Audrey Harper

Alert Ready, the national emergency alert system, will be tested on Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 10:55 a.m. The system is designed to deliver critical and potentially life-saving alerts. The test will take place on television, radio and wireless devices. Alert Ready is Canada’s emergency alerting system.  Alert Ready

The provincial government and the New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization have designated Nov. 6-12 as Storm Preparedness Week, which is also recognized by their partners at NB Power, Saint John Energy, Edmundston Energy and the Canadian Red Cross. There are three components to being prepared for an emergency:

When cleaning leaves off your property, also be sure to take a quick peek at catch basins near your property to make sure they are not blocked with leaves. A blocked catch basin can cause problems during heavy rainfalls. ALH  

You may notice Village Public Works staff planting trees today at various locations along Lynda Lane, Crown Avenue, Kimberley Street and Alban Street. Village staff consulted with a local tree nursery to ensure the trees were suited for planting along Village streets and beneath power lines.  A total

Flyers The arrival of weekly flyers can be a welcome tool for planning grocery shopping or finding the best deals for a hobby or reno project. For others, flyer deliveries are an unnecessary or an unwanted service. Reduce and Reuse Your Flyers Consider switching to the online versions

As many of you likely noticed, one of the two construction projects scheduled for the New Maryland Highway started this morning.  The contractor has adjusted the timing on the traffic signal lights that are set up near the pharmacy to accommodate the busy morning and evening traffic.  Over

The New Brunswick RCMP provides a series of tools to help the public learn more about police work in their communities. Click here for more information   https://www.vonm.ca/public-safety/