Church youth group re-enacts Stations of the Cross
By Paulina Uy The Church of St. Michael the Archangel will be presenting a depiction of the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday. The church’s youth group does this[…]
“Fun with the girls in Belleville”
By Sarah Vissers Bonnie Kerwin first saw the Red Hat Society about a decade ago in a restaurant. A group of 70-something women entered the restaurant laughing and chatting away[…]
Wet spring could increase algae problems for Bay of Quinte
By John Moodie An increase of April showers raises concern over the spread of blue-green algae for the Bay of Quinte. More rain showers means more phosphorus running into the[…]
More historical homes need designation, says Moria Street resident
By Amanda Lorbetski Belleville resident Mike Wilcox called on council recently to recognize the historical significance of the Moira Street West community’s buildings and its people. It was 1987 when[…]
Local hobby store says boardgaming alive and well
By Brandon White Standing in the aisle of Scalliwag Toys, Richard Bellanger looks over a wide shelf stacked to the brim with plastic wrapped boxes. They’re all games, board games,[…]
Local Liberals “Big Bike Ride” hits close to home
By Megan Mattice Three months ago, Ian Batt didn’t think he would ever be able to drive a car again, let alone ride a bike built for 30 people. Yesterday,[…]
Belleville high school students put a face to poverty
By Megan Mattice Serenity Smith, a Saint Pauls Catholic School student, got a dose of reality yesterday when she stepped into the shoes of someone living in poverty. Not fully[…]
First annual SLUT Walk in Belleville
By Alisa Howlett It wasn’t just women parading around town and chanting, “NO, MEANS NO” at passing cars yesterday, men were in the mix as well. Among those men was[…]
Local police walking the cyber beat
Story and Photo by John R. Moodie Police once walked the beat in their community. Today the criminals have gone cyber and the police also have to walk a digital[…]
An apple a day, if the frost keeps away for Quinte growers
By Shelden Rogers This year’s apple crop looks to be making up for last years heavy frosts that took out apple orchards across Ontario. Last year’s frost was so heavy[…]
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