Napoleon Pelletier, a French Canadian, led the founding of St. Anne Shrine in the 1920s, and remnants of the Catholic enclave honor him.

When plaster fell to the floor from an upper wall in the cavernous upper church during Sunday Mass in May 2015, it was the beginning of the end for St. Anne Shrine in Fall River, Massachusetts.

In 1978, the Dominicans left St. Anne’s, and the church and shrine reverted back to diocesan administration. Then, on the Solemnity of Christ the King in 2018, the Diocese of Fall River closed ...

Royal Oak Shrine’s Jackson Poulton drives a two-run triple to deep right field in the fifth inning of the Knights’ 3-2 loss to Ann Arbor Greenhills in Thursday’s CHSL St. Anne Division title ...

Hidden in the rural Lake Wales Ridge, the St. Anne Shrine once drew Catholic pilgrims from all over, and a small French Canadian community thrived.

So that same idea carries through today. We now have over 60 farm members. We have some of the people who originally started Harvest Time in Brentwood — their grandchildren or nieces or nephews ...

St. John Paul II visited the Shrine of Sainte-Anne d’Auray on Sept. 20, 1996. As part of the fourth centenary of the apparitions, the shrine is also celebrating its jubilee year, holding a ...

BRENTWOOD — The city of Brentwood will pay St. Louis County $1.4 million this month to resolve a dispute that has carried over from the county’s bungled distribution of as much as $7 million ...

Mar. 7—The long-stalled Costco store in Brentwood opened on Friday, the chain's largest in Contra Costa County. After a 7:30 a.m. ribbon-cutting, the 155,000-square-foot warehouse store opened ...

This is for data from 2023, and it's just the average. About 38% of people in Brentwood have a commute that is one hour or longer. Meanwhile, in Pittsburg, the average commute is 41 minutes.

Brentwood, a suburb just outside of St. Louis, is among the best beacons of suburb living in the entire nation, according to a new ranking by Travel + Leisure magazine.

The St. Anne Shrine, once a thriving community near Lake Wales, Florida, now exists only in fragments. Founded in the 1920s by French Canadian Napoleon Pelletier, the shrine drew hundreds of ...