Downtown Belleville gets facelift with mural storefront
By Marc Venema If you paint it, they will come. That’s the hope behind the City of Belleville’s decision to hire a local artist to paint a mural of[…]
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Volunteers work to restore one of Ontario’s last tallgrass prairie habitats
By Gail Paquette Fifteen volunteers worked hard Wednesday morning to restore one of the most endangered ecosystems in Canada. The group was out at 9 a.m. planting native prairie grasses[…]
Research before action on a plastic bag ban in Belleville
By Tyson Leonard Belleville needs to do research before introducing a ban on plastic bags, says a city councillor. Councillor Jodie Jenkins said he sees the need for getting rid[…]
Madoc athlete bowls for gold at Special Olympics
By Gail Paquette Johnny Ellis has his eyes on bringing home more gold. A member of the Special Olympics bowling team for 20 years, Ellis came back from the provincials[…]
More ticks means a bigger risk of contracting Lyme disease
By Tyson Leonard View Endemic area for ticks in a larger map> A rise in ticks across the country means a rise in the risk of contracting Lyme disease in[…]
Belleville man honoured for rescue heroics
By Kristen Oelschlagel Jason Snyder was able to keep a woman he pulled into his canoe, barely clinging to life, alive for over three hours. “I had to apply[…]
Fire destroys building in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
By Gail Paquette A two-story garage at 2315 York Road in the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory was destroyed by fire. Firefighters from Deseronto, Mohawk and Tyendinaga Fire Departments were called to[…]
Belleville boaters taking action against city council
By Kristen Oelschlagel Belleville city council could be heading into some rough waters if local boaters take legal action. “It will cost both of us money at the start[…]
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