Madoc youth centre brings young people together
By Mark Tarnovetsky Colleen MacAlister built her dream upon a solid foundation. She helped start Foundations, a youth centre located at a storefront in downtown Madoc, offering a safe environment[…]
Quinte Conservation donations lead to new signage
By Steph Crosier Donations from Christmas acre adoptions went to new signage in local conservation areas. “This year’s donations went to trail signs and signs that identify the conservation area,”[…]
Baggage Project creator tired of work called being called pornography
By Linda Horn The Baggage Project is now looking forward to some positive “baggage” words after controversy. T.J. LeBlanc, creator of The Baggage Project, said she was not surprised by[…]
Baggage Project “natural and comfortable”
By Linda Horn I first heard of The Baggage Project last year during a photo seminar class. T.J. LeBlanc came to talk to our class about what she had been[…]
Baggage Project "natural and comfortable"
By Linda Horn I first heard of The Baggage Project last year during a photo seminar class. T.J. LeBlanc came to talk to our class about what she had been[…]
Stirling wellness fair shares a healthy message
by Kristen Haveman A healthier 2012 was on the minds of nearly 200 people that came out to the Stirling Wellness Fair Saturday in Stirling. Local healthcare providers from Stirling[…]
Former educator still helping people
By Joanna Becket Dorothy Ellis is a woman to be reckoned with. At five feet two inches and a lean 122 pounds, the spirited 73-year-old former teacher from Belleville, Ont.[…]
Local Amnesty International holds urgent letter campaign
By Liam Kavanagh-Bradette Dzmitry Kanavalau and Uladzslav Kavalyou of Belarus were found guilty of conducting terrorism attacks and have been sentenced to death. The pair are the subjects of a[…]
Belleville lags behind on tree bylaws
By Matthew Kerr A Belleville property owner recently cut down three acres of trees to make way for a new motel. The clear cutting of trees would have needed a[…]
Local health units look to cut down on prenatal smoking
By Christine Hosler Hastings and Prince Edward County has the highest rate of prenatal smoking in Ontario, and local health units are trying to do something about it. “A lot[…]
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