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Woodstock will spend $28,500 this year – and $22,500 every year thereafter – for what police say is an important tool needed to combat a trend of out-of-towners driving here to commit crimes. The expense this year, approved last week by the City Council, will pay for eight automated license-plate readers to be installed around […]

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