Pumpkin carving at the Quinte Mall
By LaShaina Blair-White BELLEVILLE – Belleville residents will carve faces into pumpkins to support Gleaners Food Bank at Quinte Mall on Thursday. From 1- 3 p.m. and 6- 9 p.m.,[…]
Report on child poverty in Canada has good and bad news
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – The child poverty rate in Canada has dropped two per cent since the start of the recession, according to a report released Tuesday by UNICEF Canada. But[…]
Hospice Quinte ends October awareness campaign
By Brittany Lane BELLEVILLE – Hospice Quinte ended their string of October fundraisers with a successful hotdog stand collecting $300 last Saturday downtown. The event took place in front of[…]
“Quinte Repair Cafe” happening this weekend
By Candice-Rose Gagnon BELLEVILLE – Got a hole in your new shirt? Telephone that will not ring? A trumpet that does not sound quite right? Do not throw it away![…]
Free legal advice available in Belleville
By Jordan Merkley BELLEVILLE – A Legal Aid Ontario pilot program is underway in Belleville. The program has been put in place to offer criminal-law advice to low-income Ontarians. “The[…]
Belleville opens the online polls
By Katy Burley BELLEVILLE – Belleville is offering online voting to residents for the second time. There are only two steps to participating in the online polls. The first step[…]
Mayoral candidates to focus on business
By Morgan Davy BELLEVILLE – The Belleville Chamber of Commerce will host a mayoral debate Thursday night at the Empire Theatre. Chamber of Commerce CEO Bill Saunders says this evening[…]
Timing for career fair just right, participant said
By Morgan Davy BELLEVILLE – The Quinte Region Career and Training Fair was a welcome opportunity for some Belleville residents looking for a job. Karen Poste, manager of economic development[…]
Glanmore House hosts Harvest Tea for community
The historic Glanmore House hosted a Harvest Tea to raise money for Friends of Glanmore projects. QNetNews reporter Hannah Eden was there to record the ensuing frivolity. No related posts.
Fall festival brings crowd to downtown
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