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April 15, 2026
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Woodstock Police Approved for New Body and Car Cameras in Equipment Upgrade: The Woodstock Village Board of Trustees has authorized a $73,000 contract with Axon Enterprise to supply the police department with updated body and car cameras. Interim Chief Chris O’Keeffe stated the replacement is necessary due to the aging, unserviceable condition of current devices. The agreement includes cloud storage, a replacement policy, and 24/7 support. Costs will be offset by a $15,000 grant from The Dorothy Byrne Foundation, with the contract spanning five years. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 15)
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White Cottage Food Truck Approved for Summer Return to Woodstock Green: The Woodstock Village Board of Trustees has unanimously approved the return of The White Cottage food truck for the upcoming summer season. The food truck will occupy two parking spots near The Green and will operate from Friday through Monday, spanning June to mid-October. Trustees noted the need for diverse food options during the busy tourist period. Further discussions regarding policies for additional food trucks in the village are set for a later date. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 14)
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Woodstock Officials Outline Process for Adding Items to Board Meeting Agendas: As public participation increases at meetings in Woodstock, some residents have questioned the procedure for getting issues placed on Selectboard and Board of Village Trustees agendas. Local officials clarified that agenda decisions are generally made by board leadership in advance of meetings. Concerns remain among some community members about whether their requests are considered. The Standard reviewed how the process works and the steps residents can take when seeking board attention. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 15)
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Pomfret Selectboard Chair Benjamin Brickner Announces Windsor Senate Campaign: Benjamin Brickner, who leads the Pomfret Selectboard, has officially joined the race for the Windsor District seat in the Vermont State Senate. The seat will be open following the upcoming retirement of State Senator Alison Clarkson of Woodstock. Brickner is now the third Democratic candidate for this position, joining Elizabeth Burrows and Heather Chase ahead of the August primary. Brickner launched his campaign at Pomfret Town Hall, outlining his priorities and receiving support from local community members. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 15)
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Woodstock Wasps Secure Narrow 17-15 Softball Season Opener Against Long Trail: The Woodstock Wasps softball team began their season with a 17-15 victory over Long Trail on April 13. The Wasps built an early lead in the first inning, aided by several walks and defensive errors by Long Trail. Woodstock's captain, Olivia Westney, pitched the entire game as both teams showcased young, developing talent. The close contest marks a positive start for Woodstock under their new head coach as the team looks ahead to the rest of the season. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 13)
April 14, 2026
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Richard Earl Atwood, Longtime Woodstock Resident, Dies at 85: Richard Earl Atwood, known as Dick, died on April 12, 2026, at the age of 85 after experiencing complications from a stroke. A native of Woodstock, Vermont, he graduated from Woodstock Union High School and the University of Vermont before a lengthy career at Pratt & Whitney. Atwood lived for many years in Connecticut, where he raised his family and was active in his church, returning to Woodstock after retirement. He is survived by his wife, children, and extended family. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 14)
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Woodstock Girls Lacrosse Defeated by Burr & Burton with 14-8 Final Score: Woodstock Union High School's varsity girls lacrosse team faced a setback in their recent matchup against Burr & Burton Academy, losing 14-8 on Monday. The home team was unable to overcome a strong defensive effort from the visitors, despite several attempts to close the scoring gap. Woodstock's offensive plays were met with stiff resistance throughout the game. The match concluded with Burr & Burton maintaining a decisive lead at the final whistle. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 14)
April 9, 2026
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Hyannis Sound A Cappella Group to Perform in Woodstock This Sunday: The Hyannis Sound, a Cape Cod-based a cappella group, will return to Woodstock for the first time since 2019. Delays caused by the pandemic and weather postponed their previous scheduled performances in the Upper Valley. The group, featuring both current and former members, will appear at the North Universalist Chapel Society on April 12 as part of their 2026 Spring Tour. Attendees can expect a unique performance with a blend of improvisation and new song arrangements. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 9)
April 8, 2026
