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Kingston Road Closures & Delays: July 18 to 23
Published on: 2021/07/18 - in Releases by Robert John
Following is a list of road construction projects and events provided by the City of Kingston that are expected to have an impact on traffic flow next week:
Motorists, cyclists and pedestrians: review the listing of streets and related messages below for travel information of interest to you. Between Traffic Reports, check CityofKingston.ca/RoadClosures for updates (please note that no report will be issued on July 2). Significant City or Utilities Kingston-related traffic disruptions will also be sent out on the City’s Twitter feed @CityofKingston.
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Police seek witnesses – Serious assault in Darwin City
Northern Territory Police are calling for witnesses following a serious assault incident in Darwin City overnight.
Between 9pm and 9:40pm, a 39-year-old male was allegedly assaulted with an edged weapon by his partner.
St John paramedics treated the male at the scene before transporting him to Royal Darwin Hospital, where he remains in a critical but stable condition.
Detective Senior Sergeant Justin Bentley said, “The Domestic and Family Violence Section are investigating the alleged assault.
“If anyone was in the vicinity of the corner of Smith Street and Daly Street, and Geranium Street and Stuart Highway in Stuart Park, between that time, is urged to contact police on 131 444. Please quote reference number 9699796.”
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WINNIPEG Some businesses in Winnipeg’s Corydon area are saying that construction is stopping customers from coming into their stores. Betsy Hiebert, who owns Cocobeans Bakeshop, said her business has been doing a lot more delivery since construction took over the space where her shop’s patio used to be. “We’ve got construction like crazy in front of our shop,” she said, “It’s taking up two lanes, so there’s no parking on Corydon where we are.” She said this has been a bit of a “nightmare” as her customers come from all over the city. “It’s tough. They don’t know where to park,” Hiebert said. “We’ve got right turns only and it sends you in a bit of a maze.”