A carved oak table, Tells a tale Of times when Kings and queens sipped wine from goblets gold, And the brave would lead their ladies from out the room to arbours cool. A time of valour, and legends born A time when honour meant much more to a man than life And the days knew [...]
If you use up all your savings, and take on the maximum debt your income can afford, what happens if you need to repair your roof, or replace your furnace? For the average tax payer this situation might force them to sell their house. But what happens when the municipality (King Township) does the same [...]
As the appointed Councillor to the King Environmental Advisory Committee, (KEAC) it is my great pleasure to inform you of a very important initiative that is being undertaken to educate local businesses and residents of the opportunities available for implementing green energy projects in your homes and businesses. The seminar is to be held on January [...]
It has been brought to my attention that the Royal Bank wishes to locate a new branch in the downtown core of King City. I will report further once I have more details. Print PDF
Internationally Renowned Artist’s Work – Monumental in Size – Lies Hidden since 1971 Originally Published in the King Weekly August 2003 In the winter of 1973, a pair of 10-year-old boys, one of them a descendant of James Whiting Crossley, (the Reeve of King Township in 1890), were trekking through the bushes adjacent the Crossley [...]
Shoppers Drug Mart Soon to Make First Major Impact in Village Core As reported in the King Sentinel and the King Weekly on March 25th 2009 regarding the site plan approval of the Shoppers Drug Mart in King City, I would like, as the Councillor for Ward 1, to provide comment in my own words, [...]
My name is Cleve Mortelliti and I am the Councillor for Ward 1 in the Township of King, Ontario – Canada.
I love this Township. King City has been my home since 1972. From 2004 to 2006 I had the privilege to work as an Engineering Administrator for the Township of King. But my overriding desire to make a real difference and to have a more positive, impactful influence on the shape and form of the development wave that is coming to King, led me to leave my employment with the Township and declare my candidacy for Councillor of Ward 1 (King City, Snowball, Kettleby).
At approximately 10:00pm on November 13th, 2006 I was truly thrilled to learn that the residents and ratepayers of Ward 1 had bestowed their trust in me to serve as their councillor for the next 4 years . I have since been, and continue to be honoured to represent you, and to be Your Voice in King.
