Belleville Farmer’s Market veterans stand tall through COVID challenges
By Shira Rubinoff BELLEVILLE – Vendors at the Belleville farmer’s market who have been there for decades know that difficult times come and go. As for the obstacles caused by[…]
Maple syrup festival in Prince Edward County was sweeter than expected this year
By Maria Toews CONSECON – The new maple syrup celebration in Prince Edward County created as an alternative to the cancelled Maple in the County festival was a huge success[…]
New buses will improve service for riders, head of Belleville Transit says
By Charlotte Oduol BELLEVILLE – Belleville Transit has four brand-new buses in its fleet, with a fifth coming this fall. Mayor Mitch Panciuk and members of city council’s Transit Advisory[…]
Diversity at city hall difficult but important, new female committee member says
By Shira Rubinoff BELLEVILLE – Amy Harder may have only just been appointed to a Belleville council committee, but she is no stranger to using her skills and knowledge to[…]
Daughter of “grandparent scam” victim warns others
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – A Belleville woman is warning others about her mother being a victim of the grandparent scam nine years ago. The scam is back in the[…]
It’s not a joke: Brighton business owner is retiring on April Fools’ Day
By Maria Toews BRIGHTON – On April 1, Brighton will miss seeing the smiling face of Suzanne Dufort welcoming customers into her pet store, Love Em’s Pet Food and Supplies. […]
Mental-health expert to give virtual talk on pandemic well-being for students
By Felicia Massey BELLEVILLE – Registered nurse and mental-health specialist Debra Lefebvre aims to shed light on mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic as she invites Loyalist students to her[…]
Tweed fire hits bar workers hard
By Rhythm Rathi BELLEVILLE – It has been a little over a week since the devastating fire at the historic Tweedsmuir building in downtown Tweed. But Balamuraly Sivananthan still wakes[…]
Art Works studio the latest project from an artist not afraid to break new ground
By Jacob Willis BELLEVILLE – If you’re a young aspiring dancer interested in learning conventional hip-hop – that robotic, meticulously choreographed NSync/Backstreet Boys stuff – you can head to any[…]
Musical Instrument Lending Library continues to provide opportunities to explore music
By Charlotte Oduol BELLEVILLE – With just about 60 instruments when it was first founded in 2019, The Musical Instrument Lending Library has now grown 4 times larger, housing[…]
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