Loyalist College daycare shutting its doors
By Marc Venema The sounds of children laughing and playing at Loyalist College’s Centre for Early Childhood Education will fall deaf this summer when the doors are officially closed. Loyalist[…]
Cycling trip teaches students about local farms
By Gail Paquette They have pedaled their bikes through sunshine and rain, visited a sheep, buffalo and organic wheat farm, toured the Museum of Agriculture in Stirling, drove draft horses[…]
Scrap metal thefts are on the rise in Ontario
By Tyson Leonard High metal prices and unemployment are being blamed as the cause of a rise in scrap metal thefts in Ontario. Metals in their basic forms such as[…]
Students gather for annual Celebration of Dance
By Kristen Oelschlagel Students, teachers and volunteers flooded the Belleville fairgrounds to take part in the Celebration of Dance, an event that has grown substantially over the years. Over 5000[…]
Madoc boy wrestles for his dream
By Gail Paquette Sixteen-year-old Adam Durst has always dreamed of becoming a pro wrestler. So he did his homework, found a training facility and approached his parents. After a day[…]
Albert College hosts oldest tournament in Ontario
Albert College hosted the 27th girl’s junior varsity lacrosse tournament Friday, May 4. It is the oldest girls lacrosse tournament in Ontario. Referee and former athletic director at the college,[…]
Tory leader visits Belleville
Ontario PC leader; Tim Hudak speaks with a local resident about issues in the Prince Edward-Hastings riding during Thursday’s visit to Belleville. Hudak answered questions at the Belleville Public Library[…]
New equipment enhances safety at Quinte Search and Rescue
Quinte Search and Rescue received some much needed equipment this week thanks to Belleville’s electricity provider. QNet News Reporter Marc Venema has the full story. No related posts.
Cyclists in Belleville say local roads are a hazard
By: Kristen Oelschlagel Cyclists are back on their bikes thanks to the warm weather, but around Belleville they need to be constantly watching their backs. With an increase in the[…]
Pedal for Hope inspires children to believe
By Gail Paquette As soon as the students of College Street and Queen Elizabeth Schools in Trenton heard police sirens they began to cheer. Enthusiasm grew as area police officers[…]
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