February 2020 Archive

Miracles exist on even the tiniest levels

We all know that girls are made from sugar, spice and so many nice things. Boys, on the other hand, are made from snails and the odd bits of a puppy’s tail. But science knows we’re made of a tiny bit more.

A great playoff week for Cougars

The Schomberg Cougars lead the first round of their playoff series 2-1 against the Orillia Terriers. It has been a week of stellar hockey. It could arguably be the best hockey the Cougars have played all year. It makes sense, this is the playoffs after all.

Dedicated ‘champion’ Jane Underhill passes away

King has lost one of its most dedicated and committed “champions.” Jane Underhill, former councillor and community activist died Feb. 8 at Southlake hospital. She was 83.

Plans taking shape for new recreation centre

With construction set to begin in October of 2020, the designs for King’s new multi-purpose recreation complex have begun to solidify. The township wide Recreation ...

The power of words is incredible

The written language has inspired, evoked emotion and fueled humankind’s evolution throughout the eons. Think about it. Ever since our forefathers learned to read and write, our society has been encouraged to be better, through the written word.

Council lauded for stance

Thank you for your very clear affirmation at the council meeting on Jan. 27 of the importance of King Township being “one King,” and having an operating budget for one King.

Bantam Red Wings win Wainfleet Tournament

The Nik Nak Nook and Schomberg Lions Club sponsored Schomberg bantam Red Wings returned home from the Niagara region late Sunday night with a new ...

York Region to pilot automated speed enforcement in 12 school areas

Safety measures are coming to a dozen school zones across York this spring. York Regional council approved the launch of a two-year automated speed enforcement pilot, which will include using a camera and speed measurement device to enforce speed limits in 12 community safety zones as early as May.

Positive reception to King City apartment building

Plans for a four-storey apartment building in King City has received largely positive response from the public. King Station Inc. presented its plans to council Jan. 27. The application, which includes amendments to the official plan and various setbacks, will be reviewed by staff and return to council for recommendations.

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