Woodstock Fire District budget increases
Woodstock Fire District taxes will rise more than 11 percent under the proposed 2018 budget due mostly to a requirement to replenish an underfunded retirement program.
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Woodstock’s 2018 budget is taking shape
The 2018 Woodstock budget presented by town supervisor Bill McKenna is under the state tax cap.
Woodstock Library survey will seek information on building, renovation options
The Woodstock Library is distributing a survey seeking input on which of six options for improvements the public will support and how much they are willing to pay for it.
No caucus, no candidates for Woodstock GOP
Will Woodstock be able to maintain two-party status?
Woodstock Comp Plan committee is reaching out
A town volunteer committee is well on its way toward helping Woodstock create document that will serve as a guide to planning for the next decade or two.
Woodstock seeks solution to summer gridlock
Small towns with a tourism season perennially grapple with traffic, but Woodstock’s vehicular woes seem to be getting worse.
Woodstock Library Fair’s theme: “Citizens of the World”
Come Woodstock, Citizens of the World, to the 86th Annual Library Fair Saturday for a day of music, food fun and more.
Citizens want Woodstock to become sanctuary town
“There is a moral imperative to speak out in defense of our community,” said one resident.
Talk, but no commitment from Woodstock Library board yet
Woodstock Library trustees adopted a resolution on June 15 that accepts the Master Facilities Plan report from consultants but is noncommittal on new construction or renovation of its existing facilities with an addition in the back.
Woodstock continues work on its master plan
Where are we now? That’s the main question a Woodstock Comprehensive Plan committee is trying to answer as it works with a consultant, Behan Planning & Design, on a plan to address the town’s needs for the long term.