
Patch Naperville, IL -- The 59-year-old man was pulled out of the water after a two hour search in the DuPage County pond.
Reported by Patch 4 hours ago.
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Amy Freed rebuilds an Ibsen play into ‘The Monster-Builder’
“I was an early victim of architecture,” playwright Amy Freed says, veering quickly from one thought to another as she discusses the production of her play “The Monster-Builder” at Aurora Theatre. Freed’s father, Richard Freed, who died in May, was an architect, though the title character and other elements in “Monster-Builder” have more in common with Henrik Ibsen’s “The Master Builder” than her father’s life or personality. [...] it was her mother, actor turned acting teacher and director Margaret Loft, who had a more obvious influence in shaping Freed’s career as a theater artist. Peter Brook’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’; ‘Hamlet’ with Stacy Keach, James Earl Jones and Colleen Dewhurst in Central Park; and Gerald Freedman’s off-Broadway production of ‘Hair.’ [...] in her “late 50s,” Freed, who lives “out in the fog bank, in the Sunset” with her husband, Chronicle Movie Critic Mick LaSalle, is one of the most prominent of the small group of nationally known playwrights who call the Bay Area home. Starting in the early ’90s, when she received rapturous reviews for the sharp wit and thick ideas of her first plays — “Still Warm,” “a postfeminist black comedy” inspired by the death of newscaster Jessica Savitch; “Claustrophilia,” about the sex habits of Edgar Allan Poe and his young cousin-bride; and “The Ghoul of Amherst,” about Emily Dickinson’s penchant for rushing to the bedsides of dying neighbors — her career quickly took off. [...] she’s been produced throughout the country, with a particularly long and fruitful relationship with Orange County’s South Coast Repertory, which has commissioned many of her works, and residencies at San Diego’s Old Globe, the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., and Stanford University, where she teaches and directs — not to mention productions at American Conservatory Theater (“The Beard of Avon”), Berkeley Rep (“You, Nero”) and Cal Shakes (“Restoration Comedy”). Freed continued bouncing around in college, “oddly,” she says, “without a high school diploma, one of those things that was possible to do once upon a time.” At 21, “with all of two years of college acting under my belt, I returned to New York and proceeded to announce myself to the profession — with fairly predictable results, including acquiring really good cocktail-waitressing skills.” After five years of “open calls and acting in the worst imaginable marginal off-off-off-Broadway things,” she decided she needed more serious training and got accepted into ACT’s master’s of fine arts program. “He played a massive role in my shift to writing,” Freed says, We’d known each other for a couple of years and had become boyfriend and girlfriend by then. Freed has been a reliably steady and successful playwright ever since, until recently. Since writing “Monster,” which premiered in Portland, Ore., last year, she’s spent much of the last year and a half consumed with caring for her father, who was ill with Lyme disease and dementia at his home in upstate rural New York.
Reported by SFGate 21 hours ago.
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Body of Aurora Man Pulled from Retention Pond
Patch Geneva, IL -- The 59-year-old man was pulled out of the water after a two hour search in the DuPage County pond.
Reported by Patch 18 hours ago.
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Residents, Interagency Cooperation Helped Find Missing Oswego Boy
Patch Oswego, IL -- The boy was found in Aurora due to information received by residents from a mass notification system.
Reported by Patch 17 hours ago.
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The Northern Lights were a dud in N.J. Here's the amazing show we missed
The aurora borealis was slated to shift overnight due to a minor geomagnetic storm, becoming visible as far south on the east coast as Annapolis.
Reported by NJ.com 17 hours ago.
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Incumbent LeGare, newcomer Lawson win Aurora at-large race
Two new Aurora City Council members won Tuesday night, while a measure to repeal a ban on incentives for racetracks was defeated, according to the final unofficial vote.
Reported by Denver Post 17 hours ago.
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2 incumbents, 1 new face elected to Aurora Public Schools Board of Education
Two incumbents running for the Aurora Public Schools Board of Education will keep their seats for another four-year term after voters reelected them plus one newcomer last night.
Reported by Denver Post 14 hours ago.
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