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Pause approved for health unit strategy

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Road work coming to Bridge Street East

The City of Belleville is moving forward with the ...

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County firefighters receive grant for Cancer Prevention Program

Prince Edward County Fire and Rescue have received...

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B-Sens drop tough one to Syracuse

The Belleville Senators got back to business on We...

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Quinte West community grant funding

Quinte West has approved several applicants to rec...

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United Way hits their goal

The community is celebrating another big win by th...

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Bayside crash Thursday morning

There was a crash Thursday morning in Bayside. Jus...

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Tyendinaga Council opposed to high speed rail

Tyendinaga Township Council is against high-speed ...

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Pause approved for health unit strategy

Staffing changes at local health unit offices have...

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High speed rail discussed at Quinte West Council

Quinte West discussed the plans for a provincial h...

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Quinte West considers development charge relief

A developer in Quinte West may be getting an exten...

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Renovations approved for Old Wooler Schoolhouse

A planning application to do some restoration and ...

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Loyalist College announces record for student financial support at $1.1 million

Loyalist College has announced it has distributed ...

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Local couple makes generous donation to Northumberland Food For Thought

Grafton residents Garry and Susan Jewell have generously donated $23,882.85 to Northumberland Food For Thought (NFFT) in support of student nutrition programs (SNP) across the county. One hundred per cent of the funds will be used to help schools offset food costs for their programs. Northumberland Food For Thought is ...