Fire & Rescue Reminder: Fireworks Forbidden Due to Partial Burn Ban
Partial burn ban remains in effect for the city and residents are reminded that they cannot burn brush or set off fireworks until the ban is lifted. Keep Reading
Hiroshima Day Coalition to Host Peace Walk on August 6
The Kingston Hiroshima Day Coalition has announced it will be marking the 73th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with a peace walk on Monday, August 6. The walk will begin on the steps of City Hall at 11am and include five stops along the way ‘for reflection, inspiration, and song‘ before ending… Keep Reading
City Seeks Input on New Bike Racks and Active Transportation Master Plan
Cyclists can offer input on new bike racks that will be available to view at a pop-up at Movies in the Square on August 9. Keep Reading
Enjoy Free Transit and ‘Escape Bus’ Challenge During Princess St. Promenade
Saturday, August 4 event will feature not only city-wide free rides from Kingston Transit but also an 'Escape Bus' challenge. Keep Reading
Police Seek to Identify Male Using Stolen Credit Cards
Kingston Police is seeking the identify of a man who made multiple transactions using two stolen credit cards and debit card. Keep Reading
Ideas Wanted for Improving Opportunities and Access to Recreation
Residents are asked to share their ideas on how to improve opportunities and access to recreation programs, special events, parks and facilities. Keep Reading
Bath Road Multi-Use Path Work and Bikeway Begins Next Week
Work on a bikeway and multi-use waterfront path along Bath Road from Coverdale Drive to Collins Bay Road is set to start next Wednesday. Keep Reading
Tour or Take a Flight in a WW2 B-25 Bomber Next Week
Next week you can tour the “Maid in the Shade” B25 Bomber at Norman Rogers Airport or even take a flight in waist gunner or flight deck jump seats. Keep Reading
Members Sought for Election Compliance Audit Committee
The City of Kingston is seeking qualified applicants for the Kingston election compliance audit committee. Keep Reading
Archeologist to Dig Test Pits for Tree-Planting at Former Burial Ground
An archeologist has been contacted to dig 22 test pits at the former Upper Burial Ground to locate suitable spots to plant 10 trees this fall. Keep Reading
Fire Chief Calls for Vigilance in Preventing Wild Fires, Yielding to Volunteer Firefighters
Kingston Fire & Rescue Chief calls for extra vigilancs following total open air burning ban and declaration of level 1 drought condition. Keep Reading