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March 5, 2008  RSS feed

STUDENTS HAVE FUN IN THE SNOW
If we must have winter, we might as well have some fun with it. That's what students at the Eva L. Dennis campus of King City Public School were doing Friday, as they took part in a winter play day. This hockey game was among the numerous activities taking place there. Turn to page 8 for more scenes of winter fun. More...
York staff to report on lights at Jane and Cardinal
By Bill Rea

While there are no easy answers, Mayor Margaret Black believes some traffic signals could soon be going on Highway 9. More...

Change the batteries in your smoke alarms
Clocks go forward this weekend

Would you like some more light in your days? After this weekend, you're going to have it. Daylight time starts this weekend, so be sure to set your clocks and other time keeping devices ahead one hour before retiring Saturday night. More...

 News
• Mayors encouraged that environmental commissioner understands their concerns
The province has some great ideas for environmental protection in Ontario, but municipalities have not been given the necessary equipment to act upon them. Ontario's Environment Commissioner Gord Miller realizes that, and that was good news Friday for the Greater Toronto Countryside Mayors Alliance. More...
• Federal budget draws praise from many quarters
• article has image Contestants are vying to be the second Schomberg Idol
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 Columns
• article has image Bill's Bulletin Board
We'll start this week with a question that I'm sure is driving most of you right out of your minds. Are you tired of this winter yet? Tell me this isn't a sure sign of someone who couldn't think of anything else to write about this week. More...
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 Editorial
• The budget was boring, but responsible
Editorial
Accepting the very reality that we could be having a federal election some time this year, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, presumably under the marching orders of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, could have taken two basic approaches to last week's budget. More...
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 Letters
• Canada Post is there to deliver mail
In reply to your editorial about the change of postal service and rural delivery (Feb. 13 edition of the Sentinel): Much to my regret, the only MP who seems genuinely interested in restoring the rural mail system to the individual mailboxes is and was Lui Temelkovski, whom I have contacted several times regarding this issue. More...
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 Sports Beat
• article has image Wild offer some surprises for Royals in second playoff round
When a team faces a club in the playoffs that they have mauled in the regular season, they normally expect an easy time. The King Wild spent much of the weekend ruining that fantasy for the Temiscaming Royals. More...
• Final baseball registration will be Saturday
• article has image NIGHTS ELIMINATE INNISFLIN FOUR
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 All Around Schomberg
• Celebrate St. Patrick's
All around Schomberg
St. Patrick's Day at St. Patrick The Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Women's League of Saint Patrick parish in Schomberg are co-hosting a Saint Patrick's Day Dinner and Social March 15 rom 4:30 p.m. to midnight at Schomberg Community Hall. More...
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 King's Corners
• World Day of Prayer Friday at All Saints'
King's Corners
All Saints' Anglican Church Submitted by Claire Alexander Both men and women are invited this year to All Saints' for the World Day of Prayer this Friday (March 7), at 1:30 p.m., followed by refreshments. Extra parking will be available on Doctors Lane. More...
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 Nobleton Notes
• Holy Week and Easter events to be held at the local churches
Nobleton Notes
Holy Week at St. Paul's Mark your calendars for the dates and times of these events at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church during Holy Week. Next Sunday (March 16) is Palm Sunday. We will have a special Palm Sunday processional starting at 9:45 a.m. More...
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