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Two young entrepreneurs have returned to Kingston to grow their digital marketing business, Imperium Social, and support businesses in a range of industries through web design, logo design, and search engine optimization. Wes Mann and Chris Mackey, both alumni of Queen’s University, chose Kingston as their home base – a
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Local coach and running enthusiast Kevin Coffey is launching a new running program for adults in the Kingston area. The new chapter of Mile2Marathon will focus on active adults who are looking for a challenge, and some social connection. A longtime member of Mile2Marathon, a program that aims to provide
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With the return to in-person activities, Kingston School of Dance (KSD) is offering a week-long dance intensive for youth with previous dance experience. Youth dancers, ages 10 and up, can experience week-long intensive dance instruction at the long-running dance school. The dance intensives will take place during the week of
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Leadogo’s new campaign, Walk With Purpose, is the first instalment of their Old Dog, New Tricks web series. Inspired by the moving story of Annalise Schultz, who lost her battle with brain cancer at nine years old, the local organization is challenging the public to donate and get involved to
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Leadogo Inc., a Kingston, Ont. based organization, has announced that it will launch a new Web Series called Old Dog, New Tricks under its Impact Circle segment. The local company focuses on inspiring personal development, the service and support of others, as well as organizational and societal change through its
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Outdoor dining is one of the first options available to hungry Ontarians as the province reopens from months of lockdown. Kingston’s west end has a fabulous collection of patios ready to serve you. Patio dining is an amazing way to enjoy the summer months, support local restaurants, and start getting
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Caring for a loved one after death can be less difficult, and less expensive. James Reid Funeral Home offers two low cost, inclusive cremation packages: Simply J.R. Basic Cremation at $1997.55, and Simply J.R. Estate Cremation at $2997.60, taxes included. A thriving business in Kingston for 167 years, those with
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Did you know the CSN Collision Centre in Gananoque is an extension of the Gan Chev dealership? The body shop was part of the Gan Chev service department, and still is, even though they have moved to a state-of the-art facility on Herbert Street. The original body shop at Gan
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Leadogo Inc., a Kingston, Ont. based organization, announced that it will launch a Power Women Mentoring Program via its “Lift As We Climb” Impact Circle. The local company focuses on inspiring personal development, the service and support of others, as well as organizational and societal change through its unique accelerator
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Celebrating our second Mother’s Day during the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t ideal. Women, especially working mothers, have been taking on more than their fair share of stress during this uncertain time. From leaving the workforce to care for their families during lockdown periods, to facing barriers to reemployment due to the
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Six months after opening their doors, Artisan Made Co is holding a Grand Opening. It won’t be an in-person event, but it will be a celebration of spring online. “April marks six months in business and we wanted to celebrate with our local community and makers,” said Jessica Pecore, the
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This spring marks Gan Chev’s 45th year in business. A feature in Gananoque since the one-car showroom opened in 1976, the dealership is a true family business and a longtime sponsor of local organizations and events. “One of our most important accomplishments is our commitment to the Gananoque community,” said
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