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Selected photos in and
around town. All were taken in over the last few weeks. Check it out
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Art
Forum of Kingston:
Virtual Gallery
Featuring the artwork of dozens
of local artists.
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 Take
Two: Sites Worth a Click
Updated
almost daily.
Check out the Take Two
Archives. |
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The Girls of Spring
Most Kingston residents may not be aware of this, but signs of the
Kingston Garden Club are all over town.
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0 to 100 students in 6 months
Kingston Plays to Matt’s
Music
Matt Leff is a 36 year old
music entrepreneur who viewed Kingston as a terrific location for the
expansion of his already established Matt’s Music. Six months ago he
opened on Main Street at Exit 9 in Kingston.
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Methods of madness - Part II
Town Meeting Survival Guide
With The Annual Town Meeting coming up in May, the Observer felt a
thumbnail down-to-earth primer of how it all works would be helpful.
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Standing Room Only at Kingston's Scout Sunday
Celebrating Scouting’s 92nd Year
Traditionally, Boy Scout Sunday is held immediately after the popular
and highly contested Klondike Derby.
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Senior Hot Lunch Social
There's good things cooking at the Reed Community Building on
Thursdays. If you're over sixty, the Council on Aging, one of
Kingston's most vital and active departments, is cooking up some great
deals and some even better meals!
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Kingston’s Top Ten Movers and Shakers
The mother of all lists. The
Observer's selection of movers and shakers -- the citizens and
elected officials who make things happen in Kingston.
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LFO, O-Town, & Kingston's Cronin Boys
They've made it big time in
the music world but two kids from Kingston still have strong hometown
connections.
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The best
and brightest kids in town
Kingston’s student speakers
When two Superpowers in the
scholastic Forensics world competed in a major speech meet at Silver
Lake Regional High School. Silver Lake and Sacred Heart kids went home
winners.
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360°
Views of Kingston
Take a
virtual tour of Kingston's scenic spots.
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 Hometown Heroes of Two World
Wars
On October 18th, 1919,
seventy-four of Kingston's veterans
of the
"Great" War gathered on the town green to pose for a
photo, 27 years later the sons and daughters of WWII
gathered for their moment of glory.
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