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King Christian School marks its 75th
February 14, 2018 · 0 Comments
From one teacher and 19 students, to a staff of 19 responsible for the education of 130 students in a new facility, King Christian School ...
Zero doesn’t really mean zero
As I read the Feb. 8 edition of the King Weekly Sentinel, I did so with a great deal of skepticism and incredulity. There were ...
Staff, public concerned about plan for 88 homes
A plan for 88 homes near King City drew concerns from both Township staff and residents. Bushland Heights Ltd. is looking for amendments to both the Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw to permit their plans for 88 detached homes, east of Jane Street and north of King Road. The applicant is looking for relief to increase residential density and reduce environmental buffer zones on the property.
Road works, taxes topics explored at Nobleton forum
The first the “Meet the Mayor and Ward Councillors” gathering of the year was held Feb. 6. Residents joined Mayor Steve Pellegrini and Councillor David ...
Reader questions intentions of Bill 139
One has to question the Provincial government’s motivation with its new legislation, Bill 139, “Building Better Communities and Conserving Watersheds Act 2017,” wherein it plans ...
Cougars against the wall in PJHL first round playoffs
A late-game collapse spoiled what could have tied the series for the Schomberg Cougars against the Alliston Hornets on Friday. The Cougars now find themselves in a three-game hole in the first round of the Provincial Junior Hockey League playoffs.
No increase in King’s 2018 budget
King residents received a bit of a break on their residential tax bills, thanks to a zero increase in this year’s budget. King is the only municipality in York, and perhaps all of the GTA, to do this. King council approved the 2018 operating and capital budgets Monday, after staff worked diligently to whittle down a previously recommended 2% hike.
SIU investigating after King City crash
The province’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has been called to investigate a single-vehicle collision in King City. The unit was called in following the crash, which injured the 41-year-old female driver.
Pesticide actions run contrary to science
First, congratulations to King Township for becoming Canada’s 9th Bee City involving an embryonic program to create pollinator habitat across the township. May the program ...
Cougars draw Alliston Hornets in PJHL playoffs first round
It’s a case of deja-vu for the Schomberg Cougars, though they hope this year’s PJHL playoffs will produce different results. For the fourth year in a row, the Junior C Cougars will face off against the Alliston Hornets in a postseason series, the third time they will meet in the first round.
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