Quinte West to keep voting system the same
By Megan Pounder QUINTE WEST – Municipal voting methods in Quinte West won’t be changed. At Monday night’s meeting, council passed a bylaw to continue the use of optical scanning[…]
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Sleeping outside for one night to help those in need
By Lindsey Cooke BELLEVILLE– Sleeping outside in just a cardboard box for a night is a fundraiser that occurs every year in Belleville. Sleep Out! So Others Can Sleep In![…]
2017 may be the year for entrepreneurs in Quinte region
By Rachel Stark BELLEVILLE – The Quinte region can thrive through entrepreneurship this year now more than ever, according to QuinteVation. The non-profit organization has created a plan for this[…]
Being an adult is hard when you have no money
By Stephanie Clue BELLEVILLE – Many students struggle with finances and personal debt, but there are ways to make the problem less stressful. Matthew Chamilliard is a second-year student in[…]
The Brake Room offered free coffee in return for kindness
By Rachel Stark BELLEVILLE – The local coffee shop The Brake Room offered a free cup of coffee as part of an act of kindness Tuesday. It all started when an[…]
The last Sam the Record Man fighting for recognition
By Justin Medve BELLEVILLE – The last Sam the Record Man still in operation has another plan to stay spinning. Spencer Destun, who has run a handful of the stores[…]
Huge crowd on hand as Belleville casino opens its doors
By Justin Medve BELLEVILLE – An eager crowd of about 1,500 people ready to try their luck went to Wednesday’s grand opening of Belleville’s Shorelines Casino. The Bell Boulevard venue features 450 modern slot[…]
One year later: Syrian refugee family growing in numbers
By Tara Henley BELLEVILLE – After travelling over 9,000 kilometres away from their war-torn home, Raghda Hamada and her family were reunited with her brother, Ahmed Al Mansour, on Dec. 28 when they arrived[…]
Meyers Transport shutting down after 90 years of service
By: Lindsey Cooke and Olivia Timm BELLEVILLE – Meyers Transport will be shutting down as of January 20, 2017. The company announced the news on Monday. Meyers Transport has been in[…]
Belleville residents come together to help save Fixed Fur Life
By Selena Steele-Clough BELLEVILLE – Music, food and laughter are all it took to bring the community together on Sunday afternoon to help a local animal-rescue operation stay open. Fixed[…]
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