By Sean McIntosh BELLEVILLE – A local team has made it to the final eight of the national junior curling championships, but lost its first two games in that round. Ontario’s Team[…]
By Aynslee Darmon BELLEVILLE – Hastings and Prince Edward County’s Healthy Communities is launching a new campaign called What Matters to Me. The campaign asks people what issues are most[…]
By Aynslee Darmon BELLEVILLE – Belleville residents shouldn’t be surprised if they start seeing pianos outdoors around the city. With inspiration from British artist Luke Jerram, founder of Play Me, I’m[…]
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By Kate Shumakova BELLEVILLE – Williams Hotels hopes that its newest hotel, at the west end of Bell Boulevard, will help attract more development in that area, the company’s vice-president says. “We are hoping that[…]
By Jordan Merkley and Sean McIntosh BELLEVILLE – A Loyalist graduate, who lost her job to mental illness, is now advocating for greater understanding and compassion for those who suffer. Karen[…]
By Taylor Broderick BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College is reaching out to anyone interested in First Nations issues through a free Aboriginal Awareness course starting Feb. 7. Paul Latchford, co-ordinator for the[…]
By John R. Moodie BELLEVILLE – People hoping to watch Belleville city council online are going to have to wait a little longer. Council voted to put off the decision Monday afternoon[…]
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BELLEVILLE – QNetNews reporter Katy Burley brings you the top headlines this morning in the 9 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 28 91X newscast. Those stories include, an organ donors group visiting[…]
