PAW celebrates on its 50th anniversary
In 1963, two young women, Edie LeFever and Eda Crist, noticed that theater productions in Woodstock always involved professionals playing
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The Pike, by Will
To see more of Will’s work go to www.thorneatercomics.com
Woodstock Library budget, board candidates go to the voters
Voters will decide noon-9 p.m. Thursday, September 4 on a $584,596.13 library spending plan and elect three members to the
Obituary, Tom Wolf
One of the true legends of the area’s night life, Tom Wolf, passed on this past week. A party in
Shandaken Historical Museum celebrates 25 years
A dog-powered treadmill for running butter churns and corn shellers. A plaster cast of the Rosetta Stone. A 1918 issue
Playhouse’s Conti takes the reins at Chamber
Randy Conti, best known as longtime co-founder and director at the New York Conservatory for the Arts in nearby West
Few accept Defense Department weapons at the local level
What are the chances of the police in our area showing up at a mass gathering with armored cars and
Swimming, by Will
To see more of Will’s work go to www.thorneatercomics.com
Tanks a lot
Councilman Jay Wenk announced to the Woodstock Town Board on August 12 that the first of six remaining underground fuel
URGENT swoops down on Grandpa Woodstock
When Allyn M. Richardson, somehow known as “Grandpa Woodstock,” got arrested Friday, August 8, one of the neighbors near his