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Welcome to midtown: King Street moniker gaining ground
Nestled between the vibrant urban cores of downtown Kitchener and uptown Waterloo is a stretch of road without an identity.
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Creating with Kwartzlab
It may only be their first year, but the Waterloo Mini Maker Faire is set to rival similar events in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa.
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Time to change the road ahead "Kitchener Councillors approved and practically fixed the alignment for the extension of Strasburg Road. The south section of the proposed alignment and related infrastructure is estimated to cost $22 million. In addition, the north section of the p"
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Girls in tech
Technology is an increasingly large part of daily life. Women buy tech, use tech, but have little presence in designing it.
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Toasting 100 years
Councillors and residents alike had the opportunity to raise a glass to Kitchener’s 100-year history as a city.
Post launches improved mobile edition
The Kitchener Post has launched an improved mobile edition.
Kitchener named one of the worst places to find a job
Adzuna, a United Kingdom-based online search engine company that’s expanding to Canada, says Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo is the second-worst metropolitan area in Canada to find a job.
Police and fire notebook
A roundup of police and fire activity over the last week.
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Warrant Wednesday
The Waterloo Regional Police Service is requesting the public’s assistance in locating Leutrim Aliu, wanted on an outstanding warrant.
Average gas prices higher for Kitchener Utilities
Kitchener Utilities (KU) customers will be paying less for gas come July, but resident Harald Drewitz says customers are still being ripped off.
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Fighting back
Though there were many bumps in the road, it’s surreal to have raised more than $48,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society, according to Aly Titus-Gerth and Aly Pintea, two Huron Heights Secondary School students.
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OMB case looms
No settlement has been reached, and it’s likely the City of Kitchener will meet the owners of the former Kitchener Frame property, located at 1011 Homer Watson Blvd., at the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) this fall.
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Fowl play in Victoria Park
The Victoria Park swan is still living the bachelor life after his partner died from a parasitic infection in September 2012, and he’s had a rough time finding a new friend, with his last setup ending in an attempted drowning.
Grand finale for 100 years
Kitchener’s 100-year anniversary celebrations come to a close June 10 with the placing of a time capsule at City Hall.
Talking trash with the region
The Region of Waterloo is trash talking with residents this month. Residents are invited to learn more about garbage disposal options and share their feedback at a series of public information sessions or by online survey.
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Cabrera family prepares another attempt to stay in Canada
Carlos and Pamela Cabrera have a meeting next week that could abruptly decide whether they may stay in Canada, or whether they’ll be deported back to Mexico.
Woman chased by unknown man
A woman escaped injury after she was chased by a strange man down Cedar Street near Courtland Avenue on Wednesday night.
2013 police budget on track
So far, so good, was the sentiment at a Waterloo Regional Police Service board meeting following a financial update on Wednesday.
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Tapestry takes over downtown
A series of summer festivals known as Tapestry: Celebrations of Diversity kicked off last weekend and continues throughout the month of June.
 
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