Government
Woodbridge seeks developers for former country club property as master plan’s first year ends
Town advances development solicitation while environmental work, conservation measures and infrastructure financing remain unresolved
Government
Town advances development solicitation while environmental work, conservation measures and infrastructure financing remain unresolved
Our Schools
Following the October referendum, the Chronicle invites readers to share their views on the proposal and help set priorities for future reporting
Community Voice
A full month of performances, special events and community gatherings is announced
Government
Educators describe unexpected opposition and students cheering the defeat as questions remain over who will direct next steps of planning
Elections
At the Center Gym, extended hours Tuesday and Thursday, same-day registration and absentee ballots also available
Our Schools
Proposed school improvements, student services, and housing development highlight three meetings all held on October 19
Government
Selectmen discuss the building committee’s future and the need for a less costly plan; finance board members call for earlier involvement in major capital projects.
At it's January 12, 2026 meeting, the Zoning Board of Appeals voted 3–2 in favor of the variance, falling one vote short of approval
From anticipation to action: appointments reduce vacancies with expanded reliance on unaffiliated voters to meet minority-party rules
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October 19, 2026
Turnout among the highest in decades; earlier referendums reveal a history of consequential votes on schools, spending, and town property
Residents question the $118.5 million proposal’s financial assumptions, cost of maintaining the existing school, enrollment projections, and consequences of rejecting the plan
October 12, 2026
A 36-acre subdivision on Blue Trail Drive, a proposal for direct voting on the Town budget, and the First Selectman's recommendation to explore working with the state on housing and economic development highlight recent meetings
Tuesday’s Special Town Meeting offers a final opportunity for public discussion before Oct. 13 referendum on the $118.5 million project as proposed
October 5, 2026
All-ages arts, music and community venue has a full October schedule
Both boards split along party lines on $118.5 million proposal; WBOE Facilities chair does not sign final letter to community
September 28, 2026
A guide to who can vote — including through the Grand List — absentee ballots, early voting and what happens if the Beecher proposal falls short of two-thirds
Following clarification of Charter role, BOF scrutinizes borrowing, reimbursement assumptions, school conditions and alternatives