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Woodstock Selectboard Advances Conservation Plans for Vondell Property: The Woodstock Selectboard has agreed to sign a Purchase and Sale Agreement for the Vondell Property, a 358-acre parcel in West Woodstock containing a reservoir and related infrastructure. This step enables the town to seek a $604,500 grant from the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board and the Vermont Land Trust. The property was acquired by the town in December 2024 and has been the focus of public meetings regarding its future use. The decision signals a commitment to conserving substantial portions of the land. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 8)
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Woodstock Resort to Appeal Ruling on Demolition of Historic South Street Homes: The Woodstock Resort Corporation has announced plans to appeal a District 3 Environmental Commission ruling that denied its request to demolish two historic homes at 14 and 16 South Street in Woodstock. The decision, issued March 23, cited failure to meet preservation responsibilities outlined by Act 250 regulations. The commission's rules allow one motion to alter the decision within 15 days, after which the commission may review all submitted materials. The resort will pursue this appeal as its next step. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 8)
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Southern Vermont Spring and Summer Races Include Runs in Barnard and Windsor: With warmer weather arriving in southern Vermont, local runners and cyclists are preparing for a busy events season. The BarnArts Race Around the Lake in Barnard kicks off May 17, featuring 5K and 10K options, and serves as a fundraiser for youth programs. Another notable event is the Ascutney Mountain Run in Windsor on May 30. These races support community causes while offering residents a chance to compete and enjoy the region's scenic routes. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 8)
April 7, 2026
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Ray Bourgeois Steps Down From Woodstock Selectboard After Long Tenure: Ray Bourgeois, a longtime member of the Woodstock Selectboard, submitted his resignation on April 6, marking the end of decades of service to the community. The board convened a special meeting on April 7 and voted to fill the vacancy through a public election, which will take place alongside the upcoming primary elections on August 11, 2026. Community members interested in running for the position are instructed to complete the required petition process. The transition ensures continued governance for Woodstock. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 7)
April 1, 2026
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Prescribed Burn Planned Near Woodstock and Pomfret Town Line This Spring: Federal officials will conduct a prescribed fire on 28 acres near the Woodstock and Pomfret town line, specifically where the Appalachian Trail crosses Route 12. This effort is part of a broader initiative covering nearly 1,000 acres across southern Vermont. The goal is to reduce overgrown vegetation, lessening the risk of large wildfires and promoting healthy wildlife habitats. Weather conditions will determine when the burns take place through the spring season. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 1)
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Easter Services and Events Planned Across Southern Vermont This Weekend: Churches throughout southern Vermont are preparing for a series of Easter-related services and gatherings this weekend. Notable events include a sunrise service and breakfast hosted by the First Congregational Church of Woodstock, along with worship at 10:30 a.m. Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church will offer Holy Week masses and observances, joined by its sister parish in Killington. The Brownsville Community Church in West Windsor will also conduct several traditional services during Holy Week. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 1)
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Bookstock 2026 Scheduled for May 15-17 With Expanded Programming: Bookstock 2026 is set to take place from May 15 to 17, featuring acclaimed authors such as Katherine Arden, Patrick Bringley, Gesine Bullock-Prado, and Amity Gaige. This year's lineup introduces new partnerships and events, including a culinary-themed 'Cookstock' and a screenwriting night at Pentangle Arts. Organizers also plan to offer dedicated workshops and readings for teens. The event aims to provide a varied and engaging experience for the southern Vermont community. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 1)
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Woodstock High School Lacrosse Anticipates Strong Season With Experienced Roster: The Woodstock High School lacrosse teams are preparing for the upcoming season with practices underway at Union Arena. Both programs, led by seasoned coaches, aim to compete for top positions in Vermont's Division I. The boys team, coached by Brandon Little in his 17th year at the helm, returns a balanced mix of freshmen and seniors. With improved lineup depth and key returning players, the team looks forward to a competitive and promising season ahead. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 1)
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Woodstock Tennis Teams Begin Season with High Hopes for Success: The Woodstock boys and girls tennis teams began their practice sessions for the new season at the Woodstock Athletic Club, with coaching continuity on the girls side as Derek Pierce returns for his second year. Last season, the girls advanced to the quarterfinals in Vermont’s Division II tournament, indicating a solid foundation for another strong campaign. With several returning starters and experienced leadership, both teams are focused on competing at a high level while fostering teamwork and enjoyment. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Apr 1)
