November 2013 Archive

Speed skaters carve up the ice at first King event

King Township’s first ever speed skating meet was a huge success, as skaters from all over Ontario descended upon the Trisan Centre in Schomberg for the event on Saturday. The King Speed Skating Club and its members hosted the event and participated in a full day of races and fun events.

Equestrian Holly Cathers earns titles, receives award

Junior Equestrian Holly Cathers of King pulled off a great summer of horse shows by winning the Vern Mason Award at Palgrave,  the CET Mini ...

Can politicians stop being human?

Mark Pavilons “Ninety percent of the politicians give the other ten per cent a bad reputation.” Henry A. Kissinger   Society has poked fun of ...

More options needed for Schomberg arena

Regarding “Community and Care Complex proposed for old Schomberg Arena,” is this really the best we can do? Putting what is essentially a nursing home ...

Spreading cheer via Nobleton Christmas Drive

It’s time to spread some cheer around to families in need this holiday season.  In keeping with the Christmas spirit, the Nobleton Christmas Drive, now ...

Home and community care complex proposed for old Schomberg Arena

A proposal has been made to re-purpose the Schomberg Agricultural Arena and Community Centre. Caregiver Omnimedia has submitted a proposal for the King Institute of Home and Community Care Complex. A report on the matter was presented at the committee of the whole meeting on Nov. 4.

Councillors discuss issues with waste collection

Problems with the Township’s waste collection provider keep piling up. The matter was brought up yet again under new business at a recent King council meeting.

Local Scout earns Duke of Edinburgh Award

By Bill Rea The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award program continues to be a going concern, and that was demonstrated Friday, as about 70 young people ...

Christmas in Kettleby offers first-hand glimpse into artisans’ crafts

There are many seasonal craft shows that draw crowds of eager shoppers. But few compare to the unique boutique event in Kettleby, where “We Still Believe.”

International flavour abounds at Il Giordano Toscano

You just can’t bring the beautiful scenery of Tuscany to King Township. But you can create a welcoming atmosphere and serve up some international dishes with a European flare. That’s the goal of Il Giordano Toscano Ristorante, and owner Lorenzo Lorenzini.

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