Thieves grab $2,600 in perfume from Belleville store
By Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE – Women’s perfume worth $2,600 was stolen from a north-end store Wednesday, Belleville police report. A man and woman entered the store at about 5 p.m., took the[…]
Belleville will be asked for more money for Kingston hospitals
By Alana Pickrell BELLEVILLE – Belleville will soon pay its final instalment to a campaign supporting Kingston’s three hospitals, but the request for money will not stop there. In 2007,[…]
More than 2,400 distracted driving charges laid during provincial campaign
Live Chat: Dealing with distracted driving By Olivia Timm BELLEVILLE – It was a busy March Break for the OPP as officers laid more than 2,400 distracted driving related charges during their[…]
Next iPhone no problem for local repair shops
By Cody Starr BELLEVILLE – Media reports are suggesting that the next version of the iPhone will be nearly impossible to fix for local cellphone repair businesses. Among others, Vice’s[…]
Police charge man with stunt driving on Highway 62
By Olivia Timm BELLEVILLE – A man who police say was driving more than 60 kilometres an hour over the speed limit has been charged with stunt driving. The 36-year-old was[…]
‘Blue Jays bandit’ gets four years jail time
By Olivia Timm and Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE – The so-called ‘Blue Jays bandit’ was sentenced to four years in prison for eight counts of armed robbery on Friday. 30-year-old Tristan[…]
Highway 401 backed up as cleanup of chemicals continues
By Casey Horn and Kayla Haggett BELLEVILLE – Traffic is moving very slowly along Highway 401 near Lansdowne, Ont., as cleanup of a dangerous chemical spill continues. The highway reopened[…]
Landlords stepping up to help displaced Bel Marine residents
By Katie Perry BELLEVILLE — Landlords have stepped up to see if their apartments are an appropriate place to house former residents of the Quinte Bay Bel Marine retirement residence after[…]
Loyalist graphic design students showcase their work
By Leah Den Hartogh and Jenna Leslie BELLEVILLE – Graphic design students from Loyalist College are putting their work on display from Tuesday through Thursday at the Graphic Design Student Exhibition. It’s an[…]
Branch closing responds to evolving consumer habits, Royal Bank says
By Brad Bennett and Brendan Burke BELLEVILLE – The closure of the Royal Bank of Canada’s longstanding downtown location this coming Friday is a response to the evolving habits of consumers, according to RBC’s regional vice-president. “This[…]
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