Homeless problem will get worse: housing coordinator
By Tyson Leonard The homelessness situation in Hastings is a growing problem and it’s likely to get worse next year, says a local housing coordinator. This past Wednesday was the[…]
School bus accident results in minor injuries
The Jaws of Life were put to use Wednesday as a vehicle rear-ended a school bus on Moira Street in Belleville. Belleville Police officer Brad Stitt said the bus had[…]
College food service doesn’t make the grade
College food services get poor rating. More effective communications needed between task force and council over Campbell Street redevelopment. Oct. 12, 2012 – Full Edition Oct. 12, 2012 – Page[…]
College food service doesn't make the grade
College food services get poor rating. More effective communications needed between task force and council over Campbell Street redevelopment. Oct. 12, 2012 – Full Edition Oct. 12, 2012 – Page[…]
Working in a man’s world
Two profiles of people who are not taking a traditional path. Kris Hie is a female sulky driver and the Dowswell family’s new petting zoo. Oct. 9, 2012 – Page[…]
Working in a man's world
Two profiles of people who are not taking a traditional path. Kris Hie is a female sulky driver and the Dowswell family’s new petting zoo. Oct. 9, 2012 – Page[…]
Communications failure blamed for Campbell Street delays
By Miller Reynolds Communications between Belleville city council and the mayor’s downtown task force needs to improve, says a member of the task force. “There was a significant breakdown in[…]
Belleville police stand off ends peacefully
By Renée Rodgers A police standoff that lasted 5-and-a-half hours ended peacefully Monday morning with an arrest. Police arrived at an apartment complex off Cascade Blvd. at about 3 a.m.[…]
Apple farmers struggle after poor season
Local apple growers are reeling following a tough growing season. Lancer rugby players will not face any disciplinary actions after one member of the team was injured during a party.[…]
Smile cookie fundraiser benefits hospital foundation
Loyalist Lancers volleyball teams were both in action Wednesday night. The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation’s Pink Bus stopped in Belleville. For these stories and more, read our weekly Pioneer magazine.[…]
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