Belleville overrun with campaign signs
By Mark Hodgins BELLEVILLE – “Sign, sign, everywhere a sign.” Looking around town and seeing all the campaign signs for the municipal election, one would think Five Man Electrical Band‘s[…]
Voters voice concerns over downtown
With just weeks left until ballots are cast, people are voicing their concerns on the state of Belleville’s downtown. Mark Hodgins has the story. No related posts.
Trenton voters unsure about candidates
QNetNews reporters Samantha Reed and Martin Irvine spoke with Trenton residents about the upcoming municipal election, only to find some are not well informed. No related posts.
New signs will warn of high-collision Belleville intersections
By Amanda Lorbetski Signs will soon warn Belleville motorists when they’re about to enter the city’s most dangerous intersections. The signs will read “Caution: High Collision Intersection Ahead.” Constable Rob[…]
OPP fraud investigation involving seniors ongoing
ALNWICK-HALDMAND- The Northumberland Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a sizeable fraud on an elderly couple from Alnwick-Haldmand over the past few months. An 83-year old and her 85-year old husband[…]
Belleville voters concerned about city leadership
By Joseph Quigley, Bevan Hamilton, Lashaina Blair-White, and Tyler Renaud BELLEVILLE – Leading into the municipal election, Belleville residents and students from Loyalist College say they are concerned about candidate[…]
Voters animated about municipal election
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Parking chained off for Loyalist College students
By Sean McIntosh, Jordan Merkley, Kate Shumakova and Taylor Broderick BELLEVILLE – Frustrations among students have risen with the closing of the parking lot at the north end of Loyalist[…]
Local Scots say no to referendum
By Morgan Davy BELLEVILE – Today Scotland heads to the polls to decide if it will separate from the United Kingdom and become an independent country. Although they don’t have[…]
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Area residents say dry wells may become a reality if Long’s Quarry continues to pump groundwater away to facilitate deeper extraction. Despite the cold temperatures and pouring rain, about 200[…]
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