NEW LGBT EVENT FOR GAN JUNE 22 TO 24
The Thousand Island Accommodations Partners have teamed up with Travel Gay Canada to host the first annual Summer Solstice Pride in the 1000 Islands Festival this Summer.

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GAMING ZONES COULD MEAN COMPETITION FOR T.I. CASINO
Kingston and Gananoque are both included in one of the 29 "gaming zones" designated by Ontario Lottery and Gaming in a report this week. The zones have been identified as areas where private operators with proper approvals operate a single gaming facility.

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RMC STUDENTS TO GET TWO FLY OVERS TODAY
Graduating students at Royal Military College in Kingston are being honoured with a couple of fly bys this morning . A CP-140 Aurora will fly over the parade square college at 10 am, two Canadian Forces CF-18 Hornet jets will fly over at 11:30.

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ROCKPORT COMMUNITY YARD AND PLANT SALE SATURDAY
The Rockport Development is holding a Community Yard and Plant Sale Saturday from 10 to 4. There are all kinds of things on offer. 19 that was Dianne Phillips.

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MAY 17 FINANCIAL REPORT
myFM's business report by Elmslie & Chambers Group of TD Waterhouse.

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BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR MISSING MAN
People all across the 401 corridor are being asked to keep an eye out for a missing Smiths Falls area man. 58 year old Morris Ladouceur , who was reported missing on May 10th, was last seen when he left a home on Highway 15 in Montague Township.

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$5,000 TO CHILD LIFE IN KINGSTON THANKS TO GANANOQUE SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Kingston General Hospital's Child Life program was the winner of the $5,000 prize for the Youth and Philanthropy initiative at Gananoque Secondary School. Yesterday, grade 10 civics students gave four presentations about a local charity.

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HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS TO SPECIAL OLYMPICS THANKS TO CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY
Gananoque's Special Olympics Chapter will receive a cheque tonight thanks to the first Citizen Police Academy.

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR 1812 CELEBRATIONS
The town of Gananoque is celebrating the opening of Joel Stone park on June 18 and needs a couple of dozen volunteers to make sure everything goes off without a hitch. There is also a need for volunteers for a big event in August 22 That was Pam Staples.

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LONG WEEKEND FORECAST LOOKS LIKE SUMMER
Warm and sunny conditions are expected for the entire province this long weekend. Geoff Coulson with Environment Canada says many regions can expect higher than normal temperatures with the mercury possibly even getting close to or reaching 30 degrees Celsius on Sunday.

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