Letters, 3/15 to 3/21
The Cubist Curve Generally, I distrust anyone who has money. Or, worse, anyone who believes that money is the goal of
Woodstock Times
Sections
Real men wear sleeves
I once had a sweater-vest. Hated it. They certainly make Rick Santorum look like a blue egg with white arms.
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
Hard times: Scholarships down as Woodstock Day School experiences financial contraction
The last time we went through the Woodstock Day School campus, at summer’s end, all eyes were on the new
Recession toll evident at local pantries, service providers
This is the first installment in a two-part series of articles examining the impact of the financial downturn. Although their
Declaring Pine Hill ‘historic’
The sleepy hamlet of Pine Hill, at the western end of Shandaken, is poised to capitalize on its past as
Onteora district provides retirement incentives as alternative to layoffs
As Onteora Central School District officials begin to discuss how staff will be divided among the new grade configuration changes
Letter from Venice
March 6 — Tonight I leave Venezia, heartbroken at departing and worn out from over-work. Yes, I could use a few
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