List Of H1N1 Clinics In Calais

Scheduled Flu Clinics


Dec 1 -    5 pm- 6:30 pm CRMS Pediatrics Office

37 Palmer St, Calais H1N1 Any 3-18 year old, Parents of an infant less than 6 months of age.



Documentation Required: If not a patient of the CRMS practice must have ID showing Maine residence or US insurance card.

Documentation Required: If not a patient of the CRMS practice must have ID showing Maine residence or US insurance card and present the infant's US birth certificate.



Dec 1 - 5 pm- 6:30 pm CRMS OB/GYN Office

37 Palmer St, Calais H1N1 Anyone who is pregnant



Documentation Required: If not a patient of the CRMS practice must have ID showing Maine residence or US insurance card and statement from Obstetricians office confirming pregnancy.



Dec 9 8 am- 1 pm Calais Elementary School H1N1 Calais Elementary students requiring the second shot booster for 8 and under for seasonal flu vaccine.

Guy's Frenchy's Closing In St Stephen

Less the month to go before Christmas a local business will be closing it doors in about 2 weeks. Manager of Guy's Frenchy's in St Stephen tells tide news they found out Monday that the store will be closing. Marlene Duplessis says this is very upsetting news to her. She says she will miss her customers and staff members very much. When ask if she would take over the business she doesn't see it in the near future. 11 employees work for the company

Phone Scam Hits Bellisle Creek

Some luck and help from the Sussex RCMP helped save a senior from losing $500 dollars. It was back on Wednesday, a Bellisle Creek woman received a call from a man saying it was her grandson, he was in trouble and needed to be wired some cash for a lawyer. The woman went to her bank but they were suspicious and asked for a fax number from the lawyers office before sending the money.


She went back home, the man called back and was furious and told her to go to another bank but they would not deal with her either. She went back to her bank and they called the RCMP. An officer went home with the senior and when the phone rang, he answered. As soon as he identified himself as RCMP, the man said he had the wrong number and hung up. The call was tarced to a cell-phone in Quebec. Between January and August of this year, 317 similar calls have been made to homes around the country.

H1N1 Vaccine Available To The Public Soon

The Province is ready to open H1N1 clinics to the general public, some as early as this weekend but most on Monday. This as the intensity of the activity of those people getting sick has subsided. To date, 158 people have had to be hospitalized because of the swine flu and seven around the Province have died. Dr. Eilish Cleary is the Chief Medical Officer of Health and says even with clinics opening to everyone, you will still have to stand in line to roll up your sleeve.


Dr. Cleary adds even with the amount of new cases on the decline, she is still encouraging everyone to get immunized for your safety and everyone else in the Province.

Chemical Spill Update At Fundy High School

Students at Fundy High got an unexpected day off because of a chemical spill yesterday. Several chemicals got mixed together when a shelf they were on collapsed. The Saint John Fire Department's Hazard-Materials Unit set up a command post and worked with St. George fire officials and 5 other agencies including the RCMP and Public Safety.




Deputy Fire Chief Mark Gillan tells Tide News, no one was hurt and the school was turned back over to District Ten officials late yesterday afternoon.

Fundy High remains closed today.