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Middlebury worries about emergency access
THE WATER RAGING beneath Pulp Mill Bridge in Middlebury in July.
Independent photo/Steve James
September 14, 2023
Topping the list of concerns is the current inability of large fire and rescue vehicles to access properties along Seymour Street and Seymour Street Extension through the Pulp Mill Covered Bridge.
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