A look into a 19th century Christmas at Glanmore
By Olivia Waldriff BELLEVILLE – A historic house in Belleville took visitors on a special Christmas tour fit for the 19th-century. On Wednesday Glanmore National Historic Site held the first[…]
Retro trends making a splash in modern times
By Evan Doherty BELLEVILLE – Trends of the past are making their way back into the present through an older generation’s nostalgia for their youth and a younger generation’s discovery[…]
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Belleville Farmers’ Market remembering its roots as it looks to the future
By Evan Doherty BELLEVILLE – The Market square has been around before Belleville even became a city. When you walk into the George Zegouras Market Square on a bright sunny[…]
Pieces Boardgame Café wants people to go from screens to being social
By Evan Doherty BELLEVILLE – In an effort to buck modern trends, Pieces Boardgame Café, which opened in Reid’s Dairy plaza Tuesday is hoping to get people to look up[…]
Ontario wide cellphone ban in schools starts in 2019-20
By Michael Sukut BELLEVILLE – Spending time in class on your cell phone will soon be a thing of the past in Ontario. A news release from the Ontario government[…]
Pre-Mother’s Day tea event celebrates Queen Victoria
By Olivia Waldriff BELLEVILLE – A special tea event in Picton is being billed as a perfect early Mother’s Day celebration. To honour the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria‘s birth, Macaulay Heritage[…]
Housing summit proposes secondary units to help international students find housing
By Brittany Woodcock BELLEVILLE – Secondary units could help Loyalist’s international students find proper rental accommodations, said Mayor Mitch Panciuk at Belleville’s two day housing summit. Over 800 international students[…]
Picton church’s Indigenous mural a call for friendship, healing
By Syerra Turry PICTON – A Picton church is now home to the largest Indigenous mural on a church in Canada. As of Monday, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church‘s north exterior wall hosts[…]
Volunteers and the generosity of the community keep Inn from the Cold going
By Tahreem Fatima BELLEVILLE – The Inn from the Cold program at Bridge Street United Church has served the community for nearly three decades, and demand for the hot meals and warm shelter that[…]
Curl 4 Kids raises funds for children’s charities
By Alan-Michael Steele BELLEVILLE – The Quinte Curling Club’s annual Curl 4 Kids has raised over $10,000 for children’s charities in Ontario. During the event, last Saturday, a representative from[…]
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