Digging deeper: Woodstock Town Hall project cost rises
Voters in a 2007 referendum approved a renovation of Town Hall at a maximum cost of $1.6 million, but the
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URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY 5: Six degrees of separation
Thanksgiving is an American holiday which tends towards excess — an abundance of turkey, stuffing, family and shopping. But not
A Thanksgiving Walk for Woodstock’s History
A town with the panache, background and popularity of Woodstock owes itself a good archival space to store and study
Hard hit: Sandy blows the roof off of Holiday Haus/Emporium just as its season comes in
When Sandy hit our area on Monday afternoon, October 29, the winds picked up in strange ways. Mark Hedrick, who
Urban Anthropology: Personal space
Living in the big city has forced me to make many changes in my thinking. Some are small adjustments, others
Woodstock adopts 2013 budget
Less than two hours after it began, a sparsely attended November 8 public hearing on the municipal budget ended with
Born in Chicago… Gabe Butterfield keeps his father’s memory alive
Paul Butterfield used to be a household name in Woodstock. You’d see him out at nights in the bars, at
Days of mail: Lake Hill Post Office faces reduced hours
Starting in late January or early February, the retail counter at the Lake Hill post office will be open only
This week in photos (Nov. 8 – Nov. 15)
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Map quest: Project charts Woodstock’s natural habitats
An ambitious survey has yielded a portrait of ecologically significant habitats throughout Woodstock — upland forests, meadows, rocky crests, and