#ygkChallenge: Help redesign www.CityofKingston.ca
Welcome to Kingstonist’s weekly challenge, dare, resolution or whatever you prefer to call it. Each week we establish a new and ambitious community goal, encouraging our readers, followers, friends and families to step out of their comfort zones and do something great, and hopefully a little out of the ordinary. Consider this your official and personal invitation to join us in completing a small but meaningful achievement. By taking part in this community-wide initiative, we hope to make Kingston a slightly better place to live, work and play. And of course, we also hope that you will feel proud of your contribution and achievement.
This week’s challenge encourages you to:
Help redesign www.CityofKingston.ca! The City of Kingston is currently accepting photographs to be used on their soon to be re-designed website. With a goal to feature diverse perspectives of our city, they’re looking for your best pics in the following categories: seasons, people at work and play, cultural Kingston, landscapes, buildings & architecture, rural Kingston, the spirit of Kingston and Kingston’s past. Submit your best shots by April 20th, or provide general re-design input by March 30th.
Sign up and commit to completing this week’s challenge by commenting below with an “I’m in“, “challenge accepted“, “en garde” or something along those lines. Further, help us spread the word via Twitter and Facebook by using the hashtag: #ygkchallenge. As you work towards completing this week’s task, please feel free to lend others a helping hand by providing tips on how you achieved success.
Thanks and credit to sveeta for the original photo associated with this week’s ygkchallenge.
If only the city would include a live stream of council meetings on their website. I know many people who opt not to subscribe to television services who would appreciate the opportunity to watch council meetings without having to plan to be there in person.
Really great suggestion there. In the time being, I hope you'll take advantage of Kingstonist's coverage of council meetings on Twitter, and Tommy's follow up the following day via the Hall Monitor series.
Andy, that is a fantastic idea. We do not subscribe to cable in our house hold and do not watch television at all.