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Quinte Bay Boxing Club going strong
By Katie Coleman BELLEVILLE – Warren Hunton thinks boxing is the greatest sport in the world. He grew up during the sport’s prime and was awed by the athleticism and[...]
Bayside Secondary School turns pink
By Shelden Rogers BELLEVILLE – Ali Chesher can remember being bullied four years ago, wishing there were something like Pink Shirt Day. The halls of Bayside Secondary School were[...]
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Girl Guide cookies support Rally Day
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – The 16th Belleville Guides spent a busy morning Saturday in front of the No Frills supermarket on Bell Boulevard, selling more than 17 cases[...]
Meet the city’s online voice
By Morgan Davy BELLEVILLE – Mayor Neil Ellis might be the face of Belleville, but Aaron Bell is the voice. Bell is the communications coordinator for the city. He’s responsible[...]
Police aim to reduce traffic deaths with increased enforcement
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – Police are targeting bad drivers over the next three months, looking to reduce possible fatal accidents and similar offences as part of a nation-wide blitz,[...]
County’s first radio station to plant seed by fall
By Amanda Lorbetski PICTON – If your freezer is bare, your hair needs a trim and your soul is yearning for some feel-good local radio programming, you’ve come to the[...]
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Miller not running for mayor
By Katy Burley BELLEVILLE – Belleville city councillor Jack Miller will not be running for mayor in the 2014 municipal election. An emotional Miller made the announcement on the Lorne[...]
Quinte West Hawks looking for OMHA title
By Morgan Davy FRANKFORD – The Quinte West Juvenile Hawks have a chance to take home the Ontario Minor Hockey Association A championship title. If the Hawks can dominate in[...]
