Loyalist grad helps food bank with unique fundraiser
By Andrew Heliotis With increasing needs at the local food bank, a Loyalist grad is continuing an unusual idea to collect 4,000 pounds of goods this week. It’s called Fill-That-Bus,[…]
Northumberland County to become a Safe Community
By Shelby Wye A new program, geared towards keeping communities safe, is coming to Northumberland County. Safe Communities is a program created by Parachute, whose logo is “preventing injuries, saving[…]
Cooling stations will be open as temperatures rise
By Mo Cranker With temperatures forecasted to feel above 30 degrees this week, Trenton officials have implemented a cooling station open to the public Monday to Wednesday. Being exposed to[…]
Historical preservation part of mini art workshop
By Michelle Poirier The Belleville Art Association played host to another mini art workshop, this time to help preserve the image of historical houses on West Hill. Donna McPherson, member[…]
School board pleased with teacher’s contract settlement
By Jordan Merkley Elementary teachers in Ontario accepted a new deal with the provincial government following months of labour disputes regarding Bill 115. The purpose of bill 115 was to[…]
Finding dream job after graduation tougher than young people think
By Kate Shumakova There are multiple reasons why young people fresh out of school fail to find their dream job, said a local expert. Based on data from Statistics Canada,[…]
Trenton Canada Day celebrates police, fire and ambulance workers
By Sean McIntosh Trenton is preparing to honour local first responders at their Canada Day celebration in Centennial Park. Canada Day’s theme in Trenton this year is a “salute to[…]
Relay for Life emotional experience for participants
by Joseph Quigley Around 1000 people gathered at Loyalist College for an emotional night Friday to raise $207,000 for cancer research for the 13th annual Relay for Life. The event[…]
Geese annoying boaters, walkers, says park users
By Jenny Fisher. Boaters and people walking along Belleville’s waterfront are annoyed with the geese, says people using the city’s waterfront. But, the city is limited in the ways it[…]
Arts show raises the bar, says organizer
By Joseph Quigley The 20th Annual Arts in the County Show is raising the bar, said a spokesperson for the event this week. Tara Wilkinson, communications co-ordinator for the event,[…]
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