The clarity and hope of COVID-19

Residents urged to follow safe waste disposal guidelines during pandemic

Kingston sees numerous cancellations and closures due to COVID-19 concerns

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It has been almost three months since I wrote a column for the local press. Between balancing my day job

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As those across the country and around the world do their part to help stop the spread of coronavirus COVID-19,

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For information on cancelled elementary and secondary schools across the province, see: https://www.kingstonist.com/news/provincial-government-cancelling-two-weeks-of-school-due-to-covid-19/ Although Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington (KFL&A)