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By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – Prince Edward County’s new community radio station is getting ready to hit the airwaves. 99.3 County FM, based in Picton, will provide local programming across the[…]
By Greg Murphy BELLEVILLE – Potholes have been particularly bad this year, say officials at city hall, which is currently overwhelmed with damage claims from annoyed drivers. City clerk Matt[…]
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – A national support group for mothers is bringing a branch to Belleville. Momstown is an event and media company providing programming to children up to[…]
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By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – Students at Loyalist College were honoured Thursday during the 2014 spring student awards. A total of 78 students received $65,175 worth of bursaries. “We know that[…]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tg00yNGfbMM By Shelden Rogers BELLEVILLE – When Kam Fung (Ken) Tai moved to Canada from Hong Kong, everything in his life changed. Tai made the move to start his post-secondary[…]
By Erin Stewart BELLEVILLE– The National Energy Board approved on Thursday Enbridge’s plan to increase capacity and reverse the flow of oil through the Southern Ontario Line 9 pipeline. The[…]
By Matthew Blair BELLEVILLE – Quinte Christian High School took bragging rights for the second straight year after winning the 2014 Iron Accountant competition at Loyalist College on Tuesday. The[…]
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By: Amanda Lorbetski TYENDINAGA – Mohawk protestors are taking a stand against missing and murdered aboriginal women by blocking off an area near Shannonville. But as long as things don’t[…]
By Erin Stewart BELLEVILLE – Peter Mertens, the mayor of Prince Edward County, has decided not to run for re-election in October’s municipal elections.Mertens served as a councillor for four[…]