March 31, 2026
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Bruce Charles Gould of Woodstock Dies at Age 85: Bruce Charles Gould, a longtime resident of Woodstock, Vermont, died March 29, 2026, at the age of 85 following a prolonged illness. Born in Claremont, New Hampshire, he was raised in Woodstock and remained closely connected with his extended family throughout his life. A 1958 graduate of Woodstock Union High School, he served in the U.S. Navy and later built a career in telecommunications and insurance. He is remembered for his strong family ties and community presence. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 31)
March 26, 2026
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Large Turnout Marks Woodstock Selectboard Meeting as Residents Voice Concerns: A significant number of Woodstock residents participated in last Thursday's selectboard meeting, with 60 to 100 attending in person at Town Hall and over 60 more joining online. The large turnout followed an effort by a local resident to encourage broader community participation in response to concerns that public input was not being fully recognized. The meeting reflected increased civic engagement within the Woodstock community. Organizers described the demonstration as an example of democracy in action. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 26)
March 25, 2026
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Woodstock Union High Launches Spring Baseball and Softball Seasons: The spring sports season is now underway at Woodstock Union High School, where baseball and softball teams have begun their initial practices. The baseball team, led by head coach Jason Tarleton in his 26th year, returns with an experienced roster and seasoned coaching staff. Players are focused on building team chemistry and hope to improve on last year's performance. Both teams are preparing for their upcoming competitions as the season begins in earnest. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 25)
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Woodstock Wasps Claim State Championship in Snowboarding: The Woodstock Wasps secured the state snowboarding championship after an impressive season, building on a previous slopestyle title and maintaining much of their successful roster. Strong performances at Bromley Mountain early in the season set the tone, with multiple seniors placing among the top finishers in both slopestyle and rail jam events. The team credits their close-knit atmosphere and mutual support for their success throughout the season. Their achievements reflect the growing prominence of snowboarding in southern Vermont. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 25)
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Environmental Commission Blocks Demolition of Historic Woodstock Homes: The District 3 Environmental Commission has rejected the Woodstock Resort Corporation's proposal to demolish two historic homes at 14 and 16 South Street in Woodstock. The decision followed a public hearing and extensive deliberations, during which input was received from local officials and residents. The commission concluded the application did not meet the requirements of Act 250 Rule 34 (E), particularly regarding conditions of previous permits. The ruling preserves the historic properties for now. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 25)
March 24, 2026
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Taste of Woodstock Festival Canceled for 2026, Organizers Plan Return in 2027: At a recent Woodstock Selectboard meeting, the executive director of the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce announced that this year's Taste of Woodstock food festival is canceled. Organizers cited the event's departure from its local focus as a primary reason, with few Woodstock businesses participating. While vendors expressed disappointment, the Chamber aims to redesign the festival to support more community members and local businesses. The event is expected to return in 2027. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 24)
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Woodstock Youth Hockey Teams Claim Victory at Pot O' Gold Tournament: The 2026 Pot O' Gold youth hockey tournament was held last weekend at Union Arena and Barwood Arena in southern Vermont. Woodstock's youth hockey program saw strong results, emerging as winners in both the 10U and 14U divisions. On March 20, the 10U team secured a 5-2 win over the Rutland Spartans at Union Arena. The tournament concluded with Woodstock teams achieving top results in their age groups. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 24)
March 23, 2026
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Leslie Riffle-Van Alstyne Remembered for Her Passion for Art: Leslie (Deedee) Riffle-Van Alstyne, 65, died peacefully on March 18, 2026, in Quechee, Vermont. Originally from Wilton, Connecticut, she earned a bachelor's degree in Art History and Archaeology from Keene State College. Deedee dedicated much of her career to working with museums, where she contributed to visitor experiences and gift shop management. Her appreciation for art, vintage decor, and distinctive personal style left a lasting impression on those who knew her. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 23)
