Community & Events

Area restaurants and retail shops are assessing whether to open their doors as the state mandates related to COVID 19 safety protocols begin to loosen.

Because of the pandemic, Memorial Day observances are not being scheduled or are being scaled back this year, but the sacrifices of those who died in service to this country are still remembered and honored.

Acting early on COVID-19 has paid off for the province of New Brunswick, according to Stephane Robichaud, CEO of the New Brunswick Health Council.

Mary Lane has many memories of her time with the First Congregational Church of Calais. Some are amusing, some heartfelt, but all of them have contributed to her understanding of faith and community. That's particularly important today given that the church is being delivered into new hands.

The coronavirus pandemic has made it more difficult to say farewell to loved ones as they die or to celebrate their lives after death.

Everyone feels stress differently. With the very real threat of the coronavirus, it's more important than ever to recognize its signals, understand that it is a natural response to the situation and figure out ways to cope.