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Keep your lawn forever green with ForeverGreen Lawn Co. in Kingston. We offer all-inclusive lawn care services at affordable prices. Whether you require one-time service for aeration or fertilizing, or a weekly maintenance package, we can accommodate any needs. For more details and pricing, call today.

Fitness and Wellness Centre Services Include: Pilates Classes One on one Health/Life Coaching Group Wellness Coaching - Permanent Weight Loss - Detox - Fatigue - Stress Management - Inflammation - Chronic Pain - Digestive Problems

Contributed over 10,000 hours last yearHelping clients remain in their own homes'As a volunteer with SFCSC these past 15 years, I have seen firsthand how this organization touches the lives of so many people in a positive way!'- David LintonEnriching Through our Health PartnershipsEnriching Through our Student PartnershipsGrace Community Garden was created in 2012 with over 60 studentsPart of ChangeTheWorld, a student volunteer initiative in partnership with the Government of Ontario and United Way KFL&AThe garden expanded in 2013 to include Loughborough Public School and Sydenham High SchoolSupplying up to 63 families a month from June-Nov, in support of our Food Bank and Adult Day programs Enriching the Lives of Students.

When you need large quantities of quality water in the Kingston and surrounding areas, call in the team at Clear Water Services. We have 8 GPS tracked trucks in a variety of sizes to service you. We can fill your pool or hot tub with chlorinated water. We also provide potable drinking water, as well as sod, tree and construction site watering services. We can even provide ice rink flooding. Give us a call for a free estimate today!

In 1967, Sandy MacLachlan created the Woodworking Museum as a Centennial Project. To house the collection, he dismantled an 1855 log house, originally built by the White family in Lanark County, and moved it to Princess Street in Kingston, Ontario. There it operated as a privately?owned museum for over a decade.In the early eighties, it was bought by the former Pittsburgh Township and once again, the log house was moved to its present location at Grass Creek Park. With the amalgamation of the City of Kingston in 1998, the museum became the responsibility of the Culture and Recreation Division in the Corporation of the City of Kingston.The MacLachlan Woodworking Museum holds the most extensive, nationally significant collection of woodworking tools in Canada.