Hundreds of people enjoy the 32nd Annual Kingston Police Department’s National Night Out event held last Tuesday behind the Kingston Intermediate School.

Students head back to Kingston Elementary School for the first day of the 2017-18 school year. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

Kingston Police K-9 officer Michael Lanatra, explains to the crowd the next K-9 tactic they are about to see at the National Night Out event.

K-9 dog launches himself to take down the "bad guy" during the K-9 demonstrations at the National Night Out event.

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Kingston Firefighters Chris Ebert, left, and Dave Binari pose with 14 month old Colton Craffey and his Mom Satina at Saturday's Touch A Truck event to raise funds for the Wounded Warrior Project. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

ingston Police Officer Timmy Ballinger shows Abby Renaud and her twin bother Lincoln how to turn on the patrol car lights and siren. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

The Harlem Wizards arrive in a cloud of smoke last Monday for the Kingston PTO fundraiser. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

Peter Aremstam, Jones River Landing Boatshop Director and volunteer Matt Murray, are in the process of rebuilding a 1960s model Beatle Cat. Proceeds from its sale will go towards the building of a replica of 1885 Kingston lobster oat. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

Jones River Watershed Assocoaiton Executive Director, Pine duBoise shows photos of the many dam removal projects completed over the years. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

This map shows the expansive area of resources which the JRWA is working to protect enhance and restore in Southeastern Massachusetts. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

JRWA Board Member Wendell Chamberlain points out details of an artist's rendering a renovated Jones River Landing property someday. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

The Kingston Yacht Regatta race is underway just off Grays Beach during the 1st Annual Kingston Waterfront Festival held last Saturday. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

Pine duBois Executive Director of both the .Jones River Watershed Associaton and Jones River Landing, explains some of the history of the Jones River to open house visitors. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

Kingston Business Association Staff, organizers of the 1st annual Kingston Waterfront Festival are hoping that this year's, first of its kind event at Greys's Beach will be come a tradtion. From left, Mary O'donnell, KBA President Donna Smith-BoCash, Michael Frenette, KBA VP David Struski, George Boerger, Michael Healy. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

With the form like that of America's Olymoic phenom, Alana Duffy sails gracefull through the air during one of the performances of the Dance Dreamworks dancers. Also pictured, from left, alex Burch, Carly Spencer, and Emma Neenan. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

KBA VP David Struski and President Donna Smith-Bocash show off their 1st Annual Kingston Waterfront Festival. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

Volleyball was one of the many activies going on from 10am-6pm at Gray's beach during the KBA !st Annual Waterfront Festival held last Saturday. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

aven Tirgear decided a regular size snowball was not effective enough for the snowball fight, so he prepares a bigger one! Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

Kingston firefighter Chris Verracka, organizer of the activities on the Town Green for the Luminaries event, looks on as his children Dylan, in red coat, and Jessica, blue coat, flip the switch to turn on the Christmas Tree lights. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

The crowd attending the annual The Kingston Luminaries gather around the band stand to sing Christmas Carols and followed by Christmas Tree lighting. Wicked Local Photo/Denise Maccaferri

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