Local cyclists endorse bike path plan
Story by Alisa Howlett Brian Ferguson has covered every inch of Belleville on his bike. “This summer and spring, I actually spent like $500 on mobile internet charges and countless[…]
Archive moving to Belleville public library
Story by John R. Moodie The community archives of Belleville and Hastings County historical society will be getting a new home in the near future. This Monday Belleville city council[…]
Waterfront Festival and poker run rendezvous again
Story by Alisa Howlett The Belleville Waterfront Festival and the Bay of Quinte Poker Run have teamed up again this year and with more time to prepare than last year.[…]
BBQ invites locals to donate to United Way
By Greg Murphy The United Way of Quinte received support from Belleville city hall through the inviting aroma of flipped burgers and roasted hotdogs. The first of three charity BBQs[…]
Belleville fire department looking for the “Cream of the Crop”
By: Sam Normand Jesse Brant has wanted to be a firefighter for years. She may soon get her chance. She’s one of only 88 left in the Belleville Fire Department’s[…]
Tired nurses leads to dissatisfied patients
By: John Boldrick Sheena Rykers flops down on her couch after a long day at the office, still sporting the scrubs that have become her uniform. It was another long[…]
Feed the meters, feed hungry school kids in Belleville
By Tyson LeonardThe Feed the Meters campaign means parking is free in Belleville this December but your change will still be accepted. Any change dropped in the meters will go[…]
Couple sees Amazing Race as just another challenge
By April Lawrence It seemed like life was falling apart for Trent University student Jennifer Rowden. After leaving school during the second semester of her second year of university, Rowden,[…]
Sex offender now living in Belleville
By Steph Crosier Courtesy of Code 11: On the Scene A registered sex offender has moved to Belleville and the police are warning the public. Robert Lavergne, 33, who served[…]
Prepare to be ‘floored-balled’ in Belleville
by Shelden Rogers The U19 Woman’s Floorball World Championships are coming to Belleville in 2016, but the city sees it as more than just a sporting event. It was announced[…]
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