Aurora U. looking to branch outThe university's Woodstock Center is looking to start a masters program in educational leadership. |
Potts hammering the way for steelpansFor Woodstock percussionist Matt Potts, bringing steelpan music to a wider audience is all in a day's work. |
WHS set to go bald for a cause again in 2012Organizers are looking to double their luck at WHS' St. Baldrick's event. |
Learning to live with autism, chapter by chapterAuthor David Finch on Asperger's, marriage, and writing a bestseller. |
Slow business for snow businessA slow snow season has put plow business in a tight spot. |
Council approves Woodstock DuathlonA race, set for Sept. 23, will serve as a fundraiser for Hearthstone Communities. |
Birth announcement: Jack Jeffrey LeeA 7-pound, 15-ounce boys was born to Keith and Jodi Lee. |
Bingham and Putman wedSarah Bingham and Michael Putman were married in a double-ring
 ceremony. |
Oldenburg and Young announce engagementNorma Sue Oldenburg and Fred E. Young announce their engagement. |
Metzgers celebrate anniversaryHearthstone Communities residents Joseph and Elizabeth Metzger celebrate 60 years of marriage. |
Tribute bands bring nostalgic jams to Opera HouseSantana tribute band Abraxas and the Simon and Garfunkel tribute band jazz and folk up the third annual tribute band series. |
The hearth of the matterBreadsmith is approaching its fourth year selling bread, cookies and pastries at the Woodstock Farmers Market. |
For the birdsA Harvard-based craftsman caters to an unconventional real estate market. |
A custom soundMartin Brunkalla has made a career out of building things from scratch. His handmade instruments have garnered international customers. |
An ancient artWhat started as an effort to eliminate unnecessary chemicals turned into a calling for Lori Hoyt, owner of Soap of the Earth. |
Dye jobBusiness partners since the age of 10, a pair of best friends turn a passion for art into a vocation. |
A pure passionA Woodstock beekeeper and orchard owner works almost as hard as his bees to ensure a quality product. |
Right on targetTim Zimmerman makes high-quality bowstrings for hunting bows at Woodstock's T.A.Z. Archery. |
From the vineProduce grows the old fashioned way at Salute! Farm & Vineyard, where harmful chemicals and pesticides are nowhere to be found. |
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