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Woodstock enhanced street improvement program

Street jobs might see delay: City gets materials, good weather for summer construction season

As street construction projects around northern Illinois have been interrupted by a labor strike that has cut off supplies of materials, Woodstock has been spared – so far. “Not yet,” Christina Betz, the city’s executive director of operations, said of any delays. “We’re not expecting that to last. We’re taking it day by day.” Woodstock […]

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Your View: Look for a different route, and quit your complaining

As a 10-plus-year resident of Woodstock, I have dealt with our increasingly degenerating streets on a daily basis. As the driver of a really old car, I’ve cringed when hitting the bad stretches. … hoping nothing would fall off! With federal funding for small towns no longer available, Mayor [Brian]Sager did his best to prevent […]

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