Kingston Police seek public assistance after break and enter at Zorbas

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December 7, 2020December 7, 2020 Tori Stafford 0 Comments Bath Road, break and enter, cash, early November, jewelry, Kingston, Kingston Police, liquor, perfume, public assistance requested, theft, Zorbas Banquet Facility

Kingston Police are looking for information after a break and enter took place in early November 2020 at a west end business. On Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020, police responded to a break and enter that had occurred at Zorbas Banquet Facility on Bath Road. According to police, employees at that

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August 7, 2019August 7, 2019 Chris Morris 0 Comments alcohol, alcohol sales, beer, craft beer, distilieries, farmers markets, Ian Arthur, Ivan MacKinnon, liquor, MacKinnon Brothers Brewery, MPP Ian Arthur, Ontario Chamber of Commerce, Ruthie Cummings, Scott Boutilier, West Market Kingston

In July, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce released a report, “Unleashing the Economic Potential of Ontario’s Beverage Alcohol Sector,” providing recommendations to Queen’s Park on how the government can ‘modernize the sale and distribution of beverage alcohol to responsibly promote growth across all four categories – wine, beer, spirits, and