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Councillors hear from public on the proposals for the 2007 budget By Bill Rea 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. That's part of what happened Monday night when King councillors heard input from the public on the 2007... More ...
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 Music Celebration at an early bird price of $45 from... More ...
Here are three more young people who are vying to be the first Schomberg Idol. The Schomberg Agricultural Society, in co-operation with Arcadia Academy of Music in Nobleton, is sponsoring the contest, which is aimed at promoting community pride and involvement, cultural environment, youth involveme... More ... Free passes to 100 year olds When you reach your 100th birthday, York Region has a present for you - free rides on the local transit system. Regional council recently approved a motion to issue a free pass to access any transportation service offered by York Region, upon request, by any individual who reaches the age of 100. More ...
Buxton bell officially rings in Black History Month By Bill Rea Local sculptor Brett Davis recently completed a replica bell commissioned by the Buxton National Historic Site, but it's making a few stops before it gets to its new home. One of those stops is Queen's Park, where it was ceremonially rung last Wednesday, as part of the observances for Black Histor... More ... Food bank will operate Saturday The King Township Food Bank will be open for business this Saturday (Feb. 24) from 9 until 11 a.m. Depots will be running out of St. Mary Magdalene's Anglican Church in Schomberg, St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Nobleton and All Saints' Anglican Church in King City. More ... Bridal Guide 2007 Things to do after saying 'I do' - Changing important documents If you are planning to change your last name after you get married, don't forget to make all the necessary name changes on your important documents. Advise your financial institutions (such as banks and insurance companies) that your marital status has changed so that they can update your records. More ... Bridal Guide 2007 Romantic escapes February is the month for love; it's a time for celebrating relationships young and old, recently discovered and longcherished. Romance lives on palm-fringed beaches caressed by azure seas; it blossoms under Caribbean skies scented with coconut and jasmine; it reclines on cushioned chaise lounges a... More ...
Dorothy Izzard's efforts to support the Oak Ridges Moraine have been ongoing, and so has the recognition she's received in return. That latest came last Monday, when the King Township resident was one of the recipients of a Moraine For Life award. More ... Nobleton WI hosting district event The Nobleton Women's Institute will be hosting the York Centre District luncheon and euchre Feb. 27 at Nobleton Community Hall. The luncheon starts at noon sharp. Tickets are $12 each. There will be door prizes, euchre prizes and draw prizes, some come out and take part in the card play. More ... Learn about stewardship on moraine Landowners in the area are invited to an evening of short presentations and information on stewardship on the Oak Ridges Moraine. Organized by the Caring for the Moraine project: Western Headwaters Area, the event will take place Feb. 22 at Schomberg Community and Agricultural Arena. More ... |
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