Bay of Quinte Yacht Club members love being out on the open waters just in a recreational sense. There’s also an opportunity for competition as members can race in keelboats or dinghies.
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Many local dragon boaters are getting back on the water this summer as local organizations look to rebuild their programs following a couple of challenging seasons.
Two local basketball players have been signed to Loyalist College’s women’s basketball team and more are welcome. In May, the club’s coach Caleb Hugh announced the additions of Grace Callahan and Sam Clarke to the Loyalist Lancers.
A quick question for all the cottagers out there: what’s the difference between a bear and a skunk? When it comes to seasonal property insurance, it’s about more than their physical differences
If your teenager just passed their final driving test, they’re probably gearing up to look for their first car — and it’s more than likely that you’ll be enlisted to help them find insurance.
In fact, there is still an open roster spot on the Dawgs U16 team for players born after May 1, 2005.
Shaw Boomhower spent last year working as an electrician apprentice in his hometown of Belleville while taking a break from professional hockey. Then the spark for his love of hockey was re-ignited.
Returning to Ottawa for next week’s national figure skating championships will mark a great milestone for Trennt Michaud, of the Quinte region, and pairs partner Evelyn Walsh.
Frankford native Chris Verheyen always wants to be ready to help his football team in any way he can.
The Centennial Secondary School Chargers senior boys football team wrapped up its season Monday as it hosted the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations Eastern Bowl against the Frontenac Falcons from Kingston.