February 21, 2007 / Front Page

News

Councillors hear from public on the proposals for the 2007 budget

Proposed tax increases are too high, some ditches in King City are too deep, more work needs to be done in other areas and there were dire warnings of a possible tanking of the American economy. More...

Great time at All Saints' Caribbean Party

There was a good crowd out Friday night to try and shake off the winter blues at the annual Caribbean Party at All Saints' Anglican Church in King City. Church member Alexander Glassford and his family were up performing too. More...

Tickets on sale for this year's Kingfest

Fans of top Canadian roots, blues, folk and country talent like Bruce Cockburn and Prairie Oyster, and supporters of mainstream local talent including York Region Media Group's famed Celebration of the Arts can now buy weekend passes for Kingfest Mu More...

Sports Beat

Cougars season is over after being swept by Alliston

In many ways, the last game of the year for the Schomberg Cougars was indicative of the way much of their season went. Their play was somewhat better than the final score would indicate, but things were decisive in the end. More...

KNIGHTS ELIMINATED BY ORILLIA

The NobleKing novice rep Knights, sponsored by CIP Group, gave it all they had, but they weren't able to stave off elimination Saturday at the hands of their Orillia opponents. The visitors won the game 5-2 to take the series in three straight. More...

Community Hall is there to stay

It does need some work, but there are no plans on the part of King Township to get rid of Nobleton Community Hall, or convert it to a storage area or to change its uses in any way. More...

HOT TIME AT ALL SAINTS'

Fire was not among the great dishes available Friday night at the annual Caribbean Party at All Saints' Anglican Church in King City. This Tropicano Fire Eater was part of the entertainment for the evening. Turn to page 2 for more Caribbean scenes. More...

Council defers debate on school variance

There might be a solution in the works between The Country Day School and some of its neighbours. More...

Columns

Bill's Bulletin Board

With all the driving I do in and around King Township, I guess it's a little surprising that I never found myself in this certain situation sooner. More...

Editorial

Editorial

King Township is not a business

The on-going deliberations of King Township's budget for 2007 is producing a virtual kaleidoscope of emotions and conflicting views on the amount of taxes that should be collected and what should be done with the money. More...

Letters

CCKT still opposing variance

The following letter, addressed to Mayor Margaret Black and King Township councillors, was submitted to the Sentinel for publication. More...

Arts & Entertainment

Art on display at Township offices

The newly renovated King Township municipal offices in King City are looking somewhat more attractive these days, thanks to displays of the creations of numerous local artists. More...

Watercolour workshop at the museum

Accomplished King watercolour artist Ken MacFarlane will be teaching a one day intermediate level workshop at the King Township Museum Feb. 24. More...

King's Corners

King's Corners

Next contemporary service will usher in Lent at King City United

All Saints' Anglican Church As always, you are welcome to come and join us for any of our services. On Sundays we have a quiet and prayerful Eucharist in the Chapel at 8 a.m. More...

Nobleton Notes

Nobleton Notes

St. Mary's committee meets next week

Nobleton United Church Nobleton United Church extends a warm welcome to all to come and worship with us at our regular time Sundays at 11:15 a.m. The photo shoot for the Photo Directory continues Feb. 24 and then May 4. More...