Belleville soccer player shocked with turban ban
By Shelden Rogers From the day Taren Singh started playing sports, he has been wearing a turban. Singh was shocked when he heard about the Quebec Soccer Federations (QSF) ban[…]
Andrew Shaw bringing NHL’s Holy Grail back to his roots.
By Shelden Rogers After winning a Stanley Cup in just his second season, Belleville’s Andrew Shaw will bring Lord Stanley back to his hometown next week. Shaw will have his[…]
Air Force museum expansion now open
By Trevor Doctor The National Air Force Museum in Trenton has finished its $1.2 million renovation expansion and is now open to the public. The renovations took place over the[…]
Local works to combat invasive species
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The Mad Bastards are scootering into town
By Shelby Wye Belleville will be host to a real life game of Mario Kart. The Mad Bastards Scooter Rally will be taking place, starting this Friday, racing Saturday and[…]
Belleville SLUT walk hopes to raise awareness
By Alisa Howlett Sexual assault and harassment is an issue that hits close to home with Vhaira Astaroth. Astaroth is a victim of sexual assault and is now an advocate[…]
Student mental health affects academics, report concludes
Story and photo by Alisa Howlett Despite her training and confidence in her artistic abilities, Allison Parrott had to put down her paintbrushes in the classroom and give in to[…]
Big green bin deployed throughout Belleville
Story by John R. Moodie Mouldy breadcrumbs, rotten meat scraps, pieces of putrefied fruit, sun-boiled into a nasty stew, will be served up to hungry garbage trucks on a weekly basis.[…]
Community Garden hits capacity, says organizers
By Michelle Poirier The Community Gardens in Belleville are so popular that all the plots have been filled and there are still residents waiting for their chance, organizers said this[…]
Orange Box program helps residents handle hazardous waste
By Michelle Poirier The Quinte Waste Solutions met its goal to give away 200 special containers for electronic and hazardous waste as part of its 20th anniversary celebration this week.[…]
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