Community Voice
Observing Memorial Day 2026 in Woodbridge
Reflections on how local cemeteries help honor the past and connect present-day residents to our shared history
Community Voice
Reflections on how local cemeteries help honor the past and connect present-day residents to our shared history
Community Voice
May 25, 2026
board-of-selectmen
Only 40 residents checked in for the meeting, far below the 250 required under the town charter
Community Voice
Regional Water Authority opens trails, lakes, and seasonal programs to the public
board-of-selectmen
Affordable housing, budget referendum, staffing pressures, and capital planning all surface during wide-ranging Selectmen session
Government
Town-wide newsletter and community survey accompany rollout of new public outreach campaign tied to proposed Beecher Road School project
Government
Charter proposals transmitted from BOS are reviewed and Beecher Building Committee elects officers, reviews public outreach materials and project timeline
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
On January 1, 2026, the Ghost publishing platform became the new home of the Woodbridge Town Chronicle, a publication that got its start on Substack on August 1, 2025. All previously published articles have been migrated and new articles will be now be published here while our Substack newsletter This
May 11, 2026
Questions surrounding drainage, accessory commercial use, and future zoning changes dