From teacher to healer, college professor is shaman
By Melchizedek Maquiso Tracey Julie Kennedy never expected to be a healer. For most of her career, Kennedy has been a teacher, including a seven-year stint at Loyalist College. It[…]
Deaf community tired of society’s labels
By Tristan Kong Enough is enough. It’s time to end confusing labels for people in the deaf community. You probably have no idea how to refer to deaf people, but[…]
Belleville’s gay-straight youth group thriving through word of mouth
By Manuela Garay-Giraldo Belleville’s Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) youth group SAY OutLoud is thriving and organizer Eric Hargreaves says it is mainly through the power of word of mouth. There[…]
Loyalist students participate in Letter of Hope Contest
By Linda Horn The Family Support Network of Hastings and Prince Edward Counties is asking Loyalist students to take part in their Letter of Hope contest. Lorraine Pyle, chairperson of[…]
Loyalist College holds food drive for students who lost their home
By Meagan Pecjak Loyalist College will be holding a food drive this Friday for two students who have been driven from their home because of a fire. Loyalist is pulling[…]
Policy investigating multiple break-ins from weekend
91X News feb. 21 A Belleville judge is listening to impact statements in superior court today. Belleville police have multiple break and enters on their hands from early Sunday morning[…]
Nearly 40 car accidents in Northumberland County on Saturday
91X News Feb. 21 Three break-ins in Belleville early Sunday morning, one leading to sexual assault. A Kingston man turned a simple mischief charge into a multi-jurisdictional police case. Nearly[…]
The Catharine Street footbridge might be replaced
By Amielle Christopherson A discussion about repairing the Catharine Street footbridge has now turned into a debate about replacing it completely. In April of 2010, City of Belleville officials said[…]
Meditation group moves to attract more business
By Melissa DiNardo Lynda Sutherland-Taylor moved her meditation practice to a wellness centre to attract more attention to her services in Belleville. The meditation group met for their first time[…]
Discrimination shouldn’t be part of airport screening
By Rémy Legé-Jovian Big Brother has moved in. Over the past 10 years, air travel security has slowly tightened the noose, sometimes without us even noticing. In August of 2011,[…]
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