Lancers men’s basketball team wins again
By Allen Steinberg BELLEVILLE – The Lancers men’s basketball team took down the struggling Durham Lords 89-78 in Oshawa on Tuesday, adding another victory to their 9-2 record. Noah Korovesi[…]
Senior citizen assaulted at Belleville community centre
By Allen Steinberg BELLEVILLE – Belleville police say an elderly man was struck in the head at a community centre in the city’s east end Tuesday morning. The senior citizen[…]
Wolf attack in Madoc leads to missing dog and public warning
By Allen Steinberg MADOC – A family dog is missing in Madoc after Central Hastings OPP received a report of a wolf attack on Jan. 6. The incident reportedly occurred[…]
Loyalist students not keen on the Oscars, unlike their Gen Z peers
By Connor Robinson BELLEVILLE – Some Loyalist students say they are not excited by the upcoming Oscar awards, planned for early February, despite recent polls saying Generation Z represents[…]
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[…]
2020 provincial budget consultation comes to Belleville next week
By Brittany Woodcock BELLEVILLE – Belleville organizations will get their chance to make suggestions on where the Ontario’s 2020-21 budget should go. The Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs[…]
Erratic driver on 401 faces multiple charges
By Allen Steinberg BRIGHTON – A Quebec man is facing charges for fleeing police after allegedly scraping his car against the guard rail multiple times on eastbound Highway 401 near[…]
Cobourg bakery closing, up to 180 jobs to be lost
By Allen Steinberg COBOURG – Weston Foods in Cobourg is shutting its doors, taking away up to 180 jobs. The closure is set to take place in the second half[…]
False alarm at Pickering Nuclear Generating Station gets mixed reaction from students
By Connor Robinson BELLEVILLE – Quinte area residents are reacting to a false alarm early Sunday morning when a public service alert notified millions of people that an incident was[…]
Loyalist College combats homelessness by joining 20K Sock Day Challenge
By Allen Steinberg BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College is looking to knock your socks off this winter. Loyalist’s student government has challenged other Ontario colleges to see who can collect the most[…]
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