Focus Groups

It’s that time of the year again. Have you prepared your garden for the winter? Putting your garden to bed for the winter can be an arduous task. But when you have many helping hands and a [...]

Crossing the Midline: What Is It and Why Is It So Important? By: Tracy Snyder, Program Manager for Physical Activity in Early Care and Education, Family of Woodstock   As a Program Manager [...]

Brief history National Child Health Day is recognized in the United States on the first Monday of October. This year, October 3, 2022, we can recognize this day to support the physical, mental, [...]

Are you gardening or thinking about growing food in Kingston? It’s a great way for increasing access to healthy, nutritious, and low-cost produce. It improves the beauty of a neighborhood, [...]

How To Be ‘Road Heroes’ The City of Kingston has launched a comprehensive education campaign, but Traffic safety is a two-way street. Stay informed on upcoming changes and always be alert, [...]

 MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH Mental illness affects more than 50 million Americans, with 1 in 4 Americans experiencing a mental health condition each year. But when we talk about mental [...]

Happy National Nutrition Month®! Each year in March we celebrate a variety of holidays, such as St. Patrick’s Day, Women’s History Month, and perhaps a lesser known month-long event, National [...]

The Rondout Garden has gotten a little extra love this season, thanks to garden stewards Sasha Finlay and Danielle Soldezzo. They have been inviting in community members and growing an abundance [...]

The City of Kingston is creating a Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan that will strategize improvements in conditions for transportation users, reduce vehicle congestion and emissions, and [...]

The Kingston Women’s Bicycle Festival celebrates Bike Month, offering more opportunities to experience, engage and empower, than ever before!   The Kingston Women’s Bike Festival (KWBF) is [...]