Closure for Renovations Coming to Calais Dunkin’

 

Jayna Smith

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Those pumpkin-spice enthusiasts will be feeling a bitter chill when Dunkin’ of Calais soon closes its doors temporarily.  The beloved coffee and donut chain will be closed starting on September 11 and continuing through to September 21, leaving caffeine aficionados having to seek their fixes elsewhere.

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Lioness Club Prepares for Upcoming Year

 

Jayna Smith

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The Calais Lioness Club is gearing up for a season of giving and fun.  The dedicated members reconvened last week after a summer hiatus, kicking off a new year of charitable endeavors under the leadership of their newly-elected president Jan Tollison.

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Cindy O’Brien Named Lioness of the Year

 

Cindy O’Brien, pictured right, is the 2022-23 recipient of the Lioness of the Year award. This honor is bestowed upon a club member who has consistently demonstrated exceptional dedication and contributions to the organization.  It is the second time O’Brien has received the award.  She is shown with first past president Mary Jean Redding.  (Photo by Jayna Smith)

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Local Resident Raises Feathers Over Unwanted Chicken Invasion on her Property

 

Jayna Smith

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Some Calais residents in recent months have witnessed an increase in the presence of chicken.  While some residents embrace the feathered visitors, others are growing increasingly frustrated by the unexpected invasion of their private yards.

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Chip Smith Named Woodland Parks & Rec. Volunteer of the Year

 

Jayna Smith

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Chip Smith was recently awarded the coveted title of “Woodland Parks & Rec. Volunteer of the Year.” 

Smith’s dedication to the department has been multi-faceted, encompassing various roles and responsibilities.  A true all-rounder, he has not only served as a coach for both basketball and baseball programs, but has also been instrumental in sponsorship through his business Smith’s Towing and Recovery.

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Miss St. Croix Valley Pageant Seeks Contestants to Join the Spotlight

 

Jayna Smith

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The Miss St. Croix Valley Pageant has long been a cherished tradition in the area during Baileyville’s Octoberfest.  Its legacy is set to continue under the dedicated leadership of Cassidy Carr Korasadowicz. 

Following in the footsteps of her mentor and pageant stalwart Dawn Smith, Korasadowicz has taken the reins as the new director of the pageant, with her mother Shannon Carr serving as co-director.

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What's Up, Calais?

 

This Sunday, September 24, is the annual Clyde’s Classic Car Show at C&E Feeds, General Market & Package Hub in Milltown. Registration for entrants begins at 11 a.m. and requires a $10 fee, with the show set to start at noon.  They will also host a classic car parade through town.  Prizes will be awarded for People’s Choice with trophies awarded for Best Vehicle of each decade.  For more information, call 454-3666.

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Breaking Barriers: Renowned Poverty Expert Trains Local Community Leaders

 

Jayna Smith

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On Wednesday, September 13, Washington County Community College played host to a transformative event as the Community Caring Collaborative teamed up with the Washington County Working Communities Challenge Initiative to welcome Dr. Donna Beegle, a renowned national poverty expert.  The morning training session at the college aimed to equip attendees with insights and tools to break the cycle of poverty that persists in America.

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Commissioning Ceremony for USS Augusta Set to Showcase Community Support

 

Lions Club’s Weenie Wagon to be Onsite Raising Funds for Charity

Jayna Smith

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In a display of community support and patriotism, the City of Eastport is gearing up for a significant event on Saturday, September 30, 2023.  The United States Navy is poised to hold a Commissioning Ceremony for the USS Augusta, a cutting-edge Littoral Combat Ship proudly named after the state’s capital city.

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Washington County Readies for 19th Annual Turkey-a-Thon Set for Oct. 6

 

Jayna Smith

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As the leaves begin to change and autumn sets in, folks in Washington County are preparing for a beloved tradition:  the 19th annual Turkey-a-Thon, set to take place on Friday, October 6.  The anticipation is building as this year’s fundraising goal is ambitiously set at $40,000, aiming to match the impressive total achieved last year.

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