Pie bake-off and recipe swap in Stirling
By Samantha Rice BELLEVILLE – The Stirling-Rawdon Public Library is hosting its second annual Pie Bake-off and Recipe Swap Tuesday at 6 p.m. It will be held at the library[…]
Behind the scene
By Evan McClelland BELLEVILLE – What’s it like to work behind the scenes at a community theatre? That’s a question QNet News set out to answer. The Belleville Theatre Guild[…]
Man arrested after assault and shoplifting at local business
By Tyson Nayler BELLEVILLE – A 37-year-old man from Quebec was arrested on Wednesday after assaulting an employee of a store in Belleville and shoplifting. Quinte West OPP responded to[…]
Stirling woman facing domestic abuse charges
By Tyson Nayler BELLEVILLE – A 34-year-old Stirling woman was arrested early Monday evening for assaulting her spouse, according to police. Central Hastings OPP were called to a residence on[…]
World Water Day encourages nature-based solutions
By: Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – World Water Day is celebrated every March 22 to remind people how threatened the world’s water supply is, and to help preserve it. This year’s[…]
Doc Fest hosts its first ever filmmakers panel
By Mariia Khanenko BELLEVILLE — Three female filmmakers were featured on the first ever Doc Fest filmmakers panel. Tess Girard, a local filmmaker, was joined by Julia Barnes, who made her[…]
People share their personal stories at fundraising event
By Becky McMullen BELLEVILLE – Five people shared their personal stories of turmoil and triumph Sunday night at the Brake Room as a fundraiser for Quinte Immigration Services.[…]
Share a smile for Violence Awareness and Random Acts of Kindness Week
By Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – March 5 to 11 marks the 22nd annual Violence Awareness and Random Acts of Kindness Week in the Quinte area. Chris MacDonald, co-chair of the program,[…]
Food Hub to come at Sophiasburg Central School
By Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – A community food hub at Sophiasburg Central School in Prince Edward County will allow the small school to stay open. The food hub is a[…]
New study suggests police officers are less likely to engage in proactive work
By Rachel Bell BELLEVILLE – Police officers are more likely to wait for 911 calls, rather than intervening when needed or seeking out crime, according to a recently released[…]
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