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Napanee roller skating rink rallies community support

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In 1948, the business began as Kingston Answering Service, answering calls for medical and emergency services. After a few changes in ownership, it became Alliance in 1976, and continued its legacy of helping people through telephone service. The company has grown from a small team of four working out of a house on Garrett Street to 82 individuals working at the state-of-the-art Alliance Business Centre on Concession Street.

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Kingston Whig-Standard

Napanee roller skating rink rallies community support

Roller skating fans are expressing their disappointment that a Napanee roller rink will no longer have a venue to operate.

2 years ago·Kingston, Canada

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Kingstonist

Alliance celebrates 75 years of community and business support

*Paid Business Feature* For 75 years, Alliance has been in the business of people. In 1948, the business began as Kingston Answering Service, answering calls for medical and emergency services. After a few changes in ownership, it became Alliance in 1976, and continued its legacy of helping people through telephone

2 years ago

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