City to host public workshops to generate ideas for ‘Hub Project’

Changes coming as City addresses issues with pedestrians accessing Breakwater Park

February 14, 2019 Tori Stafford 1 Comment City of Kingston, Crazy Dames, design elements, Division Street, ideas, intersection, King's Town, Kingston, Princess Street, public art, public input, public workshops, revitalizaton, Sydenham, The Hub, The Hub Project, Williamsville

In September of 2018, the City of Kingston announced plans to “enliven” the intersection at Princess and Division Streets, and now they’re looking for ideas. ‘The Hub Project’ is a City initiative aiming to improve the intersection – an area known locally as The Hub – through public art and

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August 20, 2018 Tori Stafford 0 Comments Albert Street, Beverley Street, Breakwater Park, City of Kingston, crossing, downtown Kingston, intersection, King Street, Kingston, Kingston Transit, pedestrians, planning, safety

Due to the large number of people crossing King Street at the bottom of Beverley Street to access Breakwater Park, the City of Kingston is taking measures to discourage pedestrian crossing at that spot. According to a press release from the City of Kingston, the intersection at Beverley and King