@EmilyeWright

EmilyeWright has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in February 2024. Resources EmilyeWright has populated their site with include: • New novel by Canadian actor and writer Charlie David set in Greater Napanee • Street Health Centre offering free hepatitis C testing at annual community barbecue in downtown Kingston – Kingston News • 'Pay it forward': Paul Gill Memorial Fishing derby returns to Brockville's Hardy Park to support local youth in sport - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • United Way KFL&A seeking school supply donations for annual Backpack Program • Hockey Benders bringing summer tour to Quinte Mall this Sunday - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Local teacher launching Kingston chapter of Unplugged Canada to educate about the impacts of smartphones on children • KFPL launches Bilingual Reading Buddies program for French immersion students • Kingston Frontenac Public Library invites teens and adults to their 'Summer Reading Party' • New Wolfe Island Skýlla festival to celebrate local women and gender diverse artists • 'Cruise for a Cause' raises $8,000 for new program supporting human trafficking survivors – Kingston News • Kingstonist Next Gen journalism student wins local scholarship to help fund journalism studies – Kingston News • ‘A huge honour’: TISS athlete named Brockville Sportsperson of the Year - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • Local Kingston youth showcase their innovations at the second annual Jr. Mayor's Innovation Challenge – Kingston News • 'The desire for reconciliation is great here': Reconciliation Through Art event returns to Almonte - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Exploration Days return to Loyalist Township with free weekly activities – Kingston News • Two Kingston athletes dominate in aerial silks and pole art competition in Spain • NextGen Students' Articles • Kingstonist's non-exhaustive guide to celebrating Pride in 2026 • Kingston Buskers Rendezvous returns for its 36th year this July – Kingston News • Carleton Place students connect craftsmanship and Indigenous learning through paddle project - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Brockville Rowing Club athletes represent hometown at Canada's premier high school rowing competition - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • Carleton Place students receive Spirit Bear Award for reconciliation efforts - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Holy Cross varsity baseball team wins KASSAA Championship – Kingston News • Gananoque students visit healing lodge as part of Indigenous education - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • Belleville's Susanna Moodie Elementary receives $40K grant to expand library collection - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • UCDSB athletes bring home six medals from OFSAA Track and Field Championships - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • Kingston students win big at Canada-Wide Science Fair, including Best Project Award – Kingston News • Métis artist collaborates with LodgePole Arts Alliance and Hotel Wolfe Island for art installation • www.kingstonist.com • Free Kingston art exhibition 'Mending Ways' explores different aspects of healing • Our Livable Solutions asking for community funding, support for Crossroads Village housing initiative – Kingston News • King's Town School students show off their skills at Minecraft provincial championships – Kingston News • The Core to offer family-friendly indoor recreation alongside Brockville Shriners' Fair - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • 42nd annual Kingston Amateur Sports Awards celebrates local talent • Holy Cross junior girls soccer team celebrates KASSAA gold – Kingston News • High school students represent Quinte region at Canada-Wide Science Fair, receiving accolades - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Montague Public School students create butterfly storyboards for nearby park - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Used LEGO store offering free off-brand bricks to Kingston community • Kingston climate activists organize inaugural family-oriented environmental fair 'Earth Fest' • Ryandale Transitional Housing receives Awesome Kingston's May 2026 microgrant • Brockville youth spends two weeks at Queen’s Park as legislative page - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • Local roller skating group Quad Squad aims to expand skating opportunities in Kingston • Carleton Place High School hosts regional student leadership event - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • brockvilleist.com • Kingston poetry open mic series celebrates 17th anniversary – Kingston News • AI-powered helmet designed by Belleville student earns national spotlight - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Eastern Ontario communities raise $138,010 for local youth through United Way's Move for Youth challenge - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • KPP Concerts brings fifth edition of Spring Reverb to downtown Kingston – Kingston News • MPP Steve Clark announces plans to build new Catholic elementary school in Kemptville - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Katarokwi Indigenous Market returns to downtown Kingston after one-year hiatus – Kingston News • lanarkist.com • Kemptville District Hospital celebrates Dr. Johnny Brisebois with new Physician Excellence Award - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • First female Smiths Falls Police Chief, Jodi Empey, announces retirement - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Five Quinte youth to travel to Edmonton for national science fair later this month - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Movies in the Square returns to downtown Kingston for its 19th season • Event series planned for downtown to mark 10th anniversary of The Tragically Hip's final concert in Kingston • New Guest Slippers Festival to bring house concerts to Kingston – Kingston News • Tea party fundraiser showcases the skills of Bloom Skills Centre students – Kingston News • Arklan Community Public School and Char-Lan District High School raise record numbers for the Terry Fox foundation - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Sistema Kingston invites the community to experience 'Joy' at its year-end concert – Kingston News • Kingston Poet Laureate assembles community poem to commemorate LaSalle Causeway bascule bridge • ‘Hey Day’ marks 65 