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Family Day could be expensive, Conservatives believe By Bill Rea Ontarians will be getting a new statutory holiday for the first time next month, but there are concerns it's going to cost a lot of money. The creation of he new Feb. 18 holiday, to be known as Family Day, was promised by Premier Dalton Mcguinty during the fall provincial election campaign. More ...
A new year is going to see some population growth in a place like King, but it sometimes takes a while for things to start. According to the best information obtained by the Sentinel, the first baby of the year in King entered the world Jan. 12 at 12:35 a.m. More ...
There was a packed house at the Parish hall of Christ Anglican Church in Kettleby Saturday for the traditional Robbie Burns Supper, held in support of the Country Music School House. Nobleton area resident Frank Scully delivered the Address to the Haggis, which was born into the hall by David Lancas... More ... Road conditions keep Township very busy By Jon Yaneff During the last couple of weeks, the winter has had a very large presence in King, and Township staff have been up to the task. Roads Foreman Steve Gillies said the Township's plows were out on the roads steadily from Dec. 27 until 4 a.m. Jan. 2. More ... Food bank will operate Saturday The King Township Food Bank will be open for business this Saturday (Jan. 26) 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 ... Region cites Kingbridge for best practices in public health and safety The Kingbridge Conference Centre and Institute, near King City, has been recognized during the recent National Environment Public Health awareness week for its relentless commitment to public health and safety. More ...
There was a good crowd of hungry people out Saturday at the Schomberg community and Agricultural Arena for the annual Pancake Breakfast, hosted by Mayor Margaret Black and Township councillors. Black had words of welcome for all in attendance, as well as greetings for the New Year. She was flanked h... More ... Province puts up money for extra officers in York Residents of York Region can look forward to enhanced community safety as the McGuinty government delivers on its commitment to provide funding for additional police officers, local MPPs announced Monday. "We're giving police the tools and resources they need to do their jobs and keep Ontarians s... More ... Province praised by environmental groups for Lake Simcoe plans By Chris Simon Local environmental groups have praised the Ontario government's latest steps towards the clean-up of Lake Simcoe. The province recently announced immediate plans to address municipal and industrial sewage discharge limits, and create stronger requirements for storm water facilities. More ...
How would like to win this Harley Davidson Sportster? The Lions Clubs of Bond Head and Beeton have joined together to raffle this machine off. The Draw will be May 13, and the second prize will be $5,000. The bike was on view at Schomberg IGA, where Lion William Vernon was selling a ticket to King C... More ... |
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