Letter: Let’s Keep the Woodbridge We Know & Love
I am dismayed that we are facing another referendum to develop the beautiful Woodbridge Country Club property with a senior cluster condo community that most people don’t...
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Letter: Why Your Taxes Won’t Fall If Development Goes Forward
Sometime in the near future you may be asked to vote up or down the sale of 60 acres of the old CCW for development. The reason put forth is money, $5.4 million to pay o...
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Letter: Woodbridge Soon to Face an $883,000 Question
Our town will soon face an $883,000 question: Do we change zoning to permit a dense residential development? Our First Selectman is right to press the need to pay down...
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Letter: Country Club of Woodbridge – A Recurring Nightmare
I have worked hard for the essential preservation of open space in Woodbridge for many years as a lifelong Woodbridge resident. In the Woodbridge Town News of October 4,...
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Letter: Beware the Bait & Switch
The current proposal for the Country Club of Woodbridge, a sale of approximately 60 acres for cluster housing, indicates that the remaining land, nearly 100 acres, will b...
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Letter: Amity Superintendents Issue “Weather Advisory”
Once again, we are facing the time of year when New England weather can be very unpredictable and severe. Area superintendents of schools must ensure that each district...
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Letter: Ask Questions, Attend Meetings on WCC Proposal
As I read the article “From the First Selectman” in the August 30th edition of the Woodbridge Town News, I am shaking my head as I both laugh and get angry. This adminis...
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Letter: Woodbridge Voters Will Have Their Opportunity to Weigh In
Woodbridge voters have not approved any sale of the former country club property to a developer. Yet, recent communications from our First Selectman suggest that she thi...
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Letter: Commending Amity High School Student for Outstanding Help
My family is relocating to North Carolina after 9 years in Woodbridge. We are fortunate to have enjoyed the friendship of many in this town and through the school system....
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