Woodstock officials to vet Town Hall bids
Following last week’s receipt of contractors’ bids on the proposed renovation of Town Hall, Woodstock supervisor Jeremy Wilber and councilman
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Town Hall bids under limit
Minutes after a 5 p.m. deadline, the Woodstock Town Board on Wednesday, March 7, opened bids from contractors for the
Woodstock author exhorts kids to play ball
A new series of children’s books, titled The Woodstock All Stars, by local business owner and Little League official Kevin
Is it time for a property revaluation in Woodstock?
In a declining real estate market, Woodstock residents face the prospect of paying a higher share of county and school
The price of peacekeeping
How much police protection do Woodstock residents want, and what are they willing to pay for it? Guided by public
No place like home
A landscape accustomed to unusual, eye-catching architecture — think yurts in Grog Kill, or Clarence Schmidt’s twice-built, twice-burned, foil-wrapped masterpiece
Woodstock Library eyes expansion
The Woodstock Public Library has launched a capital campaign to raise funds for a possible acquisition of the former Library
Off the table: Woodstock’s Gateway district will stay as is
Bowing to community sentiment and fiscal reality, a committee of Woodstock residents and officials on January 31 agreed to dissolve,
RUPCO project taking shape
Aided by favorable conditions including mild weather, construction of the Woodstock Commons affordable housing complex is proceeding on pace for
Entering Woodstock: Zoning review weighs “gateway” changes
Proposed zoning changes that would affect a pivotal part of Woodstock — the Gateway Overlay district at the eastern entrance