Environment Canada predicts the first real snowfall of the season
By Brittany Lane BELLEVILLE – Residents of Northumberland and Hastings counties can expect to see a blanket of snow by the end of this week. But it may not be as bad[…]
DocFest is coming; musician to tutor students
By Tyler Renaud BELLEVILLE – Belleville is getting a shot of culture when it hosts its fourth annual DocFest this upcoming February and March. DocFest showcases more than 40 documentaries[…]
Christmas Sharing Program need increasing says organizer
By Suzanne Coolen and Candice-Rose Gagnon BELLEVILLE – For 47 years, the Christmas Sharing Program has been helping those in need during the holidays. This year the demand has grown[…]
OPP starts festive RIDE program for this Christmas holiday
By Denissa Palmer BELLEVILLE – Nothing says Christmas like a big glass of eggnog. But be sure it’s alcohol free. To start off the Christmas season, the Ontario Provincial Police has started[…]
Ten Thousand Villages take over Loyalist
By Aynslee Darmon and Courtenay Modeste BELLEVILLE – Ten Thousand Villages has come to Loyalist for the fourth year in a row, just in time for the holidays. Ten Thousand Villages[…]
Splash-pad project to honour girl’s memory is gaining momentum
By Bevan Hamilton BELLEVILLE – A proposed splash pad in the village of Tweed in memory of Emily Trudeau is poised to advance to the final round of a national funding competition[…]
Ever wonder why there are no businesses around Loyalist College?
By Samantha Reed BELLEVILLE – If you’re a student living at Loyalist College and want to buy toothpaste, got to the movies or grab a pumpkin spice latte, good[…]
Belleville Police address Twitter controversy
By Brittany Lane and Joseph Quigley BELLEVILLE – Belleville Police are facing controversy after someone claiming to be one of their own allegedly posted an offensive tweet on Sunday. Someone[…]
Belleville council puts off decision to change council meetings to Tuesday
By John R. Moodie BELLEVILLE – A move by the mayor’s office to change council meetings from Mondays to Tuesdays has raised doubt amongst councillors. The debate came out of a report[…]
Warm Room successful because of volunteers
By Morgan Davy BELLEVILLE –Outside of the government, The Salvation Army says it is the largest provider of social services in Canada. One of the services available in Belleville is[…]
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