Woodstock BYOB system not required, but common

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Woodstock BYOB system not required, but common

At an Oct. 16 meeting, the Woodstock City Council instituted a new permitting system for allowing Woodstock restaurants to allow patrons to bring their own alcoholic beverages for consumption with […]

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