May 2014 Archive
Paying respect to the ‘good, old days’
Every generation has its unique insights and plight in our society. And every generation makes jest of the previous one.
Theft at Community Yard Sale
This is a letter to the person(s) who stole the 4 hat boxes from my table at the Community Yard Sale in King. Stealing is ...
Expansion plans for Seneca’s King Campus move forward
The Seneca College King Campus expansion project is moving full steam ahead.
Grandilli requests resolution to prevent sign pollution
Councillor Peter Grandilli is tired of seeing signs littering the corner of King Road and Highway 27 in Nobleton and he is going to do something about it.
Candidates anxious to hit campaign trail
Ontario voters will be heading to the polls to elect Ontario's 41st Parliament on Thursday, June 12.
Veteran wrangler worked with Hollywood’s best
Every piece of art and every framed photograph in John “Frenchie” Berger’s Nobleton home has a story and some meaning behind it. If only they could talk.
Robots take over school gym
More than 200 students from 14 York Region schools packed the gym at Nobleton Public School for the 10th annual Lego Robotics Tournament recently.
Ash borer threatening trees in King, York
Ash trees in and around York region are in immediate danger from the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). The infestation has killed millions of ash trees across North America.
Maintaining a sense of community
Our sense of community has changed over the decades. Our lives are quite hectic these days and we have to contend with many stresses. When times are tough, or at least a little complex, we need the comfort of friends and neighbours.
CDS rugby girls in the thick of competition
The senior girls rugby team at Country Day School has a carved themselves out a solid reputation over the years and the 2014 squad is no different.
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