January 25, 2012 RSS feed / Front Page

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King City Secondary School held an interactive hands-on experience for Grade 8 students planning to take the leap to high school in the fall at the annual open house and parent information evening Th More...

News

King Chamber of Commerce is looking ahead to 2012

By Bill Rea

The King Chamber of Commerce is looking positively to the coming year. The Chamber held its annual general meeting Friday, with Mayor Steve Pellegrini on hand to swear in the new executive. More...

GENS SERVE UP BREAKFAST FOR COMMUNITY

The GEMS (Girls Everywhere Meeting their Saviour) of Springdale Christian Reformed Church were busy in the kitchen Saturday morning. More...

Teens injured in Bolton crash Saturday

Queen Street South in Bolton was closed for some time Saturday after a serious two-car collision. Caledon OPP reports they were called to the scene at Martha Street at about 10:15 a.m. More...

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Sports Beat

Cougars split their action last week, as they cling to fifth spot in standings

By Bill Rea and Kevin Michie

Can hockey get along without the guys in the striped shirts? It might not be practical, but the concept almost had a dry run Thursday as the Schomberg Cougars hosted the Caledon Golden Hawks. More...

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Exposure to frigid temperatures can cause frostbite and hypothermia

The weather may have been balmy lately, but this is still winter. That means frigid temperatures are not finished for the year. York Region and York Emergency Medical Services (EMS) remind residents to take extra precaution during colder weather. More...

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Breaking News - 10:11 AM

Province encourages early kindergarten registration

Many local school boards are already accepting students for September start

Ontario is encouraging parents of four and five-year-olds across the province to plan ahead for September, and register their children in full-day kindergarten. More...

Columns

Bill’s Bulletin Board

Someone is going to have to do a study some time on whether official reactions to protests are governed by which end of the political spectrum the grumblers are perceived to represent. More...

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Editorial

Maybe we all need to be reminded about our driving

At this time of the year, most motorists should be aware that driving can be a little more hazardous, demanding more in the way of attention and caution. Yet it almost seem mystifying that so many of us seem to forget that. More...

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Letters

Schaefer appreciates support

I would like to thank King residents for their generous support for the Virtual Walk for Wellness, the fund-raiser by CHATS (Community and Home Assistance to Seniors). More...

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King's Corners

Creative Wednesdays have started at All Saints’ Church

All Saints’ Anglican Church Last week we mulled over people being called to follow God. More...

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Nobleton Notes

Nobleton Lions have a busy spring planned for the community

By Angie Maccarone (905) 859-5174 St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church Our Prayer Group meets this evening (Wednesday) at 7:30 p.m. More...

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