Taste of the County event a feast for the senses
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Trenton woman charged after using car as a weapon
By Jennifer Bowman A Trenton woman is facing charges for using a car as a weapon after a pedestrian was hit Monday evening. Rescue vehicles were called to Queen Street[…]
Laid-off teachers won’t be returning to their old jobs
By Renée Rodgers The fact that school enrollment numbers are so close to Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board spring projections means none of the 16 secondary school teachers[…]
Laid-off teachers won't be returning to their old jobs
By Renée Rodgers The fact that school enrollment numbers are so close to Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board spring projections means none of the 16 secondary school teachers[…]
Provincial candidates debate tax cuts at Empire Theatre
By Austin McKay Promises about tax cuts to reduce the provincial deficit were the focus of an all candidates’ debate Monday at the Empire Theatre in downtown Belleville. Six candidates[…]
Women’s hockey team looking for new players
By Christine Hosler Women’s hockey signup is underway again this year at Loyalist College. The lady Sharks are looking for new blood to stir up the waters. Coach Peter Williams[…]
Women's hockey team looking for new players
By Christine Hosler Women’s hockey signup is underway again this year at Loyalist College. The lady Sharks are looking for new blood to stir up the waters. Coach Peter Williams[…]
Loyalist College students say they didn’t know about advance poll
By Austin McKay Loyalist College students like the idea of having an advance polling station on campus but wish they knew about it sooner. “If they‘re going to hold something[…]
Loyalist College students say they didn't know about advance poll
By Austin McKay Loyalist College students like the idea of having an advance polling station on campus but wish they knew about it sooner. “If they‘re going to hold something[…]
School board chooses architect to design two new schools
By Renée Rodgers A Brantford-based architectural firm has been selected to design and oversee the construction of two new elementary schools in Stirling and Tweed. Ventin Group Ltd. was approved[…]
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