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.[…]
New horizons for retiring journalism professor
Story and photo by John R. Moodie His door was always open. Anyone who visited his office had the experience of sitting in the brown vinyl cottage chair with the loose[…]
Loyalist College celebrates 46th convocation
Loyalist College celebrates its 46th convocation. Just over 2000 graduates walked across the stage on Thursday and Friday. Diplomas, certificates and awards were received by the graduates. No related posts.
Local cyclists endorse bike path plan
Story by Alisa Howlett Brian Ferguson has covered every inch of Belleville on his bike. “This summer and spring, I actually spent like $500 on mobile internet charges and countless[…]
Four on four hockey growing in Quinte
By Shelden Rogers Quinte 4 on 4 hockey was originally created to keep young hockey players busy during the spring season. Now it looks like it will be a popular[…]
New courthouse means downtown is becoming bigger
By Andrew Heliotis Take a drive down Coleman Street Belleville and it’s hard to miss the brand new seven story consolidated courthouse. As recently as two weeks ago, the street[…]
BBQ invites locals to donate to United Way
By Greg Murphy The United Way of Quinte received support from Belleville city hall through the inviting aroma of flipped burgers and roasted hotdogs. The first of three charity BBQs[…]
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