April 2014 Archive

Mackenzie Health lauds volunteers

Please allow me to take the opportunity to thank and acknowledge Mackenzie Health volunteers from across King Township who generously donate their time and skills including volunteers from King City, Nobleton and beyond.

Time for residents to get involved in plan review process

It’s time for concerned citizens to make a lot of noise and elevate the discussion on the environmental plans that protect lands in Ontario.

King council approves draft tourism plan

King has an abundance of tourism, hospitality and recreational opportunities that need to be tapped into.

Resident, CPFF lobby to make life-extending drug accessible

Most of us enjoy a certain quality of life. And when e need it, we hope the care and medical services are available.

Elizabeth Crowe seeks re-election to York Catholic board

A veteran school board representative wants to continue her work contributing to education in York.

Whisky River vies for public support, promises good turn

A band with a local connection has made it in the spotlight and they’re turning to the public for its support.

Passionate environmentalists spark public discussion

Environmentalists are anything but low key. That was evidenced last Wednesday night as a panel of experts revealed their genuine passion for environmental issues in this province.

Spray Lake Watersports and Activity Centre an oasis in King

Summer can’t arrive soon enough and fortunately, there’s an oasis right here in King Township to get outside, stay active and have fun.

Nobleton Sports Park gets a facelift

Also causing some excitement for the upcoming season is the fact that King will now be able to enjoy the benefits of a refurbished baseball park.

King’s youth participate in Timbit curling championships

The Timbits Elementary School Curling Championships were recently held at the Gravenhurst C.C. with three teams from the King Curling Club representing two different schools from our local area.

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