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King’s volunteers are the foundation of the community
One special night hardly seems enough to recognize the talents and contributions of King’s finest volunteers. The community gathered last week to pay tribute to some very special individuals, those who share a passion for others and serving their town. Many of the volunteers have spent a lifetime giving back and they, in turn, were honoured during the annual Volunteer Appreciation Night held last Thursday at the Kingbridge Centre.
Jazz artist Saunders and friends will get your toes tapping
King’s accomplished jazz pianist Adam Saunders exudes joy when he’s tickling the ivories, bringing emotions to life. Jazz, he said, is about simplicity and easy listening. It’s about feeling the beat and jumping in with both hands. The pure acoustical sounds are like soft clay in a musicians hands – you never know what form it’s gonna take.
Leadership contender Bernier visits King Township
Picking up momentum locally, federal Conservative candidate Maxime Bernier made a stop in Nobleton Tuesday afternoon, during a tour of the area. Bernier paid a visit to venerable landmark Nobleton Feed Mill, joined by owners Alf and Dave Budweth. Bernier was also greeted by Mayor Steve Pellegrini.
High-speed internet coming to rural King Township
Rural residents of King will soon be surfing the internet at blazing speeds. Municipal and government officials gathered on Monday at the Township of King municipal offices to announce the King Township Fibre Optic Broadband Expansion project.
King votes to support N6 waste contract
Despite some claims of secrecy and a lack of available data, King councillors voted to support a joint, multi-million-dollar contract for waste services in York’s Northern 6. Councillors voted to support staff recommendations for the contract, after a lively debate and closed-session discussion.
People and property rights – a fundamental conflict
Mark Pavilons King councillors made one of the most difficult decisions of the year recently. Despite the comfy chairs in the council chambers, local ...
Priestly Demolition wins 2016 World Demolition Award
King’s own Priestly Demolition, has been recognized for their skills and expertise. Priestly, along with 98 other companies from 19 different countries, competed for this ...
Seneca’s expansion comes as good news to King council
The expansion of the King Campus of Seneca College is moving full steam ahead. And that comes as great news to the Township. King councillors voted to approve the site plan application, allowing Seneca to move forward with the construction of its 200,000-square-foot addition.
Podcast bridges the generation gap
Maddy’s outgoing personality and zest will take her far in life. Not yet a teenager, she’s already entered the entertainment field, but she won’t let her new-found popularity go to her head.
Hugh Graham to be inducted into Jump Canada Hall of Fame
One of King’s equestrians will join three colleagues as new inductees into the Jump Canada Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony and gala, presented by BMO Financial Group, on Sunday, Nov. 6, at the Liberty Grand in Toronto.
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