October 25, 2006 / Front Page

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CHAMBER PROMOTING LOCAL SHOPPING

The Nobleton Schomberg District Chamber of Commerce launched their Know Your Village shop locally campaign Saturday, with a grand prize of $1,000 in gift certificates. More...

Community

Underhill and Durbano face each other in first all-candidates' meeting

By Bill Rea

It's sort of a rematch in Ward 5 in this year's municipal election in King. More...

MEMORIES FOR SALE OVER WEEKEND AT LASKAY

John Kell, Alan Henderson, Spencer Finch and Ralph Finch were rehearsing one of the numbers they performed over the weekend (Friday night and Saturday afternoon) as the Laskay Lou Players presented Memories for Sale at Laskay Hall on Weston Road. More...

Agricultural society seeking its first Schomberg Idol

How would you like to be the first ever Schomberg idol? More...

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Sports Beat

Wild back on a roll after splitting previous week's action

By Bill Rea

The King Wild put another notch in their win column Saturday night, although it wasn't their prettiest effort of the year. More...

Minor peewee Knights split their latest action in league play

Submitted by Gord Schofield

The NobleKing minor peewee rep team, sponsored by Highland Chevrolet- Cadillac and Thurso Investments, added three points to their total this past week with a win, tie and a More...

Midland ends losing streak at expense of Cougars

By Bill Rea

Everyone likes to see a long losing streak like the one the Midland Flyers have been enduring come to an end. But supporters of the Schomberg Cougars just wish it hadn't been their team to surrender the loss. More...

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Vote on rural delivery expected today

Temelkovski's motion progresses
By Bill Rea

Oak Ridges - Markham MP Lui Temelkovski has found plenty of support in the House of Commons for his efforts to get rural mail delivery protected. More...

Daylight Savings Time Ends

October 29

How would you like an extra hour of sleep this weekend? Well, you've got it. More...

Columns

Bill's Bulletin Board

By Bill Rea

I did some quick counting the other night, and figured that in more than 22 years as a community newspaper journalist, there have been some 30 parliamentarians that I have actively covered and kept track of at one time or another. More...

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Editorial

Editorial

Motion in Parliament is not going to see postal service magically restored

We applaud the efforts of Oak Ridges - Markham MP Lui Temelkovski in putting forth his motion in the House of Commons regarding rural mail delivery. More...

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Letters

Speak up about your candidate

It is with interest that I read the editor's comments (Sentinel, Oct. 18) about sign damage. More...

Who's the 'small group?'

I find myself somewhat confused when I see a letter to the editor referring to a small group which is opposed to the installation of sewers in King City. More...

Candidates chastised for electioneering

Regarding the Oct. 17 general meeting hosted by King City Preserve The Village: More...

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King's Corners

King's Corners

Plenty of activities taking place at local churches in the days to come

Concert at All Saints' All Saints' Anglican Church, located at 12935 Keele St. in King City, invites you to a free concert this Sunday (Oct) 29 at 3 p.m. More...

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Nobleton Notes

Nobleton Notes

Annual bazaar will be this Saturday at Nobleton United Church
By Angie Maccarone (905) 859-5174

Nobleton United Church Please join us this Saturday (Oct. 28) at Nobleton United Church for our annual bazaar from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. More...

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