Adopt-A-Child in full swing despite cutbacks
By Renée Rodgers The local Adopt-A-Child committee may have been forced to scale back its services, but it’s still working to make sure no child gets left out in the[…]
Home invasion in Trenton mobile park
By Renée Rodgers Fredrickton Farrell says his trailer has been robbed for Oxycontin before. Farrell, who suffers from a number of diseases, including Lyme disease, takes the prescription medication for[…]
Quinte rivers still at low water levels
By Trish Allison Quinte Conservation declared a low-level water warning almost two weeks ago, a possible problem for boat and dock owners, and so far nothing has changed. The warning[…]
Trenton High School to receive donations for track
By Steph Crosier Trenton High School will receive more money towards their new track. On Tuesday the City of Quinte West and the family of Doug Whitley & Whitley Insurance[…]
Historic elk hunt held in Bancroft
By Matt Kerr The first elk hunt in over 100 years took place in the North Hastings area, from Madoc north to Bancroft, from September 19-25. Hunters from all over[…]
Trenton not same without well-known mural
The mural, Been around for Generations, is landmark in downtown Trenton. But the wall the mural is painted on is crumbling. The man responsible for taking down the wall says[…]
Live, interactive all-candidates debate for provincial election
All seven candidates running for office in Prince Edward-Hasting riding will be part of a debate hosted by Loyalist College in Alumni Hall. You can listen via 91X FM or[…]
Single father masters juggling three daughters and college classes
By Nicole Kleinsteuber By 9 a.m. Michael Clark has already accomplished more than the average college student could ever think of. Getting three young daughters between the ages of one[…]
Backers support local hockey team for Deseronto
By Trish Allison If you asked a resident in Deseronto how many miracles it would take to save the town’s hockey team, they would answer “just one”. This past spring[…]
Loyalist students coping with early semester stress
By Amy Clark With September coming to an end students at Loyalist College could start to feel more stress settling in. Causes for stress in a student’s life could include[…]
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