September 5, 2024 · 0 Comments
King Township is hosting a pair of in-person Community Open Houses on the Doctors Lane and Old King Road Neighbourhood Plans to seek input from ...
Investigators with the York Regional Police Major Collision Investigation Unit are seeking witnesses after a pedestrian was fatally struck in the Township of King.On Tuesday, ...
The entire King community is mourning the tragic loss of a local teen. Jack Shepherd, 16, died Aug. 16 in an ATV accident in Schomberg. He’s described as a “ray of light” to all who knew him. Jack’s uncle Randy Shepherd, a King firefighter, and minor hockey president, noted the family received thousands of messages over the past week.
Investigators with the York Regional Police Homicide Unit are appealing for witnesses after a Vaughan man was reported missing under suspicious circumstances from the Township ...
The Enrich King community grant program has successfully completed its first round of funding, distributing approximately $7,000 to local community groups. This exciting initiative aims ...
King Township has a cushion of almost $30-million in reserves. The current balance of all reserve funds (including library) is $52.1 million, with $22.5 million earmarked for various projects. That leaves a balance of $29.6 million.
King Township has unveiled a new public-facing traffic study request queue. This innovative tool allows residents to easily check the timing of data collection results ...
The future of the Nobleton Community Hall is still up in the air. Chris Fasciano, Director of Community Services, recent noted that currently, staff do not have direction on future plans, uses or improvements for the facility from council. However, staff are in the process of developing options and intend to present them to council for direction in the future.
King’s Township-Wide Recreation Centre, located at 1600 15th Sideroad in King City, now officially has its name. Zancor Homes is the new naming rights partner ...
Things will be a little quieter in three spots in King, thanks to a whistle cessation agreement between the Township and Metrolinx. King council okayed the bylaw to stop train whistling at crossings on Station Road, Dufferin Street and the 15th Sideroad.
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