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Kingston This Week DrawsMarch heralds arrival of one of spring’s sweetest traditions
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One of the first signs that spring is right around the corner in the eastern woodlands is the arrival of sap running in the sugar bush. The days are beginning to warm up and the nights are cold – perfect conditions for a Canadian tradition: maple syrup.
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Local NewsThings that go bump in the night
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Things that go bump in the night have the power to truly scare us, and producer Brian Dennis wants to hear what scares you. Dennis, an award-winning producer of film, television movies and series, is searching for ghostly happenings for his show Ghostly Encounters.
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Local NewsKGH opens new medicine-oncology unit
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Together We Can is the motto of University Hospitals Kingston Foundation and it is working. Kingston General Hospital celebrated the opening of Kidd 9 for medicine and oncology patients Friday, March 6.
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Local SportsPlayoff donuts
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Kingston Frontenacs players (l-r) Nathan Moon, Brian Lashoff, and Kaine Geldart, dive into the new Frontenacs-coloured Tim Hortons donuts delivered by manager Robin Frasso, employee Muriah Green and Agnew Foods owner Sherri Agnew at the 682 Princess St.
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Digest/EventsCommunity Digest
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Digest Mar 11/10 Send digest notices with time, date, place and relevant information to news@kingstonthisweek.com at least two weeks prior to the event. Winter indoor walking Volunteer lead walks, 9-10 a.
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Local SportsFalcons compete at OFSAA Championships
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Frontenac Falcons' guard Spencer Lanthier rushes past Rohan Mead of St. Theresa Catholic School from Belleville, in the OFSAA championships on Tuesday, March 9 at St. Lawrence College.
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News BriefsNews briefs
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Commercial seal hunt demonstration Kingston's third annual demonstration against the commercial seal hunt takes place Saturday, March 13, 12:30-2:30 p.m., at Confederation Park. The protest is part of a Canada-wide demonstration.
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Local SportsKingston Kimco Voyageurs hockey
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Young Voyageurs fans watch as Vee's forward Justin Levac checks a Trenton player during the first game of the second round of playoffs, March 7 at the INIVISTA Centre. Kingston won the game 6-3.
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Local SportsPublic school students play in basketball championships
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Sean Bradley, a student at Henderson Public School, dribbles alongside defender Liam Fenton of Vanier last Thursday during the basketball championships. Though it was a hard fought game, the Henderson team lost to Vanier, 26-31.
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Local NewsAll that blooms
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Volunteer and master gardener Carol Hegadorn tends to some flowers in one of the gardens that greeted guests at the Kingston Gardening Expo at the Portsmouth Olympic Harbour over the weekend. The metal heron was made by Randal Doner.
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Local NewsEvery penny counts
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Worthington Park resident Goldie Young and Easter Seals Ambassador Chad Lees count some of the $182 in pennies collected by Worthington Park for the Easter Seals Penny Power Campaign that benefits kids with physical disabilities.
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Arts & EntertainmentKiwanis Music Festival winners
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The 37th annual Kiwanis Music Festival concluded Thursday, March 4. Results were as follows: Regiopolis-Notre Dame Junior Band came first in the Secondary School Junior band class and Holy Cross Junior band came second.
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Local NewsCONVERSATIONS - The good china
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Before we start with the rites of spring, the cleaning and painting (all offers of help accepted), before we do the nice and tidy thing, we have to move some stuff. Or get rid of it. And therein lies the problem: I'm attached to too much stuff.
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Local NewsThrone speech launches Open Ontario plan
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John Gerretsen, MPP for Kingston and The Islands, says his government's new, five-year Open Ontario Plan will create jobs to build a stronger economy. "Our plan, Open Ontario, is all about new opportunities, jobs and growth," says Gerretsen.
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