Thurlow public meeting Tuesday on operating budget
By Cody Starr and Lindsey Harren BELLEVILLE – Thurlow ward residents are invited to have their say on Belleville’s budget plans Tuesday evening at the Gerry Masterson Community Centre. Ward 2[…]
Irreplaceable items stolen in Quinte West break-in
By Trish Bauder BELLEVILLE – Quinte West OPP are asking for the public’s help after a family’s personal irreplaceable items along with jewelry, electronics and cash were stolen during a break-in.[…]
“There are no words,” Belleville woman says of U.S. hockey championship
By Jenna Leslie BELLEVILLE – When the women’s hockey team at Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y., won a U.S. championship last weekend, Belleville native Cassidy Vinkle was one of the victorious players[…]
Canadian Hearing Society strike leaves Belleville’s office shut
By Lindsey Harren BELLEVILLE – Unionized workers have been off the job for almost a month at the Canadian Hearing Society and reduced services are starting to have an impact in[…]
Glanmore celebrates women winning the right to vote
By Leah Den Hartogh BELLEVILLE – One hundred years after women won the right to vote in Ontario, Melissa Wakeling, education and marketing coordinator at the Glanmore National Historic Site, believes that[…]
UPDATE: Prince Edward County declares water emergency
With photo from Dave Tugwood/Facebook- Save Picton Bay By Sophie Dudley, Jessica Clement and Katie Perry PICTON – Residents of Picton and Bloomfield are now under a precautionary boil water advisory following[…]
How to help a turtle cross the road
By Lindsey Cooke and Olivia Timm If you’ve ever seen a “Turtle Crossing” sign along a highway and wondered what it was about, there were answers at the Hillcrest Animal[…]
Ontario’s turtles are at risk, but you can help
By Olivia Timm and Lindsey Cooke TRENTON – Seven out of eight species of Ontario turtles are at risk. Do you know how to protect them? The Hillcrest Animal Hospital in Trenton[…]
Find out more about your family history at genealogy workshop
By Cody Starr BELLEVILLE – On Saturday April 1, the Belleville public library will be offering the first of two genealogy workshops being held this spring. Shannon Bryan, the organizer[…]
Local conservation group selling rain barrels
By Kayla Haggett BELLEVILLE – Lower Trent Conservation wants people to think about ways they can conserve water, and they’re selling rain barrels as a fundraiser to get the public involved.[…]
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