September 2015 Archive
The Schomberg Street Gallery extends thanks
Thanks to all who participated in the seventh annual Schomberg Street Gallery on Main Street. Although the weather was colder and breezier than we’d like, ...
Climate change ‘nightmares are here’
On Aug. 5, Rolling Stone magazine published an article by Eric Holthaus titled “The point of no return: climate change nightmares are already here.”
Ex-Cougar sinks Schomberg with hat-trick
It wasn’t the most welcoming sight when forward John Gage returned to the same ice as the Schomberg Cougars, this time in a white, yellow and green Alliston Hornets jersey.
King City’s Carcillo announces retirement from NHL
After nearly a decade of journeyman hockey, Dan Carcillo has hung up his skates on the heels of his second Stanley Cup victory.
Australian farmers tour local farms
Cattle producers from Queensland, Australia got a first-hand glimpse into Canadian and American cattle operations recently.
Local bounty abounds at Holland Marsh Soupfest
The largest soup-centred culinary event of the fall is fast approaching. The Township of King and the Holland Marsh Growers Association and The Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury are once again presenting the Holland Marsh Soupfest Saturday, Oct. 3 at Ansnorveldt Park.
Keeping residents safe aim of fire open house
Family fun awaits at the annual open house sponsored by King Fire & Emergency Services. But what’s more important is the information and lessons learned may just help save a life.
King’s Official Plan review moving along
The review into King’s major planning document is moving forward at a steady pace.
King man charged in fatal collision that claimed three children
There has been an outpouring of support for a Brampton family devastated by the loss of four family members.
Real estate firm takes up office in historic King building
With the St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church moved out of their old location at 13456 Dufferin Street in King City, the old-school charm of the centuries-old building remained unused.
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