February 2014 Archive

Information on Second World War gunner sought

I was wondering if it would be possible for you to run an appeal for any family relatives of Sgt Gordon Victor Walker RCAF who ...

Genview seeks another extension for sales office on Museum site

The developer who is using part of the King Township Museum as a new home sales office wants to have their contract extended, but King council wants something in return.

Sparking youth interest in global issues the goal of Junior Citizen recipient

We take freedom of speech and access to information for granted. And yet there are still places around the world where this is a luxury.

King sets its sights on attracting tourism

King is setting its sights on attracting more tourists to the municipality. Teaming up with regional neighbours, King has launched its tourism committee and the first of three initial working sessions was held Jan. 16 at The Kingbridge Centre.

Hogan’s owner Bob Rose passes away

The warm and welcoming owner of one of King’s landmarks has passed away. Robert “Bob” Rose, owner of the historic Hogan’s Inn in King City, passed away at Princess Margaret Hospital, surrounded by family Feb. 8. He was 75. Rose had an accomplished career in the financial sector, but it was Hogan’s Inn that he seemed most proud of. Rose was as charming and hospitable as his prized establishment itself, something he referred to as “a unique piece of property and history” not only for King but for visitors far and wide.

Eek takes to politics like a duck to water, seeks re-election in 2014

Avia Eek thoroughly enjoys her role as Ward 6 councillor. Despite being new to the political arena, she’s enjoyed her first term so much, that running for re-election was really a “no brainer.”

Highway 400 a double-edged sword for King Township

Created as a Toronto to Barrie corridor, Highway 400 is seen by many as a route to cottage country. But it’s a vital transportation artery that breathes life into our economy.

Passion and European fans drive We Outspoken

The seeds have been planted. And the efforts of a Nobleton-based alternative punk rock band are bearing some pretty exotic fruit. We Outspoken, led by Nobleton brothers Anthony and Alex Mascarin, is marking some major milestones. Their music video and single, A Million People Watching, is scheduled to hit the radio airwaves and YouTube.

Cougars bounce back to lead series

After losing the opening game of their first round playoff series against the Caledon Golden Hawks, the Schomberg Cougars Jr. C hockey club rebounded last week with three consecutive wins.

King City skater places top five in national skating championships

Since creating a new partnership last year, Kettleby’s Lucas Kitteridge took his skating up to the next level at the National Skating Championships in January. Along with partner Ceduna Magee of Edmonton, the pair skated their way to a stellar fourth place finish in the novice dance at the national competition. It was a great way for the newly formed duo to close out their first season of competing together, giving them some success to build on for the upcoming season.

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