From farmer to freelance nature writer
By Kelly Gagne Already seven years into retirement, Terry Sprague, 65, shows no signs of slowing down. Sprague is the creator and main man behind Nature Stuff Tours & Things.[…]
By Kelly Gagne Already seven years into retirement, Terry Sprague, 65, shows no signs of slowing down. Sprague is the creator and main man behind Nature Stuff Tours & Things.[…]
By Tristan Kong After a life full of work, marriages and children, Verna Hosker found the perfect place to spend her retirement years at The Richmond in Belleville. Hosker said[…]
By Sherry Tompkins It’s never too late to start writing. That’s the lesson Jess Bond, 83, learned 23 years ago. Bond, a retired schoolteacher, moved to Stirling from Scarborough in[…]
By Renee Rodgers “Rain, rain, go away” is the tune farmers like Lloyd Crowe of Reynolds Farms have been singing a lot this spring. The wet weather conditions in the[…]
By Meagan Pecjak Even after retirement, Robert Bodley continues to turn pieces of wood into works of art. Bodley, 81, has enjoyed the retired life for quite some time. Even[…]
By Thomas Lee As you enter Phil Etter’s “war room,” the first item you see is a picture of Winston Churchill. Underneath the portrait a Churchill quote reads, “We make a[…]
Boats will be launching well before the crack of dawn in Trenton. The Kiwanis Walleye World fishing derby starts Saturday and wraps up Sunday. QNet News reporter Steph Croiser has[…]
QNet News reporter Ashliegh Gehl tells the story of the people and places in around Cuernavaca, Mexico and Mexico City during her recent trip in February 2011. Building Community[…]
Two men were taken to the hospital in serious condition following a vehicle collision on Hwy 2 in Bayside on May 3, 2011. Quinte West fire fighters worked for over[…]
By Steph Crosier Two long time friends have been rewarded for preserving tradition, culture, and the Mohawk language at Quinte Mohawk School and the Tyendinaga community. Dorothy Lazore and Sherry[…]