All Posts Tagged With: "Brock Street"

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What if Kingston…

If you take a stroll around the campus at Queen’s University, you’ll be treated to a high concentration of outdoor art installations including Iron Man, Sakkarah, Thataway Again, Bent Yellow, A Minute of My Time, Untitled, and many more.  However, when you venture outside of the Queen’s bubble, you’ll notice far fewer oversized works.  Sure [...]

18May2010 | Harvey Kirkpatrick | 9 comments | Continued
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Weekly Poll: Worst Street in Kingston

Back in 2009, Kingston made CAA’s disgraceful list of the 20 worst roads in Ontario.  While Brock Street was ultimately singled out as Kingston’s most sub-par street, I am certain that many local residents could have easily drafted their own list of roads that simply don’t get the job done.  Whether we’re talking about avenues [...]

17May2010 | Harvey Kirkpatrick | 17 comments | Continued
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5 Brickbats to City Council

As we hunker down to usher in 2009, I couldn’t help but syndicate some great content that was created by Junior. It’s like Festivus all over again, as he lists the top 5 ways Kingston City Council let us all down over the past year.

The disgusting and derelict state of Division Street, which is [...]

31Dec2008 | Harvey Kirkpatrick | 2 comments | Continued
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Atomica

After digging ourselves out over the weekend, I decided that it was high time to venture out for a festive treat featuring my favorite food: pizza. Now, I am somewhat of a pizza aficionado, but that’s not to say that I am a snob about my ‘za, rather I have certain criteria that [...]

23Dec2008 | Harvey Kirkpatrick | 0 comments | Continued
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Brock Street Art Project

Yesterday I attended the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Brock Street Art Project. The project consists of 4 separate sculptures, each representing a European époque in art history – Renaissance, Baroque, Art Nouveau & Contemporary. The freestanding sculptures are approximately 9 feet tall, with each unit constructed of five different pieces of variously [...]

24Oct2008 | Danielle Lennon | 0 comments | Continued