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John Joseph Wiegand, Sr. of Quechee Dies at 98: John Joseph Wiegand, Sr., a longtime Quechee resident, passed away at home on March 21 at the age of 98 following complications from skin cancer. Wiegand was a World War II Navy veteran and built a distinguished career in industrial engineering, holding roles at several companies including Fairchild Aviation and firms in Vermont. He is survived by five children, six grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Wiegand was predeceased by his wife of 72 years, Ruth, as well as by his brother and sister. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 23)
March 18, 2026
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Woodstock Girls Nordic Ski Team Wins State Division II Championship: The Woodstock girls Nordic ski team clinched the Vermont Principals’ Association Division II state title, marking their first championship since 2015. The squad benefited from a blend of experienced seniors and standout freshmen, demonstrating strong performance throughout the season. Consistent high finishes in early meets set the tone for their success, culminating in a well-earned victory. This achievement highlights both the talent and dedication within the team. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 18)
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Woodstock Author Releases Book Highlighting Trailblazing Women Journalists: Julia Cooke, a Woodstock resident, has published a book titled "Starry and Restless: Three Women Who Changed Work, Writing, and the World." The work examines the lives and professional trajectories of journalists Martha Gellhorn, Rebecca West, and Emily "Mickey" Hahn, who reported internationally for prominent outlets from the 1930s to the 1950s. The book has earned recognition, including favorable reviews in major national publications. Cooke’s research and writing spotlight the impact of these journalists on their fields. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 18)
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Woodstock Trustees Affirm Police Chief's Demotion, Legal Appeal Filed: The Woodstock Village Trustees have once again upheld municipal manager Eric Duffy's decision to demote Police Chief Joe Swanson to patrol officer. Swanson responded by immediately filing an appeal in Vermont Superior Court, seeking a judicial review of the case. His attorney also plans to amend his civil lawsuit to increase the sought damages from $5 million to $10 million, targeting multiple village officials. The dispute heads back to the courts after a two-day hearing earlier this month. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 18)
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Woodstock Village Officials and Residents Consider Food Truck Regulations: During the recent Woodstock Village Reorganization Meeting, residents and trustees focused discussion on the regulation of food trucks within the community. The gathering, which also included the appointment of two new trustees and the selection of new leadership roles, highlighted the need to revisit and potentially update ordinances related to food vendors. Village officials expressed interest in gathering community input on existing rules and future changes. No formal decisions were reached, but further review is anticipated. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 18)
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Woodstock Village Elects New Trustees, Residents Raise Merger Proposal: Woodstock Village held its meeting on St. Patrick's Day, with Stephen Stuntz and Jamie Fox elected as new trustees for three-year and two-year terms, respectively. Residents also addressed eight articles on the ballot before opening the floor to other topics. Several attendees voiced support for merging the village and town governments, beginning a discussion about consolidating their administrative structures. The meeting concluded with this proposal under active consideration. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 18)
March 17, 2026
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Union Arena Skating Club Presents Annual Ice Show in Woodstock: Union Arena in Woodstock held its annual Skating Club Ice Show on Sunday, March 15, featuring a wide range of local talent. Skaters from preschoolers to high school seniors participated, including group performances, solo routines, and special duets. Senior Annesonia Beardsley made her final appearance as a performer and mentor, while beginner and advanced skaters alike demonstrated the skills they had developed during the season. The event ended with a group photo of all 2026 club members. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 17)
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Nancy Corwith Hamill Winter, 83, Remembered for Conservation and Equestrian Work: Nancy Corwith Hamill Winter, a longtime Woodstock resident and Illinois native, died in Aiken, South Carolina, on February 27, 2026, at age 83. Winter was known for her dedication to conservation and her significant achievements in equestrian sports, including nearly joining the 1984 U.S. Olympic Equestrian team. Her work included advancing therapeutic riding and supporting youth. She is remembered for her generosity and leadership in organizations nationwide. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 17)
March 12, 2026
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Final Arguments Presented in Woodstock Police Chief Demotion Case: The Woodstock Village Trustees will decide soon whether to demote Police Chief Joe Swanson to patrol officer or overturn the municipal manager’s recommendation. The trustees heard more than 14 hours of testimony and legal arguments before permitting final submissions from both sides earlier this week. Swanson, absent due to back surgery, is represented by attorney Linda Fraas, who submitted proposed findings challenging the hearing’s conduct. The trustees' written decision will allow Swanson to appeal to Vermont Superior Court if necessary. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 12)
