Prayer room open at Loyalist College
By Dariya Baiguzhiyeva BELLEVILLE – Loyalist students now have a place for prayers. Loyalist College has provided a temporary room for those wanting to spend some time in prayers or worships. It[…]
NHL star helps local boy after equipment is stolen
By Deanna Fraser BELLEVILLE – After his goalie equipment was stolen last week, 13-year-old Jake Mattice was pleasantly surprised to hear from a National Hockey League star who wanted to help. Wayne Mattice,[…]
Health plan at Loyalist College covers less than other Ontario schools
By Leah Den Hartogh BELLEVILLE – If students at Loyalist College want a larger health-insurance plan it is up to them to work with their student government to get it. The[…]
Social service worker students bundled up to Sleep Out
By Lindsey Harren BELLEVILLE– Loyalist College students were among the many people who slept outside last week to raise awareness about the tolls of homelessness. Students in the social service[…]
Local Alzheimer’s Society offers music to help patients cope
By Martin Allen BELLEVILLE – The Hastings-Prince Edward Alzheimer’s Society is offering iPods to patients, citing the benefits music can have on the brain. Under the Music for Me program,[…]
A look at next year’s potential B-Sens roster
By Daniel Taylor BELLEVILLE – Top-level competitive hockey may have disappeared from the Belleville community, but not for long If you haven’t heard, the Yardmen Arena will soon be home[…]
MPP Todd Smith sets up petition against rural school closures
By Megan Pounder BELLEVILLE – Prince Edward-Hastings MPP Todd Smith wants to help fight for rural schools. On Tuesday, Smith, a member of the Conservative opposition at Queen’s Park, launched[…]
Crime rates in Belleville for the third quarter of 2016 drop from 2015 rates
By Matthew Murray BELLEVILLE – Police presence was a major factor in reducing the crime rates in Belleville from July to September 2016 as rates dropped from 2015 to 2016,[…]
Artists apply to represent Canada in Quinte Mall installation
By Rachel Stark BELLEVILLE – Co-owners of a local art studio are applying to represent Canada in a creative way. A search is on for a local artist to create[…]
Canadian Cancer Society wants you to dry out
By James Gaughan BELLEVILLE – The Canadian Cancer Society is challenging people to give up alcohol during February to help raise money and awareness about alcohol-related cancers. The challenge is called Dry[…]
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