Tuesday Sep 2 | Telegram & Gazette
In a town replete with beautiful farms, the Valley Farm, known for years as the Eddy Farm, is one of the most scenic and productive.
School board works on supporting goals
The Board of Education met last night for the first time in the new school year, which began Monday, to discuss its long-range strategies and objectives in support of the school district's goals, which were ...
Fair promises a mix of old and new
Gov. Jodi M. Rell has proclaimed Aug. 29 to Sept. 1 Woodstock Fair Weekend in Connecticut.
'Quiet Corner' lives up to its name
Every once in a while, an intended day-trip blooms into a magical weekend getaway.
Two Charged In Woodstock Home Invasion
State police said they have arrested two men who broke into a house on Bull Hill Road Wednesday and assaulted the residents.
Town to walk to pay cancer bills
A 16-year-old Woodstock resident whose cancer forced him to quit soccer will take to St.
Working moms look back with mixed emotions
When Christine Durst, 45, had her first child in 1987, she received a package from her boss while recuperating in the hospital.
The Connecticut Volkswagen Association will hold its fourth annual New England Volks-Meet this weekend, rain or shine, at the Woodstock Fairgrounds.
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Ensemble Stages Real Life Health Care Stories
Clarice Hurdle got very, very thirsty one evening three years ago.
For a diabetic, that's often a bad sign.
Soon afterward, she experienced near blackout dizziness. Then her stomach became violently upset.
Hurdle went straight to her clinic, but by then, her condition was too severe for them to treat. Her blood sugar levels had reached 500 - five times the normal amount.
This situation would be difficult for anyone, but for the Waterbury resident, who didn't have health insurance at the time, there were added complications.
Foe fails to delay action on new field
The Board of Selectmen, meeting in special session yesterday, passed two seemingly routine resolutions, although an opponent of Woodstock Academy's expansion of its athletic complex raised concerns over a ...
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Hartford Courant
Chester Concert Series Is A Big Hit
A local furniture restorer and a folk-rock performer who began her career in the 1980s New York City music scene have organized a concert series that is drawing growing crowds, showcasing area musicians and raising money for nonprofit causes.
The Small Town Concert Series is the brainchild of residents Matthew Male and Lauren Agnelli. The series, which began in 2007 with small shows that raised money for the Chester Fuel Fund and the Chester Public Library, has evolved into a run of shows paying tribute to the works of singer/songwriters such as Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen.
East Hartford Clinic Closing; Woodlake Expanding In Tolland
An HIV clinic is closing in East Hartford. Woodlake in Tolland is expanding. The maple sugar was flowing in Woodstock.
NWTF Connecticut State Chapter Improves Wild Turkey Habitat
Video of NWTF Volunteers conducting habitat work for the wild turkey Click image for print quality version WOODSTOCK, Conn.
Job Offer Too Good To Be True? It Probably Is
Have you heard the rumor that it doesn't take much effort to work at home? Christine Durst, co-founder and CEO of Staffcentrix LLC in Woodstock, Conn., wants to dispel the myth that you can find your dream ...
A trip through American history - as reflected in garden design - awaits visitors at a statewide event this Sunday at 11 museums and notable properties.
The Fresh Scent Of Garden Breezes
India Hicks was a tomboy and 13 years old when she served as a bridesmaid at the famous wedding of the last century - that of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer.
He's Big Bird: Caroll Spinney loves every feather
On the street, Caroll Spinney is a 74-year-old of modest proportions. On the job, transformed into Big Bird, he stands 8 feet 2 inches tall and is 6 years old.
Woodstock, Connecticut Residents to Benefit from Verizon Wireless Network Expansion
The new site increases wireless voice and data coverage and capacity along Routes 198 and 197, as well as the surrounding area, in Woodstock, Connecticut .
Donald P. Gardner, 64, of 11 Pontiac Ave., formerly of Putnam, Conn., died Wednesday, June 4, in UMass Memorial Medical Center.