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Letters to the Editor (opens the original)
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My name is Sari Watson, and I am a member of Belleville's tiny Jewish community, which was almost the site of Canada's biggest mass-casualty event in years. Many of my friends were in Belleville’s only synagogue this past Sunday night for Yom Kippur, among the holiest days of the Jewish calendar, when we undertake a 25 hour fast, pray and seek forgiveness from God and man alike. I was not there. I stayed home, specifically concerned about the uptick in hatred sweeping Canada over the last three
17th Porchfest rocks Old East Hill with thousands attending (opens the original)
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Belleville’s 17th annual Porchfest renewed hope and brought some joy back to the Old East Hill neighbourhood Saturday, less than a week after a hate-motivated shootout in front of the Sons of Jacob Synagogue. The incident left the suspect dead and a Belleville Police Constable fighting for his life in hospital. Rather than cancel the event, organizers said thousands of residents gathering in the Old East Hill were offered a musical moment to gather in a spirit of goodwill and fellowship in wake
Belleville Diwali Festival celebrates triumph of light over darkness (opens the original)
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The Diwali Festival took place this past Saturday at Zwick’s Park here in Belleville. It was celebrated with eclectic music, dance, delicious food, and festive fun for all ages. Diwali is the major Hindu Festival of Lights that celebrates the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. The event, which joined forces this year with the Canadian Food Expo, featured intricate Henna and stunning rangoli art, dynamic cultural dance performances, and a high-energy DJ spinning international soun
52nd Applefest celebrates the autumn harvest (opens the original)
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The 52nd Applefest was a huge success on the streets and in Memorial Park in Brighton this past weekend. Applefest is a celebrated annual community tradition that marks the peak of the autumn harvest in eastern Ontario’s rich agricultural belt. Main Street was packed with apple enthusiasts, visiting more than 150 various venders. Helicopter rides offering aerial views of the region being provided in King Edward Park. In Memorial Park, folks brought out their lawn chairs and sprawled out on beach
Canadian Army training in Prince Edward County this weekend (opens the original)
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National Defence/Canadian Armed Forces Members of the Canadian Army are training from September 25-27, in Prince Edward County. The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment will conduct infantry training near Ameliasburgh, on private property under an official Land Use Agreement. Blank ammunition will be used for this training, but there will be no live munitions of any kind present. Members of the public may see Canadian Army members in uniform with their service weapons and military vehicles on loc
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