69-year-old weightlifter inducted into local sports hall of fame
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – Christine Walt is one of several sports figures who were inducted into the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday. Walt has been in women’s[…]
What to watch out for when enjoying the outdoors
By Michael Sukut BELLEVILLE – The warmer weather can be exciting and motivate people to go outside, but there are many safety risks that not all may be aware of.[…]
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Loyalist students win national media awards
By Michael Sukut BELLEVILLE – A number of media students at Loyalist College are walking away with some hardware after being recognized as national award winners. Students from the Interactive[…]
Toddler in stable condition after being found unresponsive
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – The Criminal Investigative branch of the Belleville police is investigating after two-year-old child was found unresponsive in a Pine Street residence Tuesday morning. The child was[…]
Record-breaking rainfall causing problems for local businesses
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – Belleville continues to have a run of bad luck with rain, flooding and rising waters along the Bayshore trail and it’s having an impact on[…]
Green New Deal town hall attracts young voters to the climate discussion
By Sarah Cooke BELLEVILLE – More than 40 people attended a Green New Deal town hall Monday night with several young people in attendance to discuss ideas for a greener[…]
Flooding forces pop-up businesses to move
By Logan Somers For the past couple of weeks, Belleville, like much of Ontario, has faced the wrath of Mother Nature with tons of rain and ongoing flooding. Day after[…]
Raptors’ success has impact on local basketball scene
By Alex Mahar Belleville– Sports is all about moments, moments that define a player, a game, a franchise or even a county. On Saturday night in Toronto, the Raptors gave[…]
Work permit backlog puts international students in tough spot
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – Many students at Loyalist College are getting back to work for the summer following their school year, but the same is not true for many of[…]
Protecting Belleville’s drinking water is the main concern as flooding persists
By Alex Mahar BELLEVILLE – Protecting city residents’ drinking-water supply is the main concern when it comes to flooding in Belleville Mayor Mitch Panciuk says. Panciuk held a press conference[…]
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