A New Woodstock High School and Middle School
The updated school design includes flat roofs, squared off facade, and fewer windows On March 3rd, voters of Barnard, Bridgewater, Killington, Plymouth, Pomfret, Reading, and Woodstock will vote on a […]
Winter Updates on Riverside Mobile Home Park
A large portion of Riverside is in a FEMA flood hazard zone, mapped in the blue and orange shaded area. For the past few years, Sustainable Woodstock has worked alongside
Is Plug-In Solar Coming to Vermont?
Plug-in solar set up on a balcony in Germany. Photo by Yuma Solar on Unsplash When we think of solar, we often envision panels up on a roof or in
An Overview of Proposed Changes to Woodstock’s Village Zoning Bylaw
The official zoning map of Woodstock Village with the Design Review Overlay District shaded in light grey. After more than a year of work, the Woodstock Planning Commission is getting
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2025 Sustainable Woodstock Highlights
Participants at our Sustainable Crafting & Community Gathering This past year has been full of gatherings. You have joined us for summer picnics at our community gardens, a sustainable holiday
EV fast charging stations Open at Bridgewater Mill
The two DC fast charging stations on the Woodstock side of the Bridgewater Mill are now live. Photo by TRORC. Two DC fast charging stations, each with two CCS ports,
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A Guide to Holiday Waste and Recycling
The Prosper Valley School collects clean, flexible plastic such as bread bags, grocery bags, bubble wrap, plastic shipping envelopes, and wood pellet bags to be recycled. Photo by Anna Shvets. The December
Reasons to Stop Using Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
“The decibel range of gas-powered blowers exceeds noise safety standards established by the World Health Organization and the EPA.” Source: Center for Disease Control and Prevention Modern society has a
Invasive Species to Watch Out for This Fall
Invasive burning bush is bright red this time of year and is easy to spot in people’s yards and in wild clusters in the forest understory. Once you learn to
How to Get Help Weatherizing Your Home
This grant from the Canaday Family Charitable Trust can help make efficient home heating projects, like heat pumps, a reality. The average Vermonter spends $2,447 annually on heating their home. In the