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The Weymouth Bridge - April 2021

Looking back over 2020 is not an easy view, and looking forward into the future is still a challenge. However, I have found a positive thought. What this pandemic has clearly shown is that we can change our behaviours enough to alter the outcome of a looming global catastrophe. Let us apply this now to the next, larger looming global catastrophe - climate change. With knowledge, leadership, vision, effort and will, may 2021 be brighter for all.

Hi! We are back! Since June (our last issue) we have all had to make adjustments to the Covid way-of-life but events are now happening again. It seems nothing can keep the Nova Scotia spirit down and so The Weymouth Bridge is also up and running again. Thanks to all the advertisers who stepped up so willingly to provide the means to print our issues.

The Weymouth Bridge is primarily an events newsletter and, as such, it has become difficult to find content since the pandemic. While we had hoped things would get back to normal, it is clear that most summer events are now cancelled, and rightly so. We do not want to be journalists running news stories, or just list resources which do not change from month to month. Therefore, for the moment, sadly, we have decided to suspend production of The Weymouth Bridge. The website an

During Covid-19 precautions: Stop the Presses: My first reaction to production of The Weymouth Bridge during this pandemic was to stop the presses, for three reasons - firstly there were no events going on - and for an events newsletter that seemed like the kiss of death righ there!; secondly we did not want to encourage people to go out and pick up a printed copy, and thirdly we did not want to drive around doing the distribution. Communicate: Now, a few weeks in the "Stay t

The Weymouth Bridge Newsletter December 2019 Merry Christmas. We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a safe and joyful New Year, as we come to the end of 2019. We want to thank our readers and neighbours for making us feel so welcome, and especially our gracious sponsors whose advertising keep The Weymouth Bridge Newsletter in print. Eleanor & Wayne

November Winter is truly coming. But at least it is brightened with three craft fairs (Nov 15, 23 and 30), music (two concerts on Nov 24) and food (Nov 23, 24 and 30). The Festival of Trees at Sissiboo Landing runs from Nov 23 to Nov 30 with the opening Gala on Nov 22. There are always lots of fabulous items on the Silent Auction table and beautiful trees and gingerbread houses to give you inspiration and warm your heart. December The Walk of Lights is running on two dates t

Fall has really set in, and the summer events have made room for the first of the Christmas Craft shows and Halloween Trick or Treats. Time for Thanksgiving, music and pumpkins!