Woodstock bans smart meters
In response to residents’ concerns about health and privacy risks, the Town Board on May 24 voted unanimously to prohibit
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New entrant joins Woodstock council race
Gary Kutcher, a longtime community activist who in 2011 returned to Woodstock, where he grew up, after residing for more
Wilber will run
Woodstock supervisor Jeremy Wilber has confirmed that he will seek a new two-year term in the fall election, with an
Railroading group opposes conversion to rail-trail
A group of dedicated rail enthusiasts has been working on restoring the Ulster County-owned railroad from Kingston to Highmount for
Local ethics law draws scrutiny
A case involving a member of the Woodstock Town Board has drawn attention to the local ethics law, which seeks
Public weighs in on Zena housing plan
Woodstock residents turned out in force for the March 7 meeting of the Planning Board, airing their views, pro and
Shandaken gets pro gun control petition, but remains staunchly anti
Shandaken residents opposed to the gun control measures of the New York State SAFE Act had their say at the
Rosenblum, McKenna to run for office
The field of candidates for local office in the fall election gained two entrants in the past week, as former
Woodstock board reviews vending law
Deferring further action until its next meeting, the Woodstock Town Board on February 19 weighed the pros and cons of
Woodstock to rethink its solar plans
Woodstock’s zigzagging pursuit of a solar project zagged to a standstill on February 12, as the Town Board decided to