July 2013 Archive

King farmer gives nature its due through stewardship

Tom Dobson had a vision. And in his case, it has meant perfecting what nature has so thoughtfully provided.

Storm damage in King Township

The storm that hit on Friday created funnel clouds in King just south of Kettleby. Damage to trees in some areas was extensive. Two properties ...

Kitchen returns to his roots with ultimate prize

It has been a while since Stanley Cup champion Mike Kitchen has played hockey in Schomberg, but friends, family and fans made sure to give him the proper greeting when he came back carrying the Stanley Cup last weekend.

Mayor’s golf tournament raises $105,000

A great turnout for the third annual Mayor’s Golf Tournament will see a nice injection of funding to community projects.

King Township Museum looking for public input

The Museum Strategic Business Plan is moving forward with the next step being a community engagement meeting. Please join them Tuesday, July 30 at 7 ...

Collaboration leads to success

Bill Cober is a student of teamwork and collaboration. He also doesn’t mind if his fellow councillors peek at his papers.

Playthings soothe a complex mind

The more complicated the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of play.

Townhouse development is not people friendly

Regarding the townhouse development in Nobleton, I am disappointed to see Township planning support so many variances to our bylaws, which were designed as the ...

8th not suitable for Slokker access

The 8th Concession is a quiet country road. It has blind driveways and blind hills along almost its entire length. It is not a suitable ...

Garden Tour showcased Nobleton and King City

The sun shone, the people came and the gardens were beautiful. Sunday, July 14, the Nobleton and King City Horticultural Society held a garden tour ...

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