On the heels of a resounding victory, Stockade FC enters a significant holiday weekend
With three games to go in its sophomore season, Kingston could win its division.
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How will the Hutton Brickyards follow up on last week’s Bob Dylan concerts?
While city officials and organizers dubbed the event a success, the concert’s promoter said that the riverfront venue would need major infrastructure improvements if big-ticket shows like Dylan’s were to become regular events.
Eric Francis on astrology, communication and America’s ‘Pluto return’
Eric Francis Coppolino is the world’s only astrologer to carry international press credentials.
Kingston man’s marrow donation gives the gift of time
“When the phone call comes in, it says you are a match to a specific bone marrow patient that says they need the bone marrow, or they will die. What could I do?”
Kingston After Dark: Truth, love and justice
PUGG Gallery on Broadway may be moderately sized but the space is currently holding some very big ideas within its walls. The Life of Moa, a temporary solo show by Adrielle Farr, an artist with Kingston roots, is a multi-media repurposing of myth and imagination with the aim of turning thoughts on the current state of the world into a more immersive and positive experience.
Midtown Make a Difference Day and Juneteenth celebration in Kingston
This year’s 12th annual Midtown Make a Difference Day and the fifth annual Juneteenth commemoration will both happen this Saturday, June 17, amounting to a full day of celebrating Kingston’s diversity and heritage.
Kingston After Dark: Sonorous sounds
Friday, June 16 brings one of the best actual buzz bands around to BSP Kingston. Quality and popularity are not always concurrent, but Nothing, from Philadelphia, is the real deal.
Record crowd at Dietz watches Stockade FC win huge match
A club-record 992 fans saw Kingston Stockade FC come out on top in a thrilling 2-1 top-of-the-table battle with Boston City FC on Saturday, a match which showed the home side playing from strength to strength throughout.
Tea and memories with centenarian Bea Keyan Moore
Edda Beatrice Keyan Moore’s day is not unlike that of many other retirees, with laundry and lunch dates and church on Sundays. Only “Bea,” as she’s generally known, is about 30 years older than her fellow retirees.
Kingston shows love for restaurateur facing deportation
A longtime Kingston resident and restaurateur slated to be sent back to his native Mexico because of immigration was honored with a certificate of appreciation at a City Hall ceremony Tuesday.