The Belleville Intelligencer

Belleville authorities search bay ice

New funding for Royal Canadian Legions

Quinte West mourns loss of David Saunders

Takeout meals continue, but Salvation Army's Warm Room can't operate as usual because of pandemic. https://www.intelligencer.ca//salvation-army-expanding-foo

Best friends and entrepreneurs Kara Anderson and Jewell-Ihea Jensen officially opened the doors to Bewitched Beauty Studio in downtown Belleville. https://www.intelligencer.ca//bewitched-beauty-studio-arri

Look for smaller hydro bills Jan. 1

Two new faces on the road in Prince Edward County.

Here's the latest COVID-related news from Quinte Health Care.

Hospital workers and doctors donate to buy medical gear.

Final board meeting for Mary Clare Egberts.

No parade this year, but free buses will take people to see drive-by Santa event this Sunday.

Council opens door to ride-sharing firms

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Case count climbs by two; first school case for Catholic board.

Residents urged to download COVID Alert app to protect users

Director describes anxiety of trying to keep COVID-19 out of long-term care homes while knowing virus could come in via visitors.

Those without internet access face a disadvantage when seeking jobs, trainining and more, says a Hastings County committee member and Quinte West councillor.

Quinte West receives letter from Santa Claus

New executive - the second QHC has hired from North York General Hospital - is to start Jan. 4.

Asymptomatic COVID-19 testing coming to Belleville pharmacy. https://www.intelligencer.ca//belleville-pharmacy-selected

Virtual Halloween in Quinte West

The region's medical officer says the risk of exposure is low, but people who visited a Trenton dental centre recently should - like everyone - be tested for COVID-19 if they develop symptoms.

A new study, if approved, could allow paramedics to help palliative patients remain at home.