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Woodstock residents prioritized improved streets and more and better recreation options in a survey about how to spend $3.4 million in pandemic-relief funds from the federal government. (Independent file photo)

Woodstock residents responding to an online survey suggested two primary uses for the city’s $3.4 million in federal pandemic-relief funds: more and better recreational facilities, and street improvements. Council members […]

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