February 2016 Archive

Juvy Red Wings hanging on in OMHA playoffs

In their quest for back-to-back provincial glory, the Juvenile Schomberg Red Wings are not making it easy for themselves.

It’s all about living with nature

It’s really funny, when we humans assert ourselves as the top of the food chain. Funny because we were not only late to the table, but likely got here by accident.

Thanks for generosity

The Nobleton Christmas Drive would like to thank everyone who contributed this year to our drive. As a lot of you know we faced major ...

Residents learn about living with coyotes

Coyotes have been roaming southern Ontario for more than a century. Residents, especially those in rural King, have to learn to live with these animals and find ways to mitigate conflicts to prevent tragedy.

Concerned citizens plan protest at MPP’s office over offender

The citizen’s group formed to oppose a dangerous offender living in King plans to take their protest to the door of MPP Dr. Helena Jaczek.

Application draws widespread opposition

An application to pave the way for a severance in King City drew widespread opposition during a public meeting Feb. 8.

Memories are worth their weight in gold

We are the culmination of our thoughts, feelings and most of all, our experiences. Those twists and turns, dead ends, delays and new routes we took are part of who we are.

Cougars swept by powerhouse Hornets in GMOHL first round

Schomberg goalie Vince Michelizzi watches a puck get past him during a chaotic moment in front of the Cougar net. The Cougars were swept by ...

Local skaters excel at event

Charlie Webster and Bailee Tanaka were among several local skaters who performed well at recent championships.   Skaters from the King City Skating Club performed ...

Residents push for improvements in Nobleton

Much-needed improvements are coming to Nobleton. But the public needs to be patient as wants, needs, budgets and timing all have to be taken into consideration.

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