Woodbridge Town News
Three Weeks In, Amity Reports Its First Infection
Amity School Supt. Dr. Jennifer Byars informed the school community on Friday, September 18, that a member of the community had tested positive for coronavirus. In her l...
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Historical Society and Town Move Forward
The removal of dead trees and overgrowth that is about to be performed at the Darling House property may be emblematic for the re-established working relationship between...
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Selectmen Envision Community Center At Old Firehouse
The Board of Selectmen, at its September meeting, agreed to move forward with plans to renovate the old firehouse at the intersection of Center and Newton roads, and to t...
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$281,600 Distributed in Emergency Grants for Critical Human Needs
When Covid-19 hit our communities, many faced financial troubles with medical bills, unemployment, and food insecurity. The Jewish Federation along with the Jewish Founda...
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From the First Selectman – October 2020
Last month the Board of Selectmen agreed to extend the lease with the Amity Woodbridge Historical Society to 2030. I am happy to report that the Society is also completi...
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From Across the Aisle: So, What Exactly Are We Doing Here?
Activity, or lack thereof, with respect to some town services has highlighted two issues: what is the ”state of the town” since public buildings were shut down in March,...
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Letter: Welander Supports Strong Education
If you chose to live in Woodbridge because of the strong school system, then Mary Welander is your candidate for the 114th District. Mary is in every sense of the term,...
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Letter: Awareness & Opposition to Proposed Cell Tower on Newton Road
We are writing to alert you of a proposal for building a cell phone tower in the middle of a residential neighborhood at 118 Newton Road with the access road point enteri...
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Letter: Woodbridge Residents Should Support Democrat Ticket
Woodbridge voters who prefer ‘law and order’ candidates must consider the recent Republican record in that area and that of the GOP standard-bearer, Donald Trump. They m...
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Letter: Cabrera is a Steadfast and Resolute Leader
Jorge Cabrera has proven that he has what it takes to bring authentic leadership to the 17th State Senate District. Bethany and Woodbridge families need someone who is w...
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From the Most Recent Issue
October 2, 2020
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Bulletin Board 3/6/2020
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