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Mitchell Hall Litchfield, June 3, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Central Park, downtown Litchfield; Thriving Thursday music by Mitchell Hall & The Tennessee Trio; www.facebook.com/groups/1686898771377304 John Dokken Spicer, June 3, 6:30 p.m., Glacial Ridge Winery; music by John Dokken; rain or shine; bring your own chair; Porchfest New London, June 5, beginning at 11 a.m., Porchfest includes the dedication of the City Stage to the late Mayor Bill Gossman. There will be music on front porches within the area ...

Columns By Kyle Anderson Apr 26, 2021 2:18 AM GW has long been known for its location, situated closer to the legislative heart of the United States than any other higher education institution in the country. Freshmen live just blocks from the White House and the National Mall, and all of the Smithsonian museums are a half-hour’s walk or a short Metro ride from campus. For many students, GW’s location in the nation’s capital is a major reason they choose to come here. So when GW close...

Photo:  Queen’s is reporting 57 active cases of COVID-19 off-campus as of Wednesday evening. The University’s case tracker is showing 21 new cases so far during the final week of winter term, April 5-11. A total of 234 cases have been identified at Queen’s since Aug. 31, including 25 in residence buildings and 209 off-campus. The Queen’s community has accounted for 23.7 per cent of all cases in the region since March 2020. Students can book an appointment for asymptomatic testing at th...

Stantec/KPMB Architects providing design services for transformed SickKids campus Stantec/KPMB Architects providing design services for transformed SickKids campus By Share The joint venture of Stantec / KPMB Architects is providing architectural design services for the planning phase of The Hospital for Sick Children’s (SickKids) ten-plus year campus redevelopment, Project Horizon. According to the developers, the goal of this three-phase development is to build an inspired hospital of...

  KINGSTON, ONT. -- Queens University students are being urged to get tested for COVID-19 after seven more cases were linked to an ongoing outbreak at the school on Tuesday. Eight cases have been linked to the University so far this week, all involved students living off-campus, but the ongoing outbreak that started at Watts Hall residence has been linked to 28 cases so far. Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Public Health said Tuesday the outbreak was two clusters but involves vari...

Posted: Mar 15, 2021 5:47 PM ET | Last Updated: March 15 There are 18 confirmed COVID-19 cases involving Queens University students in two separate outbreaks, including one that has spread to the larger Kingston, Ont., community.(Frédéric Pepin/CBC) Queens University is urging students who have been in contact with anyone outside their household to get a COVID-19 test, even if they have no symptoms, after two outbreaks, including one thats spread into the Kingston, Ont., community. One outbre...

Credit:  Journal File Photo Queen’s is reporting 26 active cases of COVID-19 as of Tuesday morning, including 10 in residence and 16 off campus. There has been one new case of COVID-19 at Queen’s during the week of March 15-21 so far, according to the University’s case tracker. There have been two clusters of COVID-19 cases in the Queen’s student community in the past week, including an outbreak in Watts Hall and a group of positive cases off campus. Since Queen’s declared the outbre...

Cathey collectionEOSC Army Training Before service in World War II, before being a Texas Longhorn, before being a New York Yankee (football) and a New York Giant — the first and legendary coach of the Dallas Cowboys, Tom Landry, flew planes all around our area as a part of his United States Army Air Forces training at then Eastern Oklahoma A&M College at Wilburton. By the end of his sophomore college football season, still stuck on the jayvee squad, Landry was looking beyond Austin to unce...

This story was updated with more information on March 11 at 6:10 p.m. Queen’s is responding to an outbreak of COVID-19 in Watts Hall on Thursday after five students tested positive for the virus. The outbreak has impacted students living both on and off campus. According to the University, all students of immediate concern have been informed of their exposure have been moved into isolation and are following proper protocols. Watts Hall has been locked down, and all students living on the affe...

Author of the article: Peter Hendra Publishing date: Mar 11, 2021  •  March 11, 2021  •  1 minute read Queens University has locked down its Watts Hall residence on Albert Street after five students on the same floor tested positive for COVID-19. Photo by Ian MacAlpine /The Whig-Standard Article content A Queen’s University residence has been locked down after five students on the same floor tested positive for COVID-19. The five students are residents at Watts Hall on Albert Stre...