91X Newscast, Thursday Jan. 19, 2017, 4 p.m.
BELLEVILLE – Sophie Dudley brings you the latest news from Quinte and beyond. Headlines include more funding for mental health services, a first look at this year’s DocFest and preparations[…]
Downtown Belleville to get security camera upgrades
By Megan Pounder BELLEVILLE – The roads aren’t the only thing being upgraded in downtown Belleville this year. The security cameras – installed in 2011 to enhance public safety as[…]
Hydro One prices causing “outrage and concern,” MPP Smith says
By Tara Henley BELLEVILLE – Having to choose between buying groceries and paying their hydro bills is a reality that some residents face in the Quinte region, says Prince Edward-Hastings MPP Todd Smith. “It’s[…]
Shorelines Casino wins big in its first week
By Andrew Harper BELLEVILLE – Shorelines Casino was booming for its first week in the friendly city. Shorelines representative Andy LaCroix says the company is very pleased with the opening[…]
Downtown Docfest fast approaching
By Madeleine Villa BELLEVILLE – Three days, six venues, 50 documentaries and over 600 audience members: Downtown DocFest 2017 promises to bring glitz and glam to Belleville. The green carpet[…]
Propose water bottler fee could impact local company
By Selena Steele-Clough BELLEVILLE – The provincial government has posted a new proposed regulation that would raise the amount of money bottling companies would be charged for taking groundwater. Currently,[…]
Next generation 911 in the works
By Cali Doran BELLEVILLE – We all know to call 911 during an emergency, but could one text save your life? The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is holding a hearing[…]
Continued concerns about hydro prices despite government rebate
By Lindsey Harren BELLEVILLE– Libby Keenan’s Facebook post about her struggles to pay her hydro bills, landed her a meeting with Premier Kathleen Wynne yesterday. And after that meeting, the[…]
Stirling on list of Ontario places to visit if you’re low on cash
By Stephanie Clue STIRLING – Stirling-Rawdon has made it onto a list of Ontario small towns to enjoy if you don’t have much money. The list, prepared by lifestyle website Narcity, suggests[…]
Local United Way falls short $153K
By Kayla Haggett BELLEVILLE – The local United Way didn’t reach its 2016 fundraising target of $2 115 000, according to executive director Judi Gilbert. The organization was only able[…]
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