Quinte Pediatrics go head to head against concussions
By Shelby Wye Quinte Pediatrics Association is already ahead of the game for Safe Kids’ concussion safety week. Prior to the minor league football’s start, they made it a requirement[…]
Sprinter springs to action for brain tumour awareness
By Shelby Wye Ben Seewald has been hopping on planes and hitting the road since the beginning of April. He has traveled across Canada, from Halifax to Vancouver. He is[…]
Kids benefit from Tim Horton’s Camp Day
BELLEVILLE, ON (June 5, 2013) – The windows are decked out, the driveway is full and the people are donating. Tune into 91x all day today for details on Tim[…]
PEC residents request more research from Board of Health about wind turbines
By Alisa Howlett Two Prince Edward County residents met with the local Board of Health today to request additional research be carried out on the health affects of PEC wind[…]
Canadian boxing icon starts sports safety program
By Greg Murphy Shawn O’Sullivan left pro boxing 16 years ago but still feels the affects of repeatedly being struck in the head. Today, he suffers from brain damage. On[…]
Heroes highway ride: an education
Story and photos by John R. Moodie Thousands of motorcycles came from far and wide to Trenton, Ontario, Centennial Park to honor the fallen soldiers of the Afghanistan war. Are[…]
New mom celebrates graduation with baby boy
By Shelden Rogers With the company of her newborn baby boy, Kristine Snider proudly accepted her Ontario College diploma at Loyalist College today. Snider, along with 420 other Loyalist College[…]
Champion dart player credits her father
By Alisa Howlett With many big wins, local professional dart player Kim Whaley-Hilts will never forget why she plays but mainly who she plays for. Although Belleville native Whaley-Hilts intends[…]
Bad start to season for local farmers
Story and photo Alisa Howlett Farmers in the Quinte region are concerned for this season’s crop after all of the recent rainfall. “It’s kind of like we all need some psychiatric[…]
Juijitsu champ is new Belleville sensation
Story and Photo by John R. Moodie He was the smallest and possibly the youngest athlete to be recognized that night. Though Eleven-year-old Tyler Banez may be small he compensates[…]
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