years as Kemptville hospital fundraiser set to return next month - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Perth & District Sports Hall of Fame to honour regional athletes at eighth annual ceremony - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Spring Carnival returns to Smiths Falls with music, games and vendors - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • ‘Sweeping Bazaar’ returns to Belleville May 9, supporting local vendors and curling club - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Belleville to welcome new family physician from this summer through recruitment program - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Three ALCDSB students will step into new roles as Student Trustees for 2026/2027 school year – Kingston News • Kingston to host Grand Slam of Curling Players' Cup in December 2026 – Kingston News • Annual HomeGrown Live Music Festival to take over downtown Kingston – Kingston News • Kingston Kiwanis Music Festival celebrates 2026 season with Highlights Concert • Awesome Kingston's April 2026 microgrant funds 'The Belong Map': 'No one should have to build a life here alone' • Queen's University to host NeuroVibes, a community event supporting neurodiversity and inclusion – Kingston News • Loyalist Township announces performance lineup for free summer concert series – Kingston News • H'art Centre and Peerless Productions present dance performance 'Both Sides Now' – Kingston News • The Tett Centre launches new free, accessible arts workshops for adults – Kingston News • Quinte Mall dinosaur exhibit brings prehistoric experience to Belleville - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Local youth compete in the Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair, five students advance to nationals - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Local middle school students to attend Youth Climate Action Summit 'Basecamp' – Kingston News • Brockville indie music initiative presents the Ephemeral Gallery Showcase - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • Almonte Craft & Colour market celebrates local BIPOC artisans - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Country-wide tour to celebrate the FIFA World Cup 2026 to stop in Kingston – Kingston News • Queens University students cycling to Quebec City and back to support Kingston Homeless Alliance – Kingston News • Local high schools participate in NTS DramaFest, compete to perform in Ontario Showcase – Kingston News • Brockville coffee shops partner with Sherwood Park Manor for April fundraiser - The Brockvilleist - 100% independent, local news for Brockville and area • Kingston Health Sciences Centre recruiting student volunteers – Kingston News • Queen's writer-in-residence leaves public exhibit downtown as 'gift for Kingston' – Kingston News • Regiopolis-Notre Dame Catholic High School hosts Unified Wheelchair Basketball Tournament – Kingston News • Local artists to headline Spring Fling fundraiser for South Lanark Community Garden - The Lanarkist - 100% independent, local news covering Lanark County • Cultivate Art Commons launches community-focused Artists-in-Residence program – Kingston News • quinteist.com • Campfire Circle plans new overnight camp in Prince Edward County with major donations - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Update - Selected as Loran Scholar: Kingston Secondary School senior named a Loran Scholars Finalist – Kingston News • A.M. 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Thrift Bodega wins Awesome Kingston March 2026 microgrant • Glanmore National Historic Site offering new Parlour Talks series and Quiet Room concert - The Quinteist - 100% independent, local news for the Quinte region • Miss Emily earns second Juno nomination for her latest album The Medicine – Kingston News • Seeley's Bay's 20th Storyfest will explore the nature of reconciliation with local Arctic explorer James Raffan – Kingston News • Two Kingston FIRST robotics teams win silver at regional robotics competition – Kingston News • Introducing Micaela Schmidt, our newest member of the Kingstonist Next-Gen Journalism program • Introducing Ellice Stephens, our newest member of the Kingstonist Next-Gen Journalism program – Kingston News • Introducing Mason McIlroy, newest member of the Kingstonist Next-Gen Journalism program • Kingston Meistersingers celebrate the 75th anniversary of 'Guys and Dolls' – Kingston News • 'Working Ground' explores cultural and geological history of Kingston's Belle Park • Rideau Canal canoe trip inspires new album from Kate Weekes, regional musicians – Kingston News • Agnes offering free professional development workshops for artists – Kingston News • Queen's Project on International Development sets lofty fundraising goal for Kingston Youth Shelter • Kingston Gymnastics Club launches $500,000 fundraising campaign • St. Lawrence College to host traditional Haudenosaunee Condolence Ceremony – Kingston News • Acclaimed Canadian writers to visit Kingston for WritersFest 2024 • Kingston WritersFest 2024 celebrates Kingston community and beyond • Martello Alley to host art fundraisers for Providence Care Hospital and Providence Manor – Kingston News • Women's Art Festival returns for its 41st year – Kingston News • 'Bring Your Thing' event provides free art consultation for Kingston community – Kingston News • Kingstonian founder of Vitiligo Voices Canada shares insights ahead of World Vitiligo Day – Kingston News • Kingston Christian School launching long-awaited high school programming • Kingston band Tiny Horse set to release debut album 'First Rodeo' • The Greater Napanee and Area Arts Association celebrates 10 year anniversary with juried art show 'Coming Home' • Kingston playwright brings new play 'Dressing Amelia' to the Bottle Tree Studio • Kingston's Kayla Taylor to represent Canada at 2024 Muay Thai World Games • H'art Centre marks 25th anniversary with opera-inspired show 'Happy' – Kingston News • The Food Sharing Project celebrates national school food program funding in 2024 federal budget – Kingston News • Kingston Improvised Music Collective presents final event of (h)EAR concert and workshop series • Drift/Line series bringing poetry events to Kingston – Kingston News • Kingston celebrates International Women's Week 2024 • Cantabile Choirs Performing 'Song Time with Sondheim' at The Spire • Human trafficking documentary Dark Highway to screen at Kingston Canadian Film Festival • Local filmmaker brings 'Who's Yer Father?' to the Kingston Canadian Film Festival