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July 26, 2006
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Important Community Meeting - Click here for details (PDF)

ARTS WAS IN THE AIR IN KING
Arts Festival King, which concluded Sunday, offered scores of experiences for people in King and beyond. Lynda Hawkins of Woodstock was among those taking in one of the workshops, as King City resident Ernestine Tahedl demonstrated her techniques in acrylic painting last Wednesday. Turn inside the S More...
Court action on pipe halted, but may not be finished
By Bill Rea

An application for a judicial review, launched by opponents to the sewer plan in King City, has been dismissed, but further action could be pending. More...

Food bank will operate this Saturday

The King Township Food Bank will be open for business this Saturday (July 29) from 9 until 11 a.m. More...

 News
•King Swings fills the Nobleton air with a variety of musical sounds
Jeff Healey and the Jazz Wizards kicked off the festivities Thursday night at the annual King Swings. Healey is seen here performing on the trumpet, accompanied by Terra Hazelton, Jesse Barksdale, Drew Jurecka, Colin Bray, Ross Woolidridge, Chris Pock and Reide Kaiser on piano. More...
•Underhill to seek re-election to council
•Highway closed for hours Saturday
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 Community
•Happy Retirement
After some 51 years of service to various IGA stores, including the last 18 years at Schomberg, Norm Darrach Sr. retired late in June. IGA proprietor Gary Brooks was on hand to wish him and his wife Jean well, and to cut the cake. Darrach, appropriately, got the first piece. More...
•Heritage committee membership named
•'SUNDAY STROLL' ON MORAINE
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 Columns
•Bill's Bulletin Board
Ever have a proverbial "day from hell?" I had one last week, but I lived to tell about it. In fact, looking back, I could almost feel like laughing, were I not trying to stave off the almost overpowering urge to have a nervous breakdown at the thought. More...
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 Editorial
•At least $50,000 of your money down the drain, and for what?
Citizens' groups that have been fighting the installation of sewers in King City have pulled back from their latest court action, but there is the possibility of further action. More...
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 Letters
•Thanks from Cosimo's team
Cosimo and friends' recent walk for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Toronto and Central Ontario was very successful, as all four walkers completed the 134-kilometre walk to Niagara-on-the-Lake. More...
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Much art, diversion and history
Studio Tour King was a great way to conclude more than a week of the artistic and cultural activity of Arts Festival King. Arts Society King President Garry Conway was involved in the tour, with samples of his nature photography on display at Laskay Hall. More...
•Fund-raiser for one-parent group
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 Sports Beat
•Lamaze overtakes lead in Canadian League World Cup standings
King resident Eric Lamaze overtook the lead in the Canadian League World Cup Standings following his win in the $70,000 Grand Prix Jumping du Quebec World Cup Qualifier, held July 9 at the CSI-W Blainville Jumping International in Blainville, Quebec. More...
•Shadowgate Equestrian Centre in Innisfil is a rare breed
•The Inside Pitch
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 Nobleton Notes
•Nobleton Notes
Horticultural icon is remembered
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church The Food Bank and Clothing Circle will be open this Saturday (July 29) from 9 until 11 a.m. More...
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