By Katy Savage The Woodstock Economic Development Commission (EDC) unanimously awarded a new childcare center a $94,000 grant on Thursday, April 6, despite complaints and an anonymous letter of concern from parents. EDC chair Jon Spector and other members said […]
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Businesses offer housing incentives to attract workers
By Katy Savage Like most business owners, Chris Karr has struggled to find employees in the aftermath of the pandemic. Karr, the owner of six restaurants in Killington, usually employs up to 150 people in the peak season, but when […]
Working group discusses new net-zero $75 million Woodstock middle/high school
By Curt Peterson Their first meeting in 10 months brought members of the Windsor Central Unified Union School District’s (WCUUSD) new build working group up to speed regarding developments and status since last spring. The group’s goal is a new […]
Woodstock committee reconsiders high cost of Town Hall renovation
By Katy Savage A committee that’s spent four years studying the prices and concepts for a hefty renovation of the Woodstock Town Hall said last Monday, Nov. 15 that they couldn’t recommend any of their plans. They cost too much. […]
EDC wants to make Woodstock a Christmas destination
By Katy Savage The Woodstock Economic Development Commission wants to make Christmas a month-long event in Woodstock. The commissioners discussed making Woodstock a go-to “Christmas town” in 2022 at their meeting on Oct. 7, with the Wassail Parade at the […]
Woodstock struggles to solve restaurant shortage
By Katy Savage The Woodstock Economic Development Commission and Village trustees are trying to bring more food to town to accommodate a shortage of lunch options and a striking volume of tourists. EDC chair Jon Spector said the “unprecedented surge […]
Woodstock EDC votes to spend $110K on marketing firm
By Katy Savage WOODSTOCK — The streets of Woodstock are busier than ever this summer, but the Woodstock Economic Development Commission is looking toward the future. The EDC board voted 6-2 on Thursday, Aug. 5 to spend $110,000 on a […]