Five-year-old Luke Parsons is thrilled to be sitting in the seat of a medical helicopter that was flown into Woodstock Saturday morning for a celebration of 150 years of firefighting service in the city. Pilot John Wescott explains the aircraft at Woodstock Fire/Rescue District Station 3 on Raffel Road, where fire/rescue equipment, historical information, and attractions for kids were available. (Independent photo by Ken Farver)
Bull Valley will celebrate Octoberfest on Sept. 23 Bull Valley will host Octoberfest Saturday, Sept. 23, at 1904 Cherry Valley Road. The festival will benefit the village’s Stickney House Foundation. […]
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