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Join Earth Hour events, be a part of a journey towards a greener, more sustainable future
March 12, 2025 · 0 Comments
Help King Township celebrate planet Earth by taking part in a series of free educational environmental initiatives taking place this March as we head into ...
New service provides direct access to zoning staff for personalized support
Have you ever wondered about the zoning processes and regulations of King Township?Now, you can get all your questions answered with the launch of the ...
Suspects facing multiple charges after failed carjacking in King
nvestigators with the York Regional Police Hold-Up Unit have laid multiple charges against three men after a failed carjacking in the Township of King. On Jan. 9, at 8:22 p.m., police responded to an attempted carjacking in the area of King Road and Highway 27. The victim was travelling on King Road when their vehicle was rear ended by the suspect vehicle. As the victim exited, two suspects approached wearing face coverings and at least one was armed with a firearm.
Churches hold ‘SOUPer Bowl’
No doubt many people will be watching the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 9 – Chiefs or Eagles?Did you know that there is another event happening ...
Victims urged to come forward in fraud investigation
Police are asking anyone who has come in contact with a King man to come forward and help them in their investigation.Investigators with the York ...
Nobleton Lions present Pavilons with Helen Keller Fellowship
With the creed, “Service to Others” in mind, the Nobleton Lions Club presented Mark Pavilons with the prestigious Helen Keller Fellowship. The award is given to Lions and community members for “untiring service,” and given “light in the darkness” and compassion to their fellow human beings.
Courtney Allen named new Fire Chief for King Township
Following a competitive recruitment process, King Township is pleased to announce that Courtney Allen has been named the new Fire Chief of King Fire and ...
Trust and respect keys to successful dog training
Our canine family members love us unconditionally. We want them to “behave,” and act, well, like a family member. That takes training, practice and some key fundamental behavioural tweaks.
Schomberg’s Don Dippo appointed to the Order of Canada for founding ‘Borderless Higher Education for Refugees’
Former Schomberg resident Don Dippo is enjoying retirement life in British Columbia where he has rejoined his children on the West Coast. “We moved out to Comox Valley two years ago. All four of our children had relocated to BC so the move made sense to us. It’s great to see our two grandchildren regularly, instead of on Zoom. We’ve seen more of them in two years than we saw in 10 years.”
Fire Chief Jim Wall retires, leaving a legacy behind in King
Jim Wall is a fighter. And he’s a champion in his own class. Most people know him as King’s Fire Chief and a veteran firefighter. But others see him as fighting for the community, on a daily basis.
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