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January 16, 2008  RSS feed

MESSAGE GOING TO TROOPS
Oak Ridges - Markham MP Lui Temelkovski hosted his annual New Year's levee last Wednesday in Markham, and he asked people attending to sign this banner of support, which is to be sent to Canadian troops serving in Afghanistan. Temelkovski himself added his signature here. More...
Shift designation delayed by desire for more dialogue
By Anneleen Naudts

Efforts to place a heritage desigation on Richard Serra's famous Shift sculpture in King City hit a bit of a snag at Monday's council meeting, as property owners requested more time for dialogue. King Township Heritage Committee (KTHC), in its appeal to council to consider designating the portion of land containing Shift at 12605 Keele St. More...

Hydro One holding information session on transformer station

Hydro One will be holding its third Public Information Centre at Holland Marsh District Christian School to discuss the proposed construction of the Holland Transformer Station. It will be Jan. 30, beginning with an open house at 6 p.m., followed by a presentation from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. More...

 News
• Three house fires in King, and only one had smoke alarms
Three residential fires in King in the first 11 days of 2008 is three too many. That is the opinion of Township Fire Chief Bryan Burbidge. The latest fire, he reported, was at 7:44 Friday morning at a house in the Schomberg area. More...
• Dinner gala for Brandan's Eye Research Fund
• Plenty of support forproposed new residential lots in Pottageville
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 Editorial
• article has image Bill's Bulletin Board
Men have spent centuries, if not longer, lamenting on their inability to understand the opposite sex. Much literature has been devoted to this topic. I don't think there are many men who have graduated from their teens who would be unable to add to the pile of documentation, and that includes me. More...
• Enjoy your holiday that's coming in February
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 Letters
• Praise for local fire brigade
Letter to the Editor
The following letter, addressed to King Township Fire Chief Bryan Burbidge, was submitted to the Sentinel for publication. Last Tuesday (Jan. 8), we were in the unfortunate position of having our home struck by lightning which resulted in a very large fire. More...
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 Sports Beat
• article has image Three more tough losses last week for the Cougars
It was not a good week for the Schomberg Cougars. The local heroes of junior C hockey endured three losses playing on the road. But it was the third defeat, coming Sunday night in Fergus against the Devils, that produced the most promising signs. More...
• Big second period propels a King Wild 6-3 win Saturday
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 All Around Schomberg
• All around Schomberg
Happy Times Euchre Club Submitted by Shirley Stonehouse The Happy Times Euchre Club returned to their regular play last Wednesday after the holidays. The top player among the ladies was Elaine Ruddy, followed by Shirley Stonehouse, Mary Hammett and Irene Palmer. The lucky draw was won by Marjorie Williamson. More...
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 King's Corners
• Harmony Chorale Concert at King City United this Saturday night
All Saints' Anglican Church Submitted by Claire Alexander While some are going on winter holidays, either to ski or to find a warmer haven, we invite those at home to worship with us Sundays. Join the early risers at 8 a.m. More...
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 Nobleton Notes
• Nobleton Notes
St. Paul's Youth Group will help serve dinner at Evangel Hall
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church Youth Group to Evangel Hall Are you in Grades 9 to 12? Then you can join the Youth Group at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, as they travel downtown to Evangel Hall to help serve dinner this Saturday (Jan. 19). We will leave the church at 3 p.m. and return around 10 p.m. More...
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