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‘Economic impact was incredible’: Annual February festival not just fun, but boon for Woodstock and its businesses

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Main Street Pour House general manager Michelle Fisk, shown here with owner Eloy Pablo, fills a mug at the downtown Woodstock tavern. She said business during Groundhog Days this year was the best ever. (Independent photo by Tricia Carzoli)

Groundhog Day and its movie-inspired festival provide ample opportunity for economic growth in Woodstock, local officials and businesses agree. “This being the 30th anniversary of the film helped,” Real Woodstock […]

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