The story of Ann Darby Reynolds’ Purple Heart
Ann Darby Reynolds, known as “Darby,” is a soft-spoken eighty-one-year-old retired nurse living at RiverWoods in Exeter, who was awarded the Purple Heart. In…
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In the News: Goats bring comfort to RiverWoods during COVID
EXETER – Dan Burbank, landscaping manager for RiverWoods at Exeter, knew he was on to a good thing three years ago when he and…
Read MoreThe Best Day of 2020!
It’s our first COVID-19 Vaccination Day! Staff and residents alike are celebrating our first vaccination clinic today, with more to come! Science has caught…
Read MoreRiverWoods Supports Exeter’s Festival of Trees
Since our founding in 1994, RiverWoods has contributed to the greater community, both as individuals and as an organization. RiverWoods employees and residents are…
Read MoreUnited in the Fight to Stay Safe
The RiverWoods Group family of communities working together to keep each other safe In the early days of the pandemic, our communities, along with…
Read MoreIn the News: Please Wear a Mask by Justine Vogel
December 22, 2020, New Hampshire Voices, by RiverWoods Group CEO, Justine Vogel OUR STATE MOTTO is “liv e free or die,” and I respect…
Read MoreStaying Connected While Staying Safe
Life is Better in Community The Novel Coronavirus continues to affect the globe, with no real end in sight. To adjust to the new normal,…
Read MoreRiverWoods Exeter Continues to Rally Behind Seacoast Family Promise
Exeter, NH—October 28, 2020—Although its biennial Gala and Auction has been canceled due to the pandemic, RiverWoods Exeter is encouraging the communities it serves…
Read MoreA Story of Two Weddings
This story was also featured in the New York Times… view here. Romance Blooms in Retirement Dick Aplin met Peggy Hoyt in 2005, when…
Read MoreIn the News: Lessons learned from Covid-19 by CEO Justine Vogel
This article was featured in NH Business Review on October 23, 2020 Listening to your team will give you a better understanding of what…
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