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Seedlings given away in May at plant festival need some new green thumbs to get them started.

Organizers and dignitaries gathered to officially open Cornwall first tiny urban garden adjacent to the public library.

The rain that was forecasted for the weekend managed for the most part to steer clear of the Cornwall BMX Club’s track and in doing so, rewarded the more the…

As mask rules ease, Maine businesses offer a patchwork of approaches Consumer and service businesses will rely on the honor system for customers, but many require employees to show proof of vaccination. Share Ari Gersen, owner of Longfellow Books in Portland, says the bookstore will keep curbside pickup options and a floor space that allows for social distancing for the time being. It will also require masks inside the store for at least a couple of weeks until the staff is fully vaccinated. Michele McDonald/Staff Photographer Bookstore owner Ari Gersen plans to keep his mask on after the ...

A protest on the Queensway caused quite the stir this weekend. People from different parts of the province joined some local residents to express their views on lockdown, masks, and COVID-19 related subjects at the stoplights near Canadian Tire and the Real Canadian Superstore. That was Dan Drouin of Brantford. Drouin and the men and women who joined him believe that health measures, such as masks and lockdowns, do more harm than good for the residents of Ontario. Public Health officials continue to acknowledge that while pandemic restrictions can have a toll on mental health, they are necess...