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The contractor doing phase 2 of the revitalization work in downtown Belleville had some advice on how to speed up the project, and city staff and council agree. The biggest change in the construction ...

A familiar face at Brighton council meetings has spent her last evening at the municipal offices at 35 Alice Street. Longtime reporter Joyce Cassin covered her final meeting on Monday, rounding out a ...

Brighton's Mayor was grilled about doctor recruitment on Monday. After announcing at last week's planning meeting, that the committee of the whole would be overseeing a new doctor recruitment program,...

Finally David Allen, acting president and CEO of the YMCA of Central East Ontario gave an update on the Quinte West YMCA. He said through a mutual partnership with City the Y has been able to allocate...

It appears the contractor working on Phase 2 of Belleville's Downtown Revitalization, wants changes to how it will be done. Quinte News has learned that on Monday April 18, officials with Build Bellev...

A former Belleville businessman, who pleaded "no contest" to 10 charges earlier this year, has now been sentenced in a Detroit, Michigan court. Jim Sinclair, the former owner of the Bakelite property ...

A man has been airlifted to a Toronto area trauma centre with serious life threatening injuries after the motorcycle he was driving collided with a car in Hamilton Township this afternoon. At 3:15 p.m...

It's another successful year for the annual Hospice Quinte Gala. This year's 007 Gala raised $88,000 in support of Hospice Quinte's free programs and services. 270 attended the James Bond themed fundr...

The Mayor of Quinte West wants photo radar back on the provincial government's radar. At a Quinte West Police Services Board meeting today (Monday), Jim Harrison says residents' main concern surroundi...

Policing with a purpose and focused patrols by Quinte West OPP officers seems to be working. Quinte West Detachment Commander Inspector Mike Reynolds says extra patrols during times of concern led to ...