Entering Woodstock: Zoning review weighs “gateway” changes
Proposed zoning changes that would affect a pivotal part of Woodstock — the Gateway Overlay district at the eastern entrance
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Supervisor’s surprise: Wilber taps teenager as his deputy
In one of the first official acts of his return to office as town supervisor, Jeremy Wilber surprised colleagues and
‘Service, not profit?’: Cuts threaten Chichester Post Office
When Leftie homesteaders Helen and Scott Nearing moved to rural Vermont in the 1930s, one of their goals was to
Planning for prosperity: Task force urges economic action
In a year-end report that incorporated a comprehensive survey of local businesses, a task force on economic development recommended that
Commissioner contest: Two-man race for fire district post
Two longtime members of the local fire department, Michael Lourenso and Peter Carberry, will vie in an upcoming election for
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,
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
Woodstock budget nearly finished
Reaching agreement on a handful of eleventh-hour fiscal tradeoffs and modifications, the Woodstock Town Board on November 15 concluded its
Wilber faces surgery, expects quick recovery
In the wake of his November 8 election to a fifth term as town supervisor, Jeremy Wilber is recuperating comfortably
Carnright wins DA race, Gregorius back to legislature
With all 126 districts reporting, incumbent district attorney Holley Carnright has scored a substantial 7,500-vote victory over challenger Jonathan Sennett.