County closing down Consumer Fraud bureau
When a collection agency attempted to defraud West Hurley resident Laurie Perkins of the thousands of dollars she had spent
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Reinventing the stage
A few weeks ago we ran Theater Without a Theater, a piece about a new theatrical paradigm, which pointed out
Moran, leaving office, reflects on his tenure
Infrastructure improvements, a fortified work force, expanded cable and cellular services, technological upgrades, and new opportunities for volunteers are among
Guilt-free ways to make your print newspaper copy count over and over
“After all, after a week it’s only toilet paper.” — Sy Gottleib, first publisher of Woodstock Times We school our
Letters to the Editor – 11/24 to 11/30
It’s The Volunteers…Always The volunteers make an organization. They set the tone and move it forward, backwards, or sideways. One person who has
How high is the water?: Jerry Washington examines Woodstock’s system
Jerry Washington, who is preparing to teach the final session of his Woodstock University course on the structure and condition
The purpose of the tax cap
Let’s review a few things about this 2 percent tax cap. Maybe people are tired of hearing about it. Certainly,
Plans ready for Phoenicia Library rebuild
The Phoenicia Library has blueprints for renovation and expansion of its burned-out building on Main Street and plans to break
Shandaken Supervisor looks ahead
Due to efforts in his first two-year term, said Shandaken supervisor Rob Stanley, “we have groundwork laid for a lot
Woodstock board rejects, then adopts, 2012 budget
With a show of ambivalence that may have suited the occasion, the Woodstock Town Board on November 17 approved a