Convicted child molester caught in Canada
91X News feb 22 2011 was a record year for heritage conservation in Prince Edward County. A car crash eight days ago has students questioning the safety of intersections at[…]
Archives can’t be built in a day
By Joanna Becket “An archives, as it turns out, is a bit like Rome. Can’t be built in a day,” wrote Orland French, former president, Hastings County Historical Society, in[…]
Postpartum depression not takens serious, says local woman
By Linda Horn Staci Foote is a 24-year-old stay at home mom from Trenton. She was first diagnosed with postpartum depression after her daughter was born and she has suffered[…]
Tweets about Chris Brown sets women’s rights back
By Kelly Michelle Gagné “You can punch me in the face, as long as you kiss me afterwards.” Any chance you’re still able to hear Chris Brown’s name without cringing?[…]
Students are questioning the road safety around the college
91X News feb 22 Students are questioning the safety of the roads around Loyalist College’s main campus following a serious car crash last week. Monday marks the start of Prince[…]
You’re bound to see some changes after living for 100 years
Mallory Haigh writes about Robin Powell, one of the only female horse-shoers in the Quinte region. A growing group of Muslims in the area is focused on in Cole Breiland’s[…]
Post-secondary schools might move a third of courses online
91X News Feb. 23 A report by Ontario’s ministry of post-secondary education calls for the provinces universities and colleges to move a third of their courses online. Premier Dalton McGuinty[…]
Lady Lancers are in the basketball playoffs
By Sarah O. Swenson The Lady Lancers are in the basketball playoffs, but the men are out after their respective win and loss against the Centennial Colts on Friday. The[…]
Toronto removes “Goon” posters before the movie release
91X News Feb 23 Alliance Films says the City of Toronto has removed 38 “Goon” posters ahead of the hockey movie’s release on Friday. The Liberals say a dirty tricks[…]
Sold out murder mystery dinner to die for
By Sarah Schofield A fake red fingernail, greasy mechanic’s cloth and leftover ring were some of the clues left at the scene of the crime at Friday’s murder mystery dinner[…]
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