Loyalist students shine at animation challenge
By Shelden Rogers Despite being the smallest team, two Loyalist College animation students matched up well against the other colleges at the Toronto Animation Art Festival on the weekend. Loyalist’s[…]
New green bin program aims divert organics away from landfill
By Mark Hodgins The City of Belleville, in an attempt to go green, is embarking on a new Green Bin Recycling Program over the next few weeks. Between June 24[…]
Federal money to go toward recreational fishing programs
By Mark Hodgins The federal government is providing money to municipal fisheries across Canada this year as part of the Economic Action Plan. The Recreational Fisheries Conservation Program will see[…]
More family fun planned for Canada Day weekend, say organizers
By Amber Tompsett and LaShaina Blair-White More family fun events are expected at this year’s Canada Day celebration open to the community on July 1st at Zwick’s Island Park. The[…]
Country music festival focuses on young talent
By Mo Cranker The Country Roads Music Festival is this weekend in Napanee Ontario showcasing local talents from all over the province. From June 20 to 23the Country Roads Music[…]
ATV safety under fire after recent tragedy
By Tyler Renaud An ATV accident last week near Frankford has one federal agency wondering why the government has not taken action to make the sport safer. Adam Hughes, 21,[…]
NHL coming to Stirling after delay last fall
By Tyler Renaud Kraft and CBC are making sure to deliver on all their promises to the community of Stirling-Rawdon by bringing the NHL to the little town. Kraft Hockeyville[…]
Picton hospital maternity ward closing announced last week
By Taylor Broderick Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital will deliver its last baby when the maternity ward is expected to close at the end of August. Quinte Health Care, which[…]
Sears gives a boost to 2013 United Way campaign
By Jordan Merkley Sears Belleville provided the United Way of Quinte with a kickstart donation to their 2013 fundraising campaign earlier this week. The 2013 campaign is not scheduled to[…]
Deaf students protest staff cuts
A group of students from the Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf waved signs to the speeding, honking traffic Friday morning in protest of scheduled cuts at the school.[…]
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