YMCA asks for more land for potential expansion
By Sean McIntosh Belleville YMCA is asking the city to give back land it surrendered to the city in the 1980s. YMCA board member John Mastorakos spoke to city council[…]
Belleville plans to make city more cyclist friendly
By: LaShaina Blair-White and Jordan Merkley Wednesday’s Bike Summit is part of an on going effort of Belleville on Bikes to make the City of Belleville friendlier for cyclists. Belleville[…]
Belleville expecting success for second official Pride
By Molly Little BELLEVILLE– Belleville’s gay, bisexual and transgender communities are preparing for their biggest Pride parade and park event yet. The celebration takes place in Zwicks Centennial Park in[…]
Summerlicious draws people to downtown Belleville
By Mark Hodgins BELLEVILLE – The Summerlicious Taste Challenge food festival had the streets of downtown Belleville packed on Saturday with people looking to try what local restaurants have to[…]
Waterfront and Ethnic Festival celebrates 30th anniversary
By Matthew P. Barker BELLEVILLE –The annual Belleville Waterfront and Ethnic Festival returns next month for its 30th-anniversary celebration. There will be something for everyone in the family at[…]
Quinte Access is “dream job” for driver
Every community needs the service which Quinte Access provides, said director of operations Nadyne Mattis. Quinte Access offers specialized transportation to people with disabilities and seniors in Quinte West, Brighton,[…]
Students oppose use of tasers by Belleville police
By: Stelios Pappas BELLEVILLE — Overwhelmingly Loyalist College students do not like the idea of Belleville police carrying Tasers, despite efforts by the province and council to arm officers. Belleville[…]
Walk to support services and program for people with brain injuries
By Kate Shumakova. BELLEVILLE – If there is going to be a chance to help people with brain injuries, then public education is the best opportunity, according to one[…]
Stirling native wins prestigious Parks Canada post
By Emilie Quesnel BELLEVILLE – Lindsay Little of Stirling is one of two new youth ambassadors for Parks Canada and has just embarked on an 11-month journey of promoting and[…]
No bid for Conservative leadership, says Smith
By Tyler Renaud BELLEVILLE – Todd Smith says he is not going to run for the leadership of the Ontario Conservatives despite his well-publicized criticism of the party’s outgoing[…]
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