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College adds to active transportation with Belleville
Loyalist College will be adding an important link to the development of a cycling network in Belleville's west end. Yesterday (Tuesday), Loyalist's administration announced that, in partnership with B...
John Spitters Jul 08, 2020 Potter's Creek (Jones' Creek to many) as seen from the east side of Wallbridge Loyalist Road. (Photo: Quinte News)
Quinte West construction stats
New residential construction is making up the bulk of planned projects in the City of Quinte West. Last month the city's building department issued a total of 96 building permits valued at $9.5 millio...
John Spitters Jul 08, 2020 James Bowe / CC
Wellington Beach boat launch causing concerns
Prince Edward County Councillor Mike Harper said it is disappointing to have to take a step back when it comes to Wellington Beach, but rising tensions, health and safety issues due to lack of physica...
Amanda Smith Jul 07, 2020
Council moving ahead with LED light project
Council in Prince Edward County is going ahead with street light replacement in a test pilot program. The program with Real Team Energy would see over 1500 lights replaced to LEDs, reducing electricit...
Amanda Smith Jul 07, 2020 Robert Ashworth / CC
PEC backs mandatory mask order
Masks will be a much more common sight in Prince Edward County. Just hours after the Hastings Prince Edward Public Health Unit issued a notice that masks will be mandatory in indoor commercial propert...
Amanda Smith Jul 07, 2020
HPE Public Health making masks mandatory as of Friday
The Hastings Prince Edward Public Health Unit is making masks mandatory at indoor commercial premises as of Friday at noon. Under the province's Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act Stage 2, ...
Amanda Smith Jul 07, 2020 (Photo: Fun With Stitches Facebook)
HKPR making masks a requirement in commercial stores
The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit is issuing special instructions to the owners and operators of commercial establishments. Medical Officer of Health Dr. Lynn Noseworthy is ask...
Amanda Smith Jul 07, 2020
More accessibility grants available
Once again small businesses in the Quinte area will be able to take advantage of grants to help them become more accessible. Grants up to $10,000 are available to improve accessibility barriers within...
Mary Thomas Jul 07, 2020 Brianna Brossit, Small Business Centre
Ruth Larsen steps up again for local health care
The residents of the Trenton Memorial Lodge seniors building adjacent to Trenton Memorial Lodge were all smiles on Tuesday, and for more than one reason. A group called the Farley Street Make Some Noi...
Tim Durkin Jul 07, 2020 TMHF Executive Director Wendy Warner and TMHF Board Chair Darrell Smith hold a cheque for $250,000 from Ruth Larsen (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
Northumberland OPP lay numerous charges in Canada Day week initiative
The Northumberland Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) had a busy week conducting numerous foot patrols and RIDE check points, responding to 536 calls for service, along with traffic enf...
Amanda Smith Jul 07, 2020