Jeremy’s mountain song
The Woodstock Film Festival has become an annual burst of new energy to the town, perfectly timed — after the
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Coming Home-Staying Home: Baron’s musical conversation
There was a time when the music made and played in Woodstock was what people came for. In the 60s
Making home sweet
Memorial Day heralds the beginning of summer, especially in these parts where, for decades, part time residents have come to
Thinking on the outside
“Square. A square is a type of rectangle.” Using spelling words, Zak Carey inspires new ideas for his 4th grade
Simi’s Mountain Song
This is the latest installment of a series about young native Woodstockers who have either stayed in the community or
A love story
Just about when most of us mountain people come down with the first bout of cabin fever to contend with,
Eye of the needle
I have a needle in the crown of my head, at least four in my neck, three on each calf
Taking a stand
At five foot two, 41-year-old Woodstock Resident, Jessica Miller Anna, stood tall in the auditorium of the Sullivan County Community
Here to serve
(Editor’s note: Woodstock is often accused of being an aging community of staid boomers. Coming home/staying home is a continuation