The city’s emergency service providers — Kingston Police, Kingston Fire and Rescue, and Frontenac Paramedics — issued a news release Tuesday saying they were “disappointed” crowds of 7,000 gathered in the city’s University District over the weekend. Read More
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Kingston police, others 'disappointed' by 'Faux Homecoming' street parties
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