Sure doesn't look like an Audi, or BMW...

 

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This beast is parked on the west side of  Dufferin Street, just north of the train tracks, south of Eversley.

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Western Ave., Schomberg Community Garden

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Pumphouse Road and Yonge Street...

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Fishing in the Holland Marsh Canal

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Positive attitude in the Holland Marsh...

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You gotta give credit to the trucker of this rig in the Holland Marsh for a great outlook to each day.

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Main Street ~ Kettleby

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A new restaurant at King's Ridge Marketplace?

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The land at the north-east corner of the King's Ridge Marketplace, at Dufferin Street, was cleared and graded last week in preparation for the building of a new restaurant with a drive-through and 25 parking spaces.   The site is behind Coppa's and east of King's Ridge Montessori.   King Township Councillor Jordan Cescolini tells me he believes the tenant is McDonald's.

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New paved path to King City Dog Park...

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New dog park access from King Road

A new asphalt walkway has been laid connecting the south sidewalk of the King Road with the King City Dog Park.   The paved path begins just west of the overpass above the GOTrain tracks, west of Keele Street.   The location of the dog park is in an excellent spot in the centre of the village but not particularly easy to get to.   Many visitors park at the north end of Hogan Court and take the short gravel path north to the park.   Now, visitors and their dogs have additional southerly access from the King Road.

  

The King City gal at right and her small daughter were visiting the dog park last Friday morning.   They were letting their two active dogs, with a ball, scamper around the park to their hearts' content.

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