Michelle Dorey is a journalist based in Kingston, Ontario, with a focus on local news and community issues. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Community Press, Kingstonist, The Kingston Whig-Standard, and more. Michelle covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, crime, healthcare, and community events.
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Michelle Dorey's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community events, legal cases, infrastructure development, and crime in the Ontario region of Canada. Her articles often include announcements from the government and legal policy regulations.
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By: Michelle Dorey
Police services all over the province are facing increased budget strains this year, and Kingston Police is no exception.
By: Michelle Dorey
A vision for renovations to the historic Napanee Town Hall and Market Square was presented to the Council of the Town of Greater Napanee at its regular session meeting on October 22, 2024.
By: Michelle Dorey
A proposed project that might bring more affordable housing for Greater Napanee needs careful consideration because it could potentially result in forgoing up to $800,000 in future revenue, Town Council has decided.
By: Michelle Dorey Forestell
(Kingston, Ontario) Anthony Whitlock, accused in the October 2022 death of Patrick “Paddy” Millar, appeared in court just over two years since the charges against him were upgraded to first-degree murder.
By: Michelle Dorey Forestell
(Napanee, Ontario) Matthew Boldrick, his brother Joshua, and parents Terry and Sharon appeared in Justice Geoffrey Griffin’s Napanee Ontario Court of Justice via Zoom on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024.
By: Michelle Dorey Forestell
(Kingston, Ontario) The Town of Greater Napanee spent around $150,000 to be told that although their procurement bylaw was not broken when staff made the $200,000 purchase of a trackless sidewalk snow clearing machine, the potential for fraud was evident due to weaknesses in the bylaw.
After a "holy moly moment" in October brought on by a bill from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), the Town of Napanee is relieved it may be facing 2025 with the same quality policing at a better price.
Garbage was the topic of much of Greater Napanee Town Council's last meeting of 2024.
By: Michelle Dorey Forestell
(Kingston, Ontario) The man accused of murder in two fatal stabbings on Montreal Street in Kingston in September made a brief court appearance today, Friday, Dec. 13, 2024, and heard an additional 17 names added to the list of people he is not to contact while in custody. The total number of non-contact orders in the case is now over 50 different people.
By: Michelle Dorey Forestell
(Napanee, Ontario) The Quinte Detention Centre (QDC), located at 89 Richmond Boulevard in Greater Napanee, will increase its capacity by 23 per cent as part of the Ontario government's plan to expand jail capacity and modernize Ontario’s adult correctional system.
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