Letters to the Editor

• Cleve Mortelliti extends his thanks for all the support
• Contradiction over drive-through
• Overdue extension to take four years?
• ASK lauds Sentinel coverage
• Student overwhelmed by King support

Articles

• Council votes to purchase iconic statue for new municipal centre
• Praise abounds for retiring councillor Linda Pabst
• Food Bank’s newest board member leads by example
• King okays ground lease for recreation complex
• Little Abby Eveson leaves a legacy of perseverance
• Cescolini, Schneider, join incumbents on King council
• Council opposes marijuana retail outlets, opts out of plan
• Plenty of parking in King’s villages, consultants say
• Special volunteers given fond farewell
• New municipal centre is for the people

Letters

Cleve Mortelliti extends his thanks for all the support

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all those who supported me over the years. The job of a local councillor is often described ...

Contradiction over drive-through

Sometimes, your newspaper gives me a case of “cognitive dissonance” where government policies and public statements are concerned. I’ve been reading about the latest imbroglio ...

Overdue extension to take four years?

I was very pleased to read in the May 10 edition of the Weekly Sentinel that the extension of the 427 to Major Mackenzie Drive ...

ASK lauds Sentinel coverage

Arts Society King (ASK) is fortunate to receive fantastic support and recognition from King’s local community newspaper, under Mark Pavilons’s leadership and editorial guidance. Over ...

Student overwhelmed by King support

The generosity of King residents continues to amaze me. I am really overwhelmed by the donations I received to help fund my volunteer mission to Guatemala later ...

Headline News

Provincial government lauds $50,000 grant for Schomberg rejuvenation

Main Street in Schomberg is getting a huge boost to the village’s revitalization project. King-Vaughan MPP Stephen Lecce made his first announcement in Schomberg on Friday since assuming his office in Queen’s Park in June, announcing a $50,000 grant towards the project.

Province launches environmental plan at Cold Creek

Ontario’s new environmental plan will meet global reduction targets without “picking the pockets of taxpayers.” King’s rural topography drew officials from Queen’s Park last week, to officially launch the new Preserving and Protecting our Environment for Future Generations: A Made-in-Ontario Environment Plan.