November 2014 Archive
CCWFL bringing opportunity to female athletes
A Nobleton sporting start-up has been making big waves throughout the GTA this year, and there’s no sign of slowing down for the women-only organization.
Siren Catherine Hughes lights up church at fundraiser
There’s a new singing sweetheart in King. Catherine Hughes will fill the air with some vintage favourites, taking centre stage for the upcoming “Diva in the Rough” fundraising concert.
Hastings takes the helm of ASK
There are big things in store for King’s leading arts organization. Arts Society King (ASK) is set to mark its 10th anniversary in 2015 and leading the charge is its new executive director Teri Hastings.
Nobleton author included in anthology
A Nobleton author continues to delight younger readers, Paula Pevato is among a select number of international authors whose stories were accepted into “Short and Happy (or not),” a collection of 36 stories that entertain and delight in small bites.
Canine distemper found in local raccoons
Raccoons are common in rural areas like King, and despite their cute appearance, they can be both mischievous and carry diseases.
King farmer named grand champion at The Royal
A King Township farmer has been recognized for her skill at growing vegetables. In fact, Joanne Borcsok collected literally dozens of top awards during competitions this weekend at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto. She and her husband Karoly dominated the competition.
Mayor extends his thanks to candidates
I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of the candidates who ran for office in the 2014 King municipal election and to ...
Incentive pay for teachers too far-fetched
There’s no question we all like a little thanks and appreciation for the work we do. A pat on the back, kind words and token appreciation, in whatever form that takes, all go a long way to improving employees’ performance.
Fewer voters headed out to the polls this time out
Fewer King voters cast ballots in the 2014 municipal election, one that saw a new councillor voted into office. Of King’s 16,674 eligible voters, only 5,496 marked a ballot, representing a 32.96% voter turnout.
Crowe looks to the work ahead at board
King’s re-elected separate school board trustee is looking forward to the work ahead. Elizabeth Crowe was re-elected Oct. 27 as trustee on the York Catholic District School Board.
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