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Quinte Golden Hawks turn tragedy into triumph
The Quinte Midget Golden Hawks are no strangers to loss. After losing last years OMHA championship final the boys came back in full swing, determined to come out victorious. Along[…]
Local business gets contract with Canadian military
By Shelby Wye A local Belleville company has been awarded a $3.6 million contract from the federal government to make parachutes. The business is made up of 35 people, and[…]
Ontario Premier tries to win the support of Belleville and surrounding area
By: Megan Mattice Cold winds and late arrival of Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne weren’t enough to stop demonstrators from getting their chance to have their opinions heard as they waited[…]
“Fun with the girls in Belleville”
By Sarah Vissers Bonnie Kerwin first saw the Red Hat Society about a decade ago in a restaurant. A group of 70-something women entered the restaurant laughing and chatting away[…]
Wet spring could increase algae problems for Bay of Quinte
By John Moodie An increase of April showers raises concern over the spread of blue-green algae for the Bay of Quinte. More rain showers means more phosphorus running into the[…]
Live event: Saving turtles in Quinte
Turtles in the Quinte area are under threat. This live blog on Wednesday April 10, 2013 at 7 p.m. will focus largely on the issue of turtle conservation in the[…]
Local Mary Brown’s Receives National Attention
Belleville’s Mary Brown’s Chicken was the center of attention yesterday as CEO of the company Greg Roberts paired with Undercover Boss Canada and turned chicken fryer for the week. The[…]
Live forum on proposed Belleville police station goes well
By Jack Carver A QNet News online forum discussing the proposed Belleville police station went well last night, says City Councilor Jodie Jenkins. “I wasn’t sure what to expect, but[…]
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