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Lakeland Ridges puts municipal office move on hold after chaotic meeting
3+ hour, 55+ min ago (1050+ words) by Paige Morgan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter | Jul 21, 2026 A contentious Lakeland Ridges council meeting on July 13 featured the resignation of a councillor, heated procedural disputes, renewed debate over asbestos concerns at the Meductic Community Centre and sharp criticism from residents....
Proposed museum to tell Hartland's story beyond bridge
17+ hour, 4+ min ago (767+ words) by James Ness - LJI Reporter | Jul 21, 2026 Organizers hope to turn unused Town Hall space into a home for local history Hartland’s covered bridge may be the town’s best-known attraction, but a proposed museum at the town hall would tell the…...
Upper River Valley Hospital diverting pregnant individuals for more than two weeks
1+ day, 15+ min ago (218+ words) by River Valley Sun | Jul 20, 2026 Shortage of resources shutters labour and birth unit from July 24 to Aug 10 On Monday, July 20, Horizon Health announced it would temporarily divert labour and birth services at Horizon’s Upper River Valley Hospital (URVH), starting on…...
Serving Beyond the Battlefield
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (515+ words) by Connor Barry - LJI Reporter | Jul 17, 2026 New book explores and celebrates history of Woodstock Legion as it commemorates 100 years Independent journalist, author, and Woodstock native Nathan Delong has long been interested in Woodstock’s history. “For a town that claims to…...
From quiet canvases to chaotic comedy: day two of Dooryard Arts Festival delivers
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (719+ words) by Paige Morgan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter | Jul 17, 2026 Painter Alex Curtis’ quiet rural revelations and comedians James Mullinger and Katelin Dean’s high-energy performances anchor for day two of the festival The stage was alive on day two of the Dooryard…...
Health Minister stands by lack of data comment, says eVisitNB prescription info wasn't 'detailed' or 'reliable"
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (661+ words) by Theresa Blackburn | Jul 16, 2026 Conservative Health Critic calls situation a ‘boondoggle,’ accuses government of passing the buck The New Brunswick Minister of Health is doubling down on his comments about the lack of prescription data that eVisitNB has provided to…...
Dooryard Arts Festival kicks off with music and laughter
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (495+ words) by Paige Morgan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter | Jul 16, 2026 Day one of entertainment features pipe organ, guzheng, cello, and stand-up comedy The 2026 Dooryard Arts Festival kicked off in Woodstock on Wednesday, July 15, with a range of musical instruments and comedy acts....
Health Minister says lack of prescription data partly to blame for Virtual Care NB's rocky start, despite reports proving otherwise
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (1273+ words) by Theresa Blackburn | Jul 15, 2026 “Smooth” transition promised, but patients say it’s been anything but Woodstock business owner Melissa McLaughlin described her first experience getting a prescription through Virtual Care NB as a series of glitches, hours on hold, and five…...
Garbage issues, fire service review, and Goosinator update in Nackawic-Millville
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (1122+ words) by Karen Howell - LJI Reporter | Jul 15, 2026 Municipality has busy July 6 council session Members of the Nackawic-Millville Council reviewed a memo from Ken Davis, Director of Public Works and Utilities, regarding garbage dumpsters on Carlin Lane and at Sandy Cove on…...
Woodstock Canada Day Celebrates country and downtown
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (635+ words) by Connor Barry - LJI Reporter | Jul 15, 2026 July 1st Floats once again a resounding success When Lisa Porter, President of the Woodstock Paddling Association and one of the organizers of July 1st Floats, first envisioned a river celebration of sorts, she had no…...