Construction of new Belleville police station on track
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – While the new Belleville police station is still under construction, the city says it’s on target for its official opening in July. Mayor Mitch Panciuk[…]
Belleville’s Parrott gallery still in need of entries for juried show
By Graham Whittaker BELLEVILLE – The John M. Parrott Gallery is still in need of original art entries to be featured in its 13th juried show with the March 27[…]
Loyalist residence services looks to hire 12 resident associate positions
By Graham Whittaker BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College housing services is accepting applications for 12 resident assistants (RA) positions for the 2020 school year until March 6. As an essential part[…]
Update: Final plane from Wuhan lands at CFB Trenton Tuesday morning
By Brittany Woodcock BELLEVILLE – The final plane from Wuhan, China landed at Canadian Forces Base Trenton Tuesday morning with 130 Canadians evacuees and 58 accompanying family members on board.[…]
The government is supporting Ontario Grape Growers with $2 million
By Logan Somers BELLEVILLE – Both the federal and provincial governments are committing around $2 million in total to Ontario grape growers to support projects that will help grow the[…]
Huge win for Trenton hospital on and off the ice
By Alex Mahar BELLEVILLE– The Trenton Golden Hawks and Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation teamed up on Saturday afternoon for a big win on the national stage. The Golden Hawks were[…]
Lancers volleyball falls short against No. 1 seed
By Kyle Ellington BELLEVILLE – The Loyalist Lancers volleyball teams fell short on Wednesday night. Both the men and women were coming off a pair of victories against the Seneca[…]
Cramahe council denies proposed Muslim cemetery
By Thomas Goyer BELLEVILLE – Cramahe Township council has rejected a proposal to have a Muslim cemetery on a 17-hectare plot of land just north of Highway 401. Ummati Cemetery,[…]
There is nothing like watching a movie in a theatre
By Logan Somers PICTON – Recently, more and more people are staying at home to watch movies on streaming services like Netflix. For well over a 100 years people have[…]
Belleville police looking to become better neighbours to Tyendinaga
By Max Reid BELLEVILLE – Belleville police are taking steps to help strengthen the relationship between officers and the city’s First Nations neighbours to the east in Tyendinaga Territory. The[…]
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