Nobleton Skating Club celebrated their 50th anniversary over the weekend with its ice show, A Skate Down Memory Lane. The show was a tribute to the history of Nobleton over the last 50 years. There were three shows in all. Turn to page 15 for more scenes of the big event. Photo by Jon Yaneff More...
King councillors and the public were told Monday night that the Township is now looking at a property tax increase of 5.94 per cent. That just covers the local portion of the proposed tax hike, and does not take into account taxes that will be imposed by York Region or for education. The Region h... More...
King Blooms is excited about hosting the Spring . . . At Last Fashion Show tomorrow (Thursday), according to show coordinator Lynda Rogers. The call for participation to the King Chamber of Commerce brought an overwhelming response. More...
Her acrylics and watercolours depict floral and landscapes of the heart of King Township to perfection. Marianne Broome is an award-winning artist from King and will feature her artwork for the third annual Studio Tour King 2008, which takes place April 26 and 27 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. More...
Being a small-C conservative, I would generally enthusiastically favour what a guy like Bob Runciman is up to. But his latest move has me wondering why he's only going after half the target. Runciman, a Progressive Conservative, is the interim opposition leader in the provincial legislature at Q... More...
The province last week released the annual list of employees in the provincial public sector who made more than $100,000 last year. The list can be accessed at the provincial government's Web site, by choosing "finance" under ministries (that's how we found it). More...
I hear the community meeting last Sunday on the possible gas-fired power plant in King was well attended and it was a disaster from the perspective of sharing with the community what is actually going on. More...
A Skate Down Memory Lane was a fitting way for the Nobleton Skating Club to celebrate its 50th anniversary over the weekend, and event that drew recognition from the likes of Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Lt.- Gov. David Onley, Premier Dalton McGuinty and Mayor Margaret Bl... More...
All Saints' Anglican Church Submitted by Claire Alexander Set aside that loonie to remember your admission to All Saints' enormous rummage sale, this Saturday (April 12), from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Maybe you'll find a million-dollar treasure. More...
Horticulture "A foggy night in Nobleton town. It had me low and had me down. I viewed the evening with alarm. Coffee at Tim Hortons had lost its charm. How long I wondered could this thing last but the age of miracles hadn't passed . . . More...
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