A former secretary of the Vermont Agency of Education and current state legislator and member of the Vermont School District Redistricting Task Force appear ...
The Vermont State Senate Education Committee will hold a listening session at Woodstock Union High School and Middle School on Tuesday, Nov. 18. Vermont St ...
In the wake of the recent Woodstock Village Development Review Board (VDRB) meeting at which three of the five board members voted to approve the Woodstock ...
The Village of Woodstock has formally asked the Vermont Superior Court to uphold its decision to demote Police Chief Joseph Swanson to patrol officer. Burl ...
The long-awaited 2025 revision of the Hartland Town Plan has moved one critical step closer to fruition. The Hartland Planning Commission (HPC), which has b ...
By Justin Bigos, Staff Writer As Woodstock gears up for its annual Wassail Weekend, scheduled for Dec. 12-14, event organizers are promising beloved decades ...
By Mike Donoghue, Senior Correspondent Mid Vermont Christian School has asked a federal judge in Burlington for permission to file an amended discrimination ...
The Town of Woodstock Selectboard has chosen Illinois-based Aqua-Aerobics Systems, Inc. as the principal equipment vendor for the substantial upgrades requi ...
By Armita Mirkarimi, Staff Writer Ann Shriver Sargent has been named a 2025 inductee into the New England Design Hall of Fame ...
Gilbert’s Hill, the historic farmstead off Route 12 at the northern gateway to Woodstock Village, is recognized as the site of America’s first rope tow for skiing, installed in 1934. The iconic, ...
Several Woodstock historians and preservationists attended the Village Development Review Board on Monday evening to voice opposition to the proposed demolition of two historic village homes.
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