AFN elections could bring change, says Tyendinaga councilor
By Tyson Leonard The Assembly of First Nations elections being held today in Toronto could bring change, says a local councilor. “People are looking for change and it seems to[…]
Belleville gymnast prepares for Cirque de Soleil audition
By Gail Paquette Ali Dings has dreams of joining the circus. Nineteen-year-old Dings has been a member of the Quinte Bay Gymnastics Club since she was four years old. She[…]
Blistering temperatures hit Belleville
By Marc Venema As many Belleville residents try to escape the blistering temperatures on Tuesday, Avery Foley sweats over a hot grill in a chip truck. “I’m not a[…]
Cooling centres open
Just after midnight last night a collision on Sidney Street led to one woman being charged with careless driving. Highs in Belleville are expected to be in the low[…]
Wind turbine health study highlights calls for a moratorium
By Tyson Leonard A Health Canada study researching into the possible health effects of wind turbines has highlighted calls for a moratorium on wind turbines in Prince Edward County. Todd[…]
Cancer patient amazed with new Belleville oncology unit
By Kristen Oelschlagel. Margie Burness knows what it’s like to struggle with cancer and endure the chemotherapy treatments that go along with it, but a new oncology unit is giving[…]
Highway 62 victim identified
july 13 7 am Police have identified the man killed in a collision on Highway 62 Wednesday morning. The driver was 53-year-old William Kallin of Orangeville. A 1991 Ford Ranger[…]
Cadets add another year to the history books
By Kristen Oelschlagel The Trenton Air Cadet Summer Training Centre has had major changes over the years but one thing has stayed the same, the bell. The bell was[…]
Skills Work camp comes to Loyalist College
Local elementary students are carving out their own niche in the trades this week. Manufacturing, plumbing, machining, and carpentry are some of the workshops being offered for Grade Seven and[…]
Cat found dead in Belleville believed to be victim of coyote attack
By Marc Venema A Belleville cat owner and the city’s animal control officer both believe a cat found dead in the city’s east end was the victim of a coyote[…]
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