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Police warn Kingston residents after elderly victim targeted in jewelry swap scam (opens the original)
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Kingston Police are warning residents to be cautious when approached by strangers offering gifts or asking for directions after an elderly person was allegedly targeted in a jewelry theft scam Saturday afternoon. Police said the incident occurred Sept. 27 at about 2 p.m. near Division Street and Conacher Drive, when two people in a black SUV approached the victim. According to police, one of the suspects, described as a woman wearing a head covering or scarf, offered the victim a rose. While han
Kingston girl’s recovery from rare spinal tumour highlights CHEO campaign (opens the original)
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When seven-year-old Amelia Clarke complained of neck pain after an awkward landing on a trampoline, her family assumed she had suffered a minor injury. Instead, scans revealed something far more serious: a rare bone cyst had quietly eaten away roughly a third of a vertebra high in her neck, weakening the bone until it fractured. More than a year later, the Kingston-area girl is back in school, looking forward to hockey and karate again, and serving as one of the local faces of the CHEO Foundatio
Trading sleep for student opportunity a slam dunk for Molly Brant teachers (opens the original)
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Four educators from Molly Brant Elementary School traded a Friday night at home for sleeping bags, folding chairs and an overnight wait in line so more of their students could secure spots in one of Kingston’s most popular youth sports programs. Grade 6 teacher Lisa Ohlke, Grade 7/8 teachers Jacklyn Irwin and Keith Alcock, and experiential learning teacher Cheryl Rooyakkers spent the night of Sept. 11 camped outside of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School located at 114 Wiley St. It was, in the
Three generations, one tradition: Kingston Fall Fair blends rural roots with modern spectacle (opens the original)
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As farmers and spectators milled the agricultural buildings at the Kingston Fall Fair, 14-year-old Sierra Sutherland stood in the bullpen beside a nearly 300-pound market hog she had spent the summer raising.She was ready to auction off her summer project. Nearby stood her father, John Sutherland. With tempered pride, he calmly waited for the 6 p.m. auction call. A short distance away, Sierra’s grandfather, former Kingston city councillor George Sutherland, was already taking his seat in the sal
Kingston celebrates grand opening of city’s first fully inclusive playground (opens the original)
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After more than three years of fundraising, planning and community advocacy, Kingston officially celebrated the grand opening of the Jumpstart Inclusive Playground at Shannon Park on Saturday. The park marks a major milestone in efforts to create accessible play spaces for children of all abilities. The new playground, located at 199 Wilson St. in the city’s north end, features rubber safety surfacing, ramped play structures that allow transfer-free access for wheelchair and walker users, and se
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