Belleville without the Bulls? Reaction from social media
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Video: SnoFest in Marmora
MARMORA – The traditions of sled-dog racing and other winter activities were celebrated at Marmora’s 36th annual SnoFest last weekend. Loyalist photojournalism students Sarah Taylor and Hannah Yoon paid a[…]
Video: Chinese New Year in Belleville
BELLEVILLE – Members of the city’s Chinese community gathered at the Quinte Alliance Church to celebrate the new year. Video produced by Julia Karpiuk, Loyalist Photojournalism. No related posts.
Safety a priority for Loyalist campus
By Jack Carver BELLEVILLE – Despite an armed break-in at a Loyalist College residence in November, students and faculty are saying they feel safe. Dianne Spencer, the college’s executive director[…]
Another successful year for Sleep Out event
By Tyson Leonard BELLEVILLE – More than 100 people converged on Market Square Friday to sleep outside overnight in an effort to raise money for local anti-homelessness initiatives. The[…]
EXCLUSIVE: Bulls owner could consider move if arena issue remains stale
By Shelden Rogers BELLEVILLE – The owner of the Belleville Bulls is warning that if talks about modernizing the Yardmen Arena remain on the back burner, he may be forced[…]
Antiseptic vapour changing the game of hospital cleaning
By Megan Mattice A Belleville doctor hopes to change the fight against hospital infections. Dr. Dick Zoutman, chief of staff at Quinte Health Care, has co-developed a system that pumps[…]
Study finds cold remedies not all equal
By Tyson Leonard BELLEVILLE – Cold season is a nuisance to almost everyone, but in a crowded area like Loyalist College it’s bad enough to have people searching for a[…]
Power outage due to vandalism
By Katy Burley BELLEVILLE – Many Prince Edward County residents woke up to no power Monday morning after a vandal entered Hydro One premises on University Avenue in Belleville and[…]
Video: Antiques market in a slump
By Greg Murphy BELLEVILLE – Funk & Gruven in downtown Belleville was once a popular place to buy dusty old family heirlooms, highly valued art pieces, and beautifully quaint furniture[…]
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