Kingston’s top news stories of 2019

Missing man found deceased in Six Mile Lake

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January 3, 2020January 3, 2020 Cris Vilela 1 Comment 2019, Bailey Green, Cahill family, Christopher Barry, Evan Freeman, family stranded in Italy, fatal skydive, Federal Election 2019, fentanyl, food basics, Gananoque skydiving accident, GoodLife Fitness, Graham Sirman, Highway 401, house fire, Jack Moon, John Erskine, Kingston, Kingston Police, Krista-Lin Corcoran, Lucas Tyler Petrini, Mark Gerretsen, Matthew Jamieson, motorcycle crash, plane crash, raids, santas, snow, stabbing, vehicle into house, year in review

As we say hello to 2020 and set our sights on all the great things the year ahead has in store, we also reflect on the year gone by, which brought with it both wonderful and tragic stories. The following are Kingston’s most significant and most viewed stories as covered

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November 8, 2019November 8, 2019 Tori Stafford 1 Comment Aroura, deceased, Graham Sirman, Kingston, missing, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Six Mile Lake

Former Kingston resident Graham Sirman, previously reported missing, was found deceased in the waters of Six Mile Lake on Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, according to the Ontario Provincial Police. According to the OPP, the body of a male was located by members of the OPP Underwater Search and Rescue Unit

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