March 11, 2026
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Robert “Bob” Merriam, Longtime Ludlow Resident and Engineer, Dies at 90: Robert “Bob” Merriam, a longtime resident of Ludlow, Vermont, died at age 90 on March 8, 2026, following a brief battle with cancer. Merriam, a Woodstock High School and Wentworth Institute of Technology graduate, spent most of his career as a machine tools engineer at Jones and Lamson in Springfield. He was active in the Ludlow community for over forty years and enjoyed outdoor pursuits such as hunting, fishing, and hiking. Merriam is remembered by his family and friends for his dedicated career and love of the outdoors. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 11)
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Woodstock High School Snow Sports Teams Celebrate Strong Season with Championships: Woodstock High School's winter sports teams had a standout year as the girls snowboard team secured another state championship, marking their third title in four years. Five Nordic skiers represented the school at the Eastern State Championships, and the Alpine team ended their season with impressive performances. Individual achievements in snowboarding included top finishes in slopestyle and giant slalom events, contributing to the team's overall success. The season highlighted both team and individual accomplishments for Woodstock athletes. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 11)
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Woodstock to Impose Penalty for Incorrect Homestead Tax Declarations: Starting in April, Woodstock will introduce a 3% penalty on the total education tax for full-time residents who do not correctly declare homestead status on their property. Vermont law requires property owners to file their homestead declaration each year, distinguishing primary residences from nonhomestead properties for education tax purposes. The tax rates differ based on this designation, making accurate filings vital. Residents must comply annually to avoid incurring the new penalty. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 11)
March 4, 2026
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Mountain Views School District Approves $111.9 Million School Rebuild Bond: Residents from the Mountain Views School District, covering seven towns in southern Vermont, have approved a $111.9 million bond proposal for rebuilding Woodstock Union High School and Middle School. The measure passed with a 1,648 to 1,047 vote during Town Meeting balloting. The new facility is planned to serve as a regional educational hub, especially as statewide redistricting is anticipated. The approved plan aims to provide taxpayer savings compared to a previous, rejected proposal. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 4)
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Windsor District Senator Alison Clarkson to Retire After 22 Years of Service: State Senator Alison Clarkson, representing the Windsor District, has announced she will retire at the conclusion of this legislative session, ending a 22-year tenure in Vermont's legislature. Clarkson, who has held roles in both the House and Senate and currently chairs the Senate Committee on Economic Development, discussed key legislative priorities including civil rights, economic development, and public education. Her decision was shared with constituents during a recent Woodstock Town Meeting. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 4)
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Woodstock Girls Nordic Ski Team Wins Vermont Division II State Championship: The Woodstock High School girls Nordic ski team captured the Vermont Division II state championship, their first since 2015. The state meet took place over two days at Rikert and Craftsbury Outdoor Centers, featuring both individual and relay events. Woodstock's skiers performed strongly, with four finishing in the top ten during the first day's individual races, helping secure the overall victory. The team ended an 11-year gap between titles, marking a significant achievement for the program. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 4)
March 3, 2026
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Woodstock Approves $35 Million Bond for Wastewater Facility Upgrades: Voters in Woodstock have authorized a $35 million bond to support substantial improvements at the Main Wastewater Treatment Facility. The bond, approved during Town Meeting with a strong majority, will fund upgrades such as new biological treatment tanks, a modernized headworks, dewatering technology, and an ultraviolet disinfection system as required by state regulations. Local officials highlighted the community's support for vital infrastructure. The project aims to ensure continued service and accommodate future growth. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 3)
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Edward B. Corliss, Longtime Ticonderoga Resident and Former Vermonter, Dies at 86: Edward B. Corliss, a native of Bristol, Vermont and longtime resident of Ticonderoga, New York, passed away on February 23, 2026, at age 86. Corliss was known for his dedication to family, a long career at International Paper, and his active involvement in outdoor activities. He and his wife, Kathleen, shared 63 years of marriage and built a family rooted in warmth and support. Corliss's enduring legacy includes his strong work ethic and commitment to those around him. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 3)
