King Weekly Sentinel

King City’s Moyer gets a taste of international snowboarding competition

It’s been a whirlwind of a winter for King City-born Haili Moyer, a 17-year old snowboarder looking to make her mark in the expanding sport of snowboard cross.

Lam takes gold in provincial skating championship

King City’s Jordan Lam is quickly establishing himself within the provincial skating community, earning his second first-place finish in competition in just over a month.

Why dogs are better than our biggest ‘money pits’

Children, like dogs, seem to like me. Call it animal magnetism. Children aren’t like cars, motorcycles, airplanes, your favourite CD or even a really good pair of jeans.

Elementary school kids reach for the stars

While space may be the final frontier, for elementary students in Bolton and Virginia, it’s gotten a lot closer. St. Thomas Moore School in Arlington, Virgina, and Bolton’s St. John Paul II Elementary School have teamed up to build, launch and monitor a micro satellite.

Precision Arms meets the needs of consumers

Precision Arms is renowned the world over for its resident gunsmith, and the venerable King business is just as astute when it comes to outfitting outdoor enthusiasts from head to toe.

King’s ‘Diva in the Rough’ set to release CD

Wearing her heart on her sleeve, King’s singing sweetheart is set to pull on the heartstrings of music lovers with her newest CD release.

Bid for Nobleton plaza raises concerns

Residents are concerned a new commercial plaza proposed for Nobleton will not fit in with the quaint character of the community.

Neighbourhood Networks to add King to its umbrella

King Township is the last piece to the puzzle in a large-scale non-profit network that will bring together all municipalities of York’s N6.

King councillor praises farmers, stresses importance of plan review on TV show

As the province launches its 2015 review into the Greenbelt and Oak Ridges Moraine plans, the subject got a boost on national TV recently from a King councillor.