Quinte West’s $50,000 flood plan a necessity, says mayor
By Allen Steinberg QUINTE WEST – Quinte West has plans to prepare for flooding by using an unlikely method: more water. At Quinte West’s city council meeting last night, a[…]
Residents of Quinte weigh in on marijuana shops coming to the area
By Olivia Waldriff BELLEVILLE – New marijuana products, including edibles, officially went on sale in Ontario Monday – but not in Belleville or Quinte West, which as yet have no[…]
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Bryan’s Auction hosting food drive for Trenton Food Bank
By Ryan Peddigrew BELLEVILLE – Bryan’s Auction in Trenton is collecting non-perishable food donations for people in need this holiday season. Greg Oosting, the general manager at Bryan’s, says they[…]
Local politicians are fed up with Lake Ontario’s high water levels
By Olivia Waldriff TRENTON – More than 100 people gathered at Duncan Memorial Community Gardens to get involved in the fight against the organization they believe is behind what they[…]
Quinte West holds rally to protest Lake Ontario water-levels plan
By Olivia Waldriff BELLEVILLE – The city of Quinte West and United Shoreline Ontario are holding a rally on Wednesday to protest the International Joint Commission’s Plan 2014, which they[…]
Still no action on Parks Canada’s request to remove unauthorized structures from crown land
By Sarah Cooke FRANKFORD – Almost a week after requesting that residents of Riverside Parkway remove structures leading up to the Trent Severn Canal, Parks Canada has yet to remove[…]
91X Newscast: Monday October 28 2019, 4 p.m.
BELLEVILLE – QNet News anchor Sarah Cooke brings you the latest news from the Quinte Region. Headlines include the city of Belleville’s plan for the vacant Hillcrest Public School property;[…]
Care & Share Foodbank preparing for annual food drive
By Ryan Peddigrew QUINTE WEST – The Care & Share Food Bank in Trenton is gearing up for one of its most important events of the year. The food drive[…]
Quinte Access gets a step closer to providing a bus route to Loyalist College
By Brittany Woodcock BELLEVILLE – After almost 30 years of operating the public transit system in Quinte West, Quinte Access is a step closer to bringing residents to Belleville by[…]
Lower Trent Conservation kicks off three year Murray Marsh restoration project
By Alex Mahar Belleville– Last week marked the launch of the Murray Marsh natural habitat area restoration project in the heart of Lower Trent Conservation. The project is slated[…]
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