March 2015 Archive

A Parade of Horses is coming to the region

The world is coming to the region for the Pan Am Games this summer and the equestrian industry is gearing up for the world-class show.

Visitors meet King’s four-legged residents at 11th Farm Tour

From young emus and piglets to well trained horses, visitors to the 11th annual Farm Tour Saturday got a glimpse into a wide variety of agricultural operations.

King trying to meet bylaw enforcement challenges

Enforcing municipal bylaws is a challenge. Residents may be quick to criticize the Township, but King has upped the ante in 2015.

Remarkable journey to the fire hall

We never want to see a full equipped firefighter at our front door, but we take comfort knowing they’re only a few minutes out. But for little Timmy or Suzie, they look up to the men and women in uniform in so many ways.

Resident’s family has grown immeasurably

Family journeys are as unique as its members. For some, it’s a rather uneventful path, but for others, the journey is quite remarkable.

Draft Trails Master Plan presented to council

The Committee of the Whole was given an update on the development of the draft Trails Master Plan at the meeting March 9.

Accused not criminally responsible in double murder

A Schomberg man has been acquitted in a 2011 double homicide.

Lloyd finds her niche as a volunteer firefighter

A desire and commitment to be part of a life-saving community team is what drives members of the King Fire & Emergency Services.

Alliston Hornets claim 2014-15 GOMHL Championship

And in a heartbeat, the Schomberg Cougars’ unpredictable playoff run was over.

Hundreds of supporters for Schomberg charity pond hockey

Two pieces of local history are closer to being back on the road after a charity pond hockey tournament raised thousands of dollars for repairs.

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