Category Archives: News

  The full interview with COO Mullowney can be heard below. Rob Mullowney Part 1   Rob Mullowney Part 2

  Thirty-eight students representing ten countries graduated from Albert College during the College's 160th Convocation on Saturday, June 17 capping-off the school's Anniversary celebrations. Of ...

A man on his way to work suffered leg injuries after the motorcycle he was driving collided with a car around 6:30 this morning near downtown Belleville. The motorcycle rider was taken to Belleville G...

A South Frontenac man has been charged after a disturbance at a popular park in Napanee last Saturday evening. Napanee OPP responded to Rotary Park where a man had been assaulted and had his car damag...

Belleville police officers did some running early yesterday morning, and two young men ended up being arrested as a result. Police spotted someone lurking between houses on West Street at 5:30 in the ...

They're known nationally for the making some of the best burgers and now Burger Revolution in Belleville proudly holds the City's Best Spicy Food title. On Monday, four local judges stepped up to the ...

No one should have to watch helplessly as an ambulance drives by you. That's the mantra of a new initiative called 'FARM 911, The Emily Project' aimed at getting emergency number signage for 30,000 fa...

MAKING MARINA DOCKS ACCESSIBLE In other business, the Trent Port Marina is about to become more accessible. After a request by Quinte Sailability member Dennis Fletcher, Monday night Quinte West counc...

Building fees could be waived for flood repair work The town of Brighton will be looking to help out residents who have suffered extensive property damage due to the recent flooding. Councillor Steven...

"Darcy you're a mountain of a man but a gentle giant with a big heart," stated Councillor Duncan Armstrong. "Col. Keiver you brought the level of class, dignity and respect that is demanded of a base ...