BGH recieves ICU ventilator at crucial time
By Miller Reynolds More than 400 guests partied to save lives in their best ‘60’s British Invasion’ attire for the annual Belleville General Hospital Fundraiser Gala at the Sears Atrium[…]
Belleville police continue war on gangs and guns
By Steph Crosier Belleville Police will continue to use special funding to combat gangs and gun violence in the community now that the provincial government has expanded its funding. On[…]
Local veterans remember Battle of Britain
By Sam Normand Sunday marked the 72nd anniversary of the Battle of Britain, the fierce battle of 1940 for control of the skies over Britain. Members of the 704 Air[…]
Quinte West council votes in favour of casino
By Tyson Leonard Quinte West council has voted in favour of hosting a potential gaming facility. The vote passed 9-3 during Monday’s council meeting. Mayor John Williams voted in favour,[…]
Local food banks feeding more people than usual
By Kristen Oelschlagel. Local food banks have seen a major increase in the amount of people using their services this summer. Susanne Quinlan, director of operations at Gleaners Food Bank,[…]
Belleville looking into tanning ban bylaw
By Marc Venema The City of Belleville is looking into a bylaw, similar to one just passed in Oakville, that would see tanning bed usage banned to minors. “Staff has[…]
Belleville burn ban could be lifted by Saturday
By Marc Venema If the forecast is accurate for the rest of Friday and Saturday, burn bans in Belleville could be lifted as soon as Saturday. Belleville senior fire prevention[…]
Quinte Symphony set to fold after 52 years
By Marc Venema Joel Bootsma was already looking forward to auditioning for the Quinte Symphony even before his cross-country move from British Columbia to Belleville three years ago. “Before we[…]
Deforestation and drought threatens monarch
Numbers for the insect poster child have been down by 28 per cent since last year due to bad weather and a loss of habitat. The monarch makes a unique[…]
Belleville politicians and residents use Twitter to discuss casino
On Monday night, Belleville Mayor Neil Ellis posted the following message on Twitter: “Investor cancels $35 million plans to build casino in Belleville no warm and fuzzy feeling prediction going[…]
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