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September 27, 2006  RSS feed

KINGFEST PROVIDED PLENTY OF ENTERTAINMENT
Famed singer and songwriter Murray McLauchlan was the featured performer Friday night at the opening of the Kingfest Music Celebration. The two evenings of entertainment was held at the Performing Arts Centre at Country Day School, and much of the proceeds will be going to the York Region chapter of More...
King Township Municipal Election
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 News
• Temelkovski speaks out on human rights
The human rights situation in Myanmar (formerly Burma) is a concern for an Amnesty International group in Oak Ridges - Markham, and local MP Lui Temelkovski passed on their worries last week in the House of Commons. More...
• Bill Fisch on AMO board
• YRT/Viva Ridership climbs 10.8 per cent in 2006
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 Community
• Slokker land deal in Nobleton close to reality
It's taken almost three years, but it looks like the deal to purchase some 170 Nobleton area acres from Slokker Canada is very close to being finalized. More...
• Ward 2 candidates agree to limit their campaign signs
• Les Pengelly steps out of school board race
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 Columns
• article has image Bill's Bulletin Board
The two men currently in the running for the Ward 2 seat on King Township council have announced they have reached an agreement on how many campaign signs they will post, and where they will put them. More...
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 Editorial
• Sometimes it takes a look from the outside to appreciate how great things are inside
Despite its vastness and beauty, King Township has, alas, been a location for a lot of internal acrimony, bickering and squabbling over the last couple of years. More...
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 Arts & Entertainment
• article has image Equestrian pilot filmed in King
Filming was going on recently for a TV pilot that will delve into the equestrian world. More...
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 Sports Beat
• article has image Ian Millar takes Canada Cup again
It rained on 'Captain Canada's parade Sunday, but Ian Millar still emerged as the John Deere Canada Cup champion at the Tournament of Champions horse show in Palgrave. More...
• article has image SENIORS BEAT RICHMOND HILL
• Record-breaking hike planned for Saturday
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 Schools
• Yard sale at Kettleby
The Grade 8 class of Kettleby Public School will be holding a yard sale Oct. 14 to raise money for their end-ofthe year activities. More...
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 King's Corners
• King Bible Church is running a 'Kidzone' program Tuesdays this fall
Corners Seniors event at King Bible Church On Oct. 11, from 1 to 3 p.m., the KBC Overtimers will enjoy dessert, tea and coffee, followed by a presentation by Ginny Drake, a missionary from KBC serving with Operation Mobilization on the ship MV Doulos. Ginny is a More...
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 Nobleton Notes
• Local slo-pitch squad wins tournament
Men's slo-pitch tournament The Nobleton Blues slopitch baseball team won its second tournament in its 22year history last Saturday. More...
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