Easter is a celebration of rebirth and renewed faith. It’s the most solemn of the Christian holidays, yet the most joyful, too. It comes in the springtime, coinciding with the end of a long winter and the new growth of spring.

This year, Easter falls in the middle of a virus pandemic that reminds us that our time here on Earth is limited and tenuous. But the crisis surrounding the fear of the coronavirus can’t seem to dampen the spirits of our Carlton County friends and neighbors. It is apparent that we are coming together, while social distancing, and it’s bringing us closer rather t...