Quinte West residents seeking ban on train whistles
By Matthew Murray TRENTON – Quinte West residents who want a stop to train whistles in their neighbourhood are going to have to wait for support from their elected officials. A[…]
New information on Zika is scarce, but virus remains a concern: Schabas
By Brendan Burke BELLEVILLE – The likelihood of the Quinte region seeing a Zika virus outbreak is very low, but the risk of exposure for travellers visiting infected areas remains a[…]
Feature film to be shot in Trenton
By Ashley Clark BELLEVILLE – A group of Ryerson University students is planning to do some feature filmmaking in Trenton this coming July. The young filmmakers, one of whom is from Trenton, were[…]
Repeal speed-limit change, Frankford Road residents urge Quinte West council
By Nick Ogden QUINTE WEST – The recent lowering of a speed limit on Frankford Road has residents up in arms and Quinte West council promising to reconsider. At Monday’s council meeting,[…]
Belleville Police get mostly positive reviews in Loyalist survey
By Joseph Quigley BELLEVILLE – A majority of Belleville residents are positive about how the Belleville Police Service is handling important issues, a new survey conducted by Loyalist College journalism students[…]
Prince Edward County at high risk for disease-carrying ticks: health officials
By Tara Henley BELLEVILLE – Public-health inspector Aptie Sookoo had members of the local board of health in shivers on Wednesday morning. Sookoo presented a report revealing that Prince Edward County is[…]
June 19 declared Walk for Values Day in Quinte West
By Matthew Murray TRENTON – Quinte West city council has declared June 19 Walk for Values Day. The Walk for Values event is a walkathon that doesn’t involve raising money; instead, it focuses on[…]
Proposed apartments cause controversy
By Charlotte McParland BELLEVILLE – After a heated discussion of a proposal to develop a new apartment complex at a busy intersection in Belleville, city council’s planning advisory committee has[…]
Students react: federal budget 2016
By Emma Persaud BELLEVILLE – The recent federal budget has students at Loyalist College talking, mainly because of changes that will affect their tuition and student loans. The changes take[…]
Alarm that caused Quinte West city hall lockdown under investigation
By Joseph Quigley and Nick Ogden TRENTON – An alarm at Quinte West City Hall caused a lockdown of over an hour Tuesday morning, but no danger or threat was detected. OPP and other[…]
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