Join me in the driver's seat at the Public Works Open House, May 26 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Public Works yard at Railway & Division Streets (enter off Railway St.)
What's New
Victoria Day To Affect City Services
The Victoria Day holiday, Monday, May 21, will create some schedule changes to municipal services. MORE ...
City Buys Highway 15 Property
May 18/12 > The City has bought a 91 acre property at 1429 Highway 15 — the property immediately to the north of the St. Lawrence Business Park. This purchase brings into public ownership another section of Butternut Creek and the environmentally protected lands on either side of the creek. MORE ...
Memorial Centre Farmer's Market Opens
May 17/12 > This Sunday, May 20, the Memorial Centre Farmers Market opens at 303 York St. for the first time. The new Market will run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Sunday until October 21 and features produce vendors, craft vendors, vendors of prepared and baked foods and food court vendors. MORE ...
City's Town/Gown Symposium Largest Ever
May 17/12 > According to the Town Gown Association of Ontario (TGAO), Kingston hosted the largest-ever annual TGAO Symposium this week. The annual TGAO event aims to increase the understanding of town and gown relations and to bring a shared understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing municipalities with colleges and universities. MORE ...
John Counter Work Kicks Into High Gear
May 15/12 > Work is now well underway to widen John Counter Boulevard (JCB) from two lanes to four between Division St. and Sir John A. Macdonald Blvd. Improvements to a number of City properties in this area are being coordinated with the widening of this stretch of the roadway, scheduled to be under construction during 2012 and 2013. MORE ...
Cultural/Heritage Tourism To Be Considered
May 15/12 > The City is holding a public meeting to provide an overview of the Integrated Cultural Heritage Strategy and Cultural Tourism Strategy, being developed as part of the implementation of the Kingston Culture Plan. MORE ...
Utilities Kingston Offers Rain Barrels
May 14/12 > Starting today, Utilities Kingston will once again offer 1000 rain barrels for sale to its customers — while quantities last. MORE ...
Students Invited To Discover City's Museums
May 09/12 > Educators are invited to pack up the kids and get on the bus. The Pump House Steam Museum, MacLachlan Woodworking Museum and Kingston City Hall are opening their doors to welcome student groups for field trips. MORE ...
40 km/h Speed Signs Posted In School Zones
May 08/12 > Following approval of the move by Council, new 40 km/h speed limit signs have now been posted within 10 Kingston school zones to calm traffic in the vicinity of 13 schools. The City will be considering posting the 40 km/h speed limit signs in additional school zones in 2013. MORE ...
Artillery Park Renovation Plans Available
May 02/12 > The City has incorporated feedback received at a recent public meeting about the extensive renovations planned for Artillery Park Aquatic & Fitness Centre and has the plans available for review. In addition, the City has decided to keep the facility open until it is able to provide alternative recreational options. MORE ...
Culture Days Session Scheduled For June 7
May 01/12 > Learn about the tools and resources available to Culture Days participants at an information session hosted by the City of Kingston and the Kingston Arts Council with Culture Days staff in attendance. MORE ...
Groups Can Apply For K-Rock Centre Suite
May 01/12 > Community organizations can once again apply to use the Community Suite at the K-Rock Centre for the upcoming season. The deadline for applications is noon on Sunday, July 1. MORE ...
City Hosting Affordable Housing Symposium
May 01/12 > The City has invited international affordable housing expert, Dr. Avi Friedman, to be the keynote speaker at its symposium about Affordable Housing on May 17-18. Friedman will offer the free public keynote address entitled "Retooling Homes and Communities Sustainably for the 21st Century". MORE ...
City Proposes Traffic-calming Measures
Apr 23/12 > Property owners in the vicinity of six streets are being surveyed to determine the level of support for adding traffic-calming measures. the proposed plans were presented at a Traffic-calming Open House on Wednesday, May 9. MORE ...
Briefly
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