Busy day for Belleville police
BELLEVILLE – Belleville Police responded to 48 calls in a 24-hour period, including two incidents involving scissors and a baseball bat. Police received a call about a woman who was wielding[…]
Brighton councillor accuses mayor of acting like a one-man show
By Tyler Renaud BELLEVILLE – The conduct of Brighton’s mayor was called into question by some councillors at Monday’s council meeting. Councillor Steve Baker charged during the meeting that Mayor Mark Walas was[…]
Two pets died in house fire in Centre Hastings
BELLEVILLE – A dog and a cat died in a house fire in Centre Hastings Wednesday afternoon. Both Centre Hastings and Belleville Fire were called to a house on Highway[…]
Accidents all over the place in Belleville Tuesday
BELLEVILLE – Two men were charged after two separate collisions on Tuesday in Belleville. A 32-year-old man was charged by police for following too closely after a two-car collision on[…]
City offers free removal of old spruce trees
By Mo Cranker BELLEVILLE – The city of Belleville is offering a free spruce tree removal service in hopes of getting some trees for its annual Christmas lighting program. The trees[…]
Local doctor takes a stand against pay cuts
By Michelle Poirier BELLEVILLE – A Hastings County doctor has taken a stand against the 1.3 per cent pay cuts about to be imposed on physicians by the Ontario government. Starting Oct. 1 Ontario’s[…]
Some Ontario grocery stores can start selling beer in December
By Mo Cranker BELLEVILLE – The Ontario government announced Wednesday morning that it is now accepting bids from grocery stores that are interested in selling beer. Beer sales will begin in[…]
New English-immersion high school coming to Stirling
By Emma Persaud STIRLING – The residents of Stirling are preparing for a new English immersion school to come to town as early as September 2016. The village’s former junior and[…]
Keeping the Quinte area warm one coat at a time
By Mallory Day and Molly Little BELLEVILLE – Do you know a child in need of a winter coat this season? Adopt-A-Child, a program of the Belleville Police, and the Central Hastings[…]
Quinte West pool enclosure bylaw defeated
By Jaykob Storey BELLEVILLE – Quinte West city council voted against a proposed swimming pool enclosure bylaw Monday night. If it had passed, the bylaw would require any newly constructed, privately owned[…]
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