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Resident loses cash
January 30, 2014 · 0 Comments
A King resident has reported losing an envelope with a substantial amount of cash in it. It may have happened at the Nobleton plaza, Zehrs ...
OMB dismisses appeal for banquet hall
The Ontario Municipal Board agrees that a banquet hall doesn’t belong on the Oak Ridges Moraine. Further, it’s not considered a recreational use.
Cougars get bogged down by foes; lose 3
The Schomberg Cougars Junior C hockey club faced a tough week, something that hasn’t happened often this season. It started off with a big home and home series with the Alliston Hornets on Thursday and Friday night.
Tykes provide thrilling on-ice action
By Jeff Doner Regular season play carried on for the NobleKing Knights all weekend at both the King City and Nobleton arenas. On Saturday morning, ...
Public encouraged to meet the mayor and councillors
Residents are encouraged to be engaged in their community. And local politicians are giving them an informal, up-close opportunity to do just that. The meet and greet sessions to discuss ward or Township issues run February, March and April.
Atom A Knights win silver
Congratulations to the NobleKing atom A hockey team who proudly represented their home centre as finalists in the NobleKing Challenge Cup, which was held in ...
King’s Pietrangelo skates for Canada at Games
NHL defenceman Alex Pietrangelo’s name can now be added to the long list of King Township residents who have represented Canada on the world stage at the Olympics. Last week, Hockey Canada announced the 25-player roster nominated to represent Canada at the upcoming Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia. Pietrangelo, a King City native, was one of the eight defencemen to be named to the squad, and deservedly so.
Cougars split games, remain tied in second place
With just five games remaining in the season, the Junior C Schomberg Cougars are tied for second place with the Alliston Hornets with 51 points in the GMOJCHL standings.
St. Joseph’s hosts benefit concert for Saving Laura
By Brock Weir Laura, a Grade 2 student at St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School, spent this Christmas a long way from home. Staying with her ...
CCKT urges citizens to attend OMB hearing
By Greg Locke Chair, CCKT On behalf of CCKT I would like to inform and encourage you to attend an important, local and potentially precedent-setting ...
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