Seniors train their brains
By John Boldrick Bob Marcotte sits in his big comfy chair by the fire in the Quinte Living Center, talking to himself. Usually in a retirement home, this type of[…]
Hot meals bring people Inn From the Cold
By Keenan Weaver Volunteers are busy slicing, dicing and freezing for this year’s Inn from the Cold program at Bridge Street United Church in Belleville. Members involved are currently working[…]
Loyalist students complain about after-hours access
By Austin McKay A student who says she was turned away from accessing a lab at Loyalist College on Monday has sparked a debate over late night accessing to the[…]
Brain training good for seniors
Courtesy of the Hastings Health Source A recent study out of the United States shows the effect of mental activities on seniors’ brains, specifically the part that transmits information. John[…]
Downtown store supported by "cash mob"
http://www.qnetnews.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/wed-dec-5-4pm1.mp3 A group of people mobbed a downtown store last night. The federal government says dozens of Romanian nationals are suspected to be part of a human smuggling ring. A[…]
Downtown store supported by “cash mob”
http://www.qnetnews.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/wed-dec-5-4pm1.mp3 A group of people mobbed a downtown store last night. The federal government says dozens of Romanian nationals are suspected to be part of a human smuggling ring. A[…]
Art Expo paddles Into Loyalist
Sam Normand Timmy Frost has turned a simple canoe paddle into much more. She created a piece she calls Time is Nonsense. “I’m obsessed with time, so anything with gears,[…]
Are students paying to work?
By Shelby Wye Matt Berry waits in the child and youth worker’s office for one of his final assignments to be edited by one of his professors. The room is[…]
Different folks make different strokes
By Shelby Wye This week, Loyalist College’s Art and Design Foundation students have taken part in curating their first art show, titled ‘Different Strokes’. The show features talent from the[…]
Trenton Korner Store robbed
http://www.qnetnews.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/tuesday-dec-4-4pm.mp3 This morning around midnight the Korner Store in Trenton was robbed. The chief of Hastings Quinte Emergency Medical Service is calling for more resources to improve response time in[…]
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