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Ken Hashizume

Kingston
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Waaban Crossing closed to traffic as SIU investigates police-involved shooting

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By Ken Hashizume
| KingstonDAILY
Photo: Alyssa Brush Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is looking into the circumstances surrounding police-involved shooting on the Waaban Crossing. Kingston Police were called to an area on the bridge Wednesday around 9:45 am. Media Relations Officer Cst. Anthony Colangeli says there will be no access for vehicular or pedestrian traffic at this time. Colangeli says this is an isolated incident and there is no threat to public safety.
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City to close Artillery Park Aquatic Centre for routine maintenance

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By Ken Hashizume
| KingstonDAILY
Photo: MBC News File Photo Users of the Artillery Park Aquatic Centre will temporarily have to find another place to swim or workout. The City of Kingston says they will be doing their annual maintenance at the facility on Bagot St starting Tuesday September 8. Minor repairs, a deep cleaning of the facility, and maintenance of fitness equipment and pool will be done during the closure. The pools, gym, fitness centre and meeting rooms will all be closed to the public.
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Kingston family prepares for upcoming fundraising lemonade stand

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By Ken Hashizume
| KingstonDAILY
Photo: MBC News File Photo Kingston's most popular lemonade stand is back to raise money for the Kingston Health Sciences Centre.
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