High School athletes compete
Fifteen schools in the Quinte area participated in the Bay of Quinte Track and Field meet at Mary-Anne Sills Park, May 16. Students will return May 24 for COSSA. No[…]
New call centre opening its doors in Belleville
By Marc Venema Officials with the company opening a new call centre in Belleville say it’s here to stay despite closing the doors on one of their Canadian locations last[…]
Quinte West awaits approval of Official Plan before methadone clinics can move forward
By Tyson Leonard A report that recommends new methadone clinics be allowed to open up in Quinte West is awaiting the approval of the city’s new zoning plan. An interim[…]
OPP enforcing road safety for Canada Road Safety Week
By Tyson Leonard The OPP will be out on the roads this weekend to enforce the rules of the road during Canada Road Safety Week. “Our goal is to see[…]
Belleville fire prevention officer reminds people to check their smoke alarms
By Jack Carver A working smoke alarm is the difference between life and death, senior fire prevention officer Dave MacMullen says. “Working smoke alarms or non-working smoke alarms make the[…]
New grants for local youth
By Kristen Oelschlagel Youth in Hastings and Prince Edward County could get a helping hand from the United Way of Quinte. A new youth grant will be used for[…]
Final Hercules of new fleet touches down at CFB Trenton
By Marc Venema A puff of smoke rolling off the tires of aircraft 617 landing at CFB Trenton last week officially marked the completion of Canada’s newest fleet of aircrafts.[…]
Opening of walleye season is a family tradition
By Gail Paquette Mike Frost hasn’t missed the annual walleye fishing derby in 30 years. Every year he makes the 4,883-km trek across Canada from Carmacks, Yukon, to join family[…]
Skyhawks land in Trenton for season opener
By Gail Paquette The Skyhawks, Canada’s only military parachute demonstration team opened their 2011 season in their hometown of Trenton Ontario, May 9. Fresh from their training camp in Perris[…]
Low water levels could impact residential wells
By Kristen Oelschlagel Low water levels in the Quinte watersheds could cause problems for residential wells. Christine McClure, water resources engineer for Quinte Conservation, said if unusually low water[…]
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