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Woodstock Union High School's Yoh Theatre Stages 'Treasure Island' Adaptation: The Yoh Theatre Players at Woodstock Union High School will present a stage adaptation of 'Treasure Island' this weekend. The production, based on Mary Zimmerman's interpretation, brings Robert Louis Stevenson's classic adventure to life for local audiences. The story follows young Jim Hawkins as he becomes caught up in a suspenseful pirate tale, with danger and the lure of lost treasure driving the plot. The play promises action-filled scenes and engaging character portrayals for the community. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 3)
March 2, 2026
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Woodstock Police Chief's Demotion Hearing to Continue March 3: The public hearing regarding the potential demotion of Police Chief Joe Swanson began before Woodstock Village Trustees on March 2 and will continue at 9 a.m. on March 3 at the Woodstock Masonic Lodge. Attendees may observe the hearing in person on a first-come, first-served basis. Monday's proceedings focused on testimony from one witness, with the public also able to watch remotely despite some technical disruptions attributed to local construction. The same arrangements will be offered for Tuesday's session. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Mar 2)
March 1, 2026
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Woodstock Trustees Plan to Keep Police Chief Demotion Decision Confidential: Woodstock Village trustees intend to withhold the outcome of their upcoming deliberations regarding Police Chief Joe Swanson's potential demotion from the public. The latest hearing, scheduled for Monday at the Masonic Lodge, will proceed under rules similar to previous sessions, including limited access and undisclosed results. Officials announced that only legal representatives and the Village will receive the written decision within two weeks. Taxpayers will not have immediate access to the outcome. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Feb 28)
February 26, 2026
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Weston to Gain EV Fast-Charge Station Funded by State Initiative: Weston is set to receive a new DC Fast Charging station for electric vehicles as part of Charge Vermont, a statewide program to boost EV infrastructure. The installation, funded with $144,000 at the Vermont Country Store, aims to improve access for drivers more than 10 miles from existing high-speed chargers. Woodstock also benefited with a similar project at the Bridgewater Mill Complex. These investments seek to address charging gaps and encourage broader EV adoption in southern Vermont. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Feb 25)
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Woodstock Village to Elect Two New Trustees During Annual Meeting: Woodstock Village will hold its annual meeting at the Town Hall on March 17, where residents can vote to fill two open trustee seats by Australian ballot from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Candidates include Stephen Stuntz for a three-year term and Jamie Fox for a two-year term, as the current chair and another trustee will not seek re-election. The meeting will also include floor votes on additional local positions and articles later that evening. Officer compensation and other governance matters are scheduled for discussion. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Feb 26)
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Woodstock Resident Eva Douzinas Leads International Sustainability Initiatives: Eva Douzinas, a part-time resident of Woodstock Village, is actively involved in environmental advocacy, focusing on ocean conservation through scientific and nonprofit leadership. With a background as a software entrepreneur in the maritime sector, she co-founded Veson Nautical and later transitioned to philanthropic work. Douzinas has established nonprofit organizations, including Katheti in Greece, dedicated to environmental and educational projects. Her efforts highlight the impact of local residents in global sustainability causes. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Feb 26)
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Woodstock Trustees Hold Public Hearing on Police Chief Swanson's Demotion: A public hearing regarding Police Chief Joe Swanson's demotion is scheduled before the Woodstock Village Trustees on Monday. Swanson will not be present due to ongoing recovery from back surgery, and his attorney reports he has not been cleared to attend. The municipal manager will rely on transcripts from a previous 2025 hearing rather than live witnesses. A judge previously overturned Swanson's demotion, prompting this new proceeding. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Feb 26)
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Woodstock Girls Hockey Secures Win, Boys Fall in Doubleheader Against Stowe: Woodstock's boys and girls hockey teams faced off against Stowe in a doubleheader at Union Arena this past Saturday. The girls' team earned a 3-1 victory, highlighting the leadership of senior captain Alexis Audsley, while the boys narrowly lost 2-1. Audsley, who has played with the varsity team since eighth grade, was recognized for her commitment and leadership as she approaches early graduation. Both teams demonstrated strong efforts in these closely contested matchups. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Feb 26)