Pride parade more than a gay old time, says organizer
Story by Alisa Howlett Organizers are out to send a message since last year’s unofficial pride walk and are excited for Belleville’s first official annual pride parade, they said. “Belleville[…]
RIDE program finds daylight drunks
By Steph Crosier Courtesy of Code 11: On the Scene Drunk drivers are on the road anytime of day, says Quinte West OPP. That was just one of the surprises[…]
Immunization Suspensions Courtesy of the Hastings Health Source
By. John Boldrick Courtesy of Hastings Health Source Chris Graham sits in his grade nine classrooms at Centennial Secondary School, surrounded by rows and rows of his peers. While the[…]
Quinte Sports and Wellness winter workouts
By John Boldrick Courtesy of Hasting Health Source Clap, clap, clap. The sound of Hannah Vance’s grey and blue running shoes bounce off the indoor track at the Quinte Sports[…]
Zombies are coming to Belleville
By Sarah Armour Belleville will be the location of a new zombie short film set to begin filming in April. “Basically it’s about these survivors that are in an airport[…]
A super RIDE
By Steph Crosier Courtesy of Code 11: On the Scene Belleville Police conducted a RIDE program through the city on Sunday with super results to coincide with the Super Bowl.[…]
Stirling breaks ground for new state-of-the-art school
By Gail Paquette On the last day of school students at Stirling Senior School sat outside on the spot that will become the new assembly area and stage of a[…]
Estonian farmers visit local farm on their North American tour
By Gail Paquette Twenty-seven Estonian milk producers traveled over 6000km to tour dairy farming operations in Ontario, Quebec, New York and Vermont. They stopped Monday afternoon at the robotic milking[…]
Hardware stores quiet during the storm
Riley Maracle Snow has slowed business in local hardware stores but shovels aren’t flying off the shelves. George Waller, manager of the Home Hardware in Belleville, said the weather has[…]
Quintes “Biggest Loser” Gives Hope To A Healthier Life
By: Matthew Blair Usually a trip to the doctor’s office ends with a prescription and a follow up appointment. Jennifer Lynn Coleman got life altering news. In 2009, Coleman weighed[…]
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