Little Rivers Health Care looking at strong 2027
Little Rivers Health Care of Vermont reported a strong 2026 and a positive outlook for 2027. The organization shared the news this week during its Annual Meeting celebration, held at several nearby venues in Wells River. Attendees at the busy afternoon and evening presentation saw the completion of a major capital campaign and considerable facility modernization across its rural network.
Over 60 vendors greet “Wells River’s “So Long Summer, Hello Fall!”
Event honcho Richard Roderick announced on Saturday noon, September 5, 2026 that he has been “in town and on the street for every event for the past 14 years and this year is the biggest I have seen yet,” he exclaimed to The Bridge Weekly as we strolled by his table under a tent that protected him from the sun’s rapidly heating rays.
He said the businesses and organizations that have been a part of the gala have enjoyed it over the years. He said this year he counted over 60 of them had signed up, a full 10 more than last year.
Big Crowds Greet July 4TH Parades In Woodsville, Orford And Fairlee
The weather was seasonally hot, and the massive crowds that traveled to the communities to see their parades were filled with spirit and best wishes for the country's future.
Domenic Castaldi’s Pursuit of Independence
Earlier this week, Aly Richards officially announced her campaign for Vermont governor. She is pictured with her husband, James Pepper, their twin sons, Beau and Wesley, and their beloved pup, Eleanor “Ellie” Roosevelt. Aly currently resides in Montpelier but is deeply rooted in the Newbury/Bradford community.
Woodsville Water is Being Hauled to Wells River
The agency noted that the potential risks involved indicate that fuel oil can contaminate groundwater and drinking water sources, potentially posing health risks to consumers. The long-term effects, they said, depend on the extent of contamination and the effectiveness of cleanup efforts. The spill could have long-term environmental consequences.
NES and BMU After School Programs learn about starting up a business
Director Jewett said the exercise was an opportunity to open their minds to different ways of looking into and pursuing a career when they were older. The 3 Bears Country Barn was an ideal way to learn more about the Drews and how they work closely with the community to make their store a success.