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July 1, 2009
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VIEWING GARDENS IN THE RAIN
The weather wasn't very cooperative, especially in the early going, but the Schomberg Horticultural Society went ahead with their annual Garden Tour Sunday. There were six impressive gardens to be seen, representing various sizes and composition. Cheryl Fisher is seen in the middle of her small, but... More...
Tree bylaw progressing
By David Anderson

The King Environmental Advisory Committee (KEAC) was barking up the right tree when they came before council last week to seek direction in developing a tree bylaw. The staff recommendation was approved, which called for council to give such direction. More...

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 News
•Region freeing up land for new arena
York Regional council last week gave King Township the okay to transfer lands no longer required at the Schomberg Water Pollution Control Plant for funding for a new arena. Mayor Margaret Black has expressed delight in the Region's approval. More...
•GOODBYE MR. YOUNG
•WRONG PICTURE SUBMITTED
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 Community
•Plenty of events happening in second week of ASK Festival King
July is here, summer is here and the fourth annual Arts Festival King is in full swing. Hosted by Art Society King (ASK), this monthlong festival is aimed at showing off the rich and diverse artistic talent that exists within the borders of the township. More...
•Correction
•Summer fun starts at King Township Museum
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 Columns
•Bill's Bulletin Board
There is no doubt Thursday was a sad day for the entertainment world, with the death of two of the undisputed superstars of the field. I was never a particular fan of either Michael Jackson or Farrah Fawcett, but such personal idolization is not required to understand the impact they had on their... More...
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 Editorial
•Summer is a time for fun, and also for caution
With the possible exception of the holiday season, is there a time of year most of us look forward to with greater anticipation than summer? It's hard to imagine. The kids especially must be on top of the world this week. More...
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 Letters
•Councillor responds
I read Peter Grandilli's letter in last week's Sentinel with interest and some consternation. I have worked very closely with the Township's operations department and the CAO to come up with reasonable alternatives for the implementation of the Nobleton sewer project; recognizing that a signific... More...
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 Sports Beat
•Wayne Dove golf tournament a success
The Schomberg Cougars Executive would like to thank all of those who participated and braved the elements in the fifth annual Wayne Dove Alumni Golf Tournament held at Innisfil Creek Golf Club on June 20. Everyone's continued involvement in this annual event helps us to keep Wayne's passion alive. T... More...
•First day of summer has King baseball swinging
•King City/Schomberg recreational house league
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 Schools
•Support, and some reservations, expressed for all-day kindergarten
The Ontario government is kicking off full-day kindergarten classes in a big way. Premier Dalton McGuinty announced recently the government will spend $200 million in 2010 and another $300 million in 2011 to get the project off the ground. More...
•Full-day learning key to building a brighter future for Ontario
•Elementary schools in King send forth the Class of 2009
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 King's Corners
•King's Corners
Missionary to address Overtimers
King Bible Church The King Bible Church Overtimers (Seniors) invite you to an exciting meeting July 14 at 1 pm. The speaker will be Marion Jean Grant (Missionary). Refreshments will be served. More...
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 Nobleton Notes
•Nobleton Notes
For Canada Day, read some of the details on the origins of O Canada
Bible Fun Camp at St. Paul's Register for a fun-filled, Jesus-themed half-day Bible Fun Camp for kids from four to 12 years old. Bible Fun Camp is next week (July 6 to 10), from 9 a.m. to noon. Phone the church office at (905) 859- 0843 to register. There is no cost for this terrific camp exp... More...
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