Reorganization didn’t change much on the Woodstock School District 200 Board of Education in the wake of the April 2 election. Gone from the “new” board is Russell Goerlitz, who […]
By the numbers, Woodstock City Council got 43 percent new members and a 100 percent increase in females. The three new members were sworn in to four-year terms during last […]
Freezing rain and snow didn’t keep the city’s Environmental Commission members from building a handful of garden boxes and spreading soil in preparation for the Woodstock Community GREENS ribbon-cutting at […]
Plans for a housing development north of Woodstock’s Metra station have been revised to address criticisms, but the approval process has stalled over a problem with public notice of proceedings. […]
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After winning approval for nearly $800,000 in tax breaks from the City Council, Kunes Country Auto Group plans to get to work on expansion of its dealership at Route 47 […]
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