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The New Year is a great time to reflect back on your life to see if any changes are needed to make yourself healthier or happier. Is there something that you would like to improve upon as a New [...]

Kingston has a rich culture for basketball; not just as a competitive youth sport, but as an affordable, accessible way for people of all ages to exercise and socialize. According to Facebook [...]

The average life expectancy of citizens living in the City of Kingston can range anywhere from 75 to 80, according to a new interactive tool created by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The [...]

In today’s age of information overload, one of the most common things we hear from people when talking about past events and meetings was, “I didn’t hear about it, I would’ve gone!” Whether or [...]

Being able to get groceries, prepare them in some way and have a healthy meal is something that many people take for granted. Unfortunately, even if one qualifies for benefits or lives near a [...]

On the eve of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a Kingston-based photographer is making waves nationally with a decade-long project that celebrates the beauty and strength of breast cancer [...]

Whether you’re on Medicare, Medicaid, employer-provided insurance, self-insurance, or are completely uninsured, odds are there are some situations where you feel stuck; you need medical [...]

With Live Well Kingston, our city is working to build a coalition of businesses, organizations and people who are committed to helping all of us in Kingston live healthier and more active lives. [...]

FREE, April 26th, 6—7:30pm, Lace Mill, 165 Cornell St, Kingston A health gathering to bring community members together—healers, health providers, and anyone seeking health improvement—to share [...]

The Cyber Seniors Program Gives Seniors Access to the Internet by Matching Them with High School Students A celebration of the Cyber Seniors program that linked high school students and seniors [...]