Keeping the Expos memory alive, one book at a time
By James Tubb BELLEVILLE – Danny Gallagher is working hard to keep the memory of the Montreal Expos alive. On Sunday, Gallagher had an informal signing of his sixth book[…]
Habitat for Humanity calls for residents to stop using it to dump unusuable items
By Laural Samson BELLEVILLE – Habitat for Humanity is struggling with a rise in the number people who are dumping unwanted and unusable items on their site. Executive director Glenn[…]
Golden Hawks sign young defenceman
By James Tubb BELLEVILLE – The Trenton Golden Hawks continue to bolster an already talented lineup. Wednesday, the team announced the signing of 17-year-old defenceman Nathan Oickle from the U18[…]
Local resident competes at the Miss Canada Globe Pageant
By Laural Samson BELLEVILLE – The Miss Canada Globe pageant may have been delayed for a month, but it is now back in full swing and Anne- Marie Turcotte,[…]
Concern locally around Ontario’s rise in COVID-19 cases
By James Tubb BELLEVILLE – Local politicians are keeping an eye on Ontario’s rising COVID-19 case count. The province reported 300 new cases for the second time in the last[…]
Ontario reports 189 new COVID-19 cases
By James Tubb MITCHELL – The province of Ontario has recorded less than 200 new COVID-19 cases for the second straight day. Ontario health officials reported 189 new cases Thursday,[…]
Ontario extends state of emergency to July 15
By James Tubb MITCHELL – The Ontario government is extending the state of emergency to July 15, Premier Doug Ford announced today. This latest extension could be the final one[…]
Hope for bleak 2020 tourism season to pick up in Prince Edward County
By Trey Boivin BOWMANVILLE – The tourism industry in Prince Edward County and the Bay of Quinte is suffering under the COVID-19 pandemic, according to tourism officials. The quarantine and[…]
Belleville florists take on challenge to open amidst COVID-19 pandemic
By Edna Caroline Byenkya BELLEVILLE – Flower shops in Belleville are among the businesses that have adapted to new ways of providing their services amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. “We have[…]
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