Fitness Centre gets facelift over holidays
When the dust settles and the debris is cleared away, Loyalist students and staff will have a new, expanded fitness centre. QNet News reporter Harrison Perkins reports. No related posts.
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College overcomes challenges this semester, says president
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Green Christmas tips for holidays from conservation authority
By John Boldrick There may not be any snow on the ground in Belleville, but that hasn’t stopped Quinte Conservation from gearing up for a green holiday season. Earlier this[…]
Belleville firefighters respond to west end this morning
friday december 16 noon Belleville firefighters respond to fire in west end of the city early this morning. Loyalist College has pulled through many challenges this semester and Belleville police[…]
Fitness Centre renovations underway at Loyalist
Fitness Centre renovations started in Kente building. Quinte Broadcasting’s annual Adopt-A-Child underway. Beloved Picton cat who lived at local bookstore dies. Full Edition Friday Dec. 16, 2011 […]
Protesters rally against school bus decoration ban
Linda Pettigrue full interview Full interview with protester Linda Pettigrue By Laine Sedore Spreading some Christmas cheer seemed to be the talk of the town in Napanee on Wednesday. Roughly[…]
NHL alumni in Belleville for fundraiser
Gretzky, Vaive, McSorley and Hutchison. If you’re an old time hockey fan, or just a fan in general those names should be familiar. They were at the Yardman Friday night[…]
Cancer survivor calendar launched by local photographer
A local photojournalist has created a calendar telling the stories of local cancer survivors. QNet News reporter Nick Liard caught up with him earlier this week. No related posts.
Young farmer discovers fun way to spend time
Fourteen-year-old Julia Blackett has found a unique way to spend her free time. QNet News reporter Katrina Geenevasen has more. No related posts.
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