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The new development, Union Park Kingston, is planned for the 8.1-acre property located at 40 Sir John A. Macdonald Blvd., across Union Street from Queen’s University’s Duncan McArthur Hall. The property borders Union Street to the north, King Street West to the south and Portsmouth village to the west.
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According to a news release issued by Siderius Development, the project is estimated to cost $143 million and will include seniors housing, residential condominiums, a hotel, ground floor commercial space, public green space and, in the last phase of development, a mixed-use apartment building.
$143-million project planned for former Prison for Women site
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Greene Countrie Towne Festival returns July 15-18 in Greenfield • • The Greene Countrie Towne Festival is returning to Greenfield on the third weekend of July, the Greenfield Rotary Club has announced.
The festival will return on July 15-18, again featuring free entertainment and many activities for people to enjoy after more than a year of quarantines and reduced activity because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“By now, adults wishing to be vaccinated against COVID-19 have had an opportunity to get the vaccine, and we felt it was time to bring back the Greene Countrie Towne Festival,” Rotary President Ron Coffey said.
“Governor DeWine has reduced restrictions on public gatherings, and multiple health orders have been rescinded. We rejoice that the infection rate has declined significantly and things appear to be getting back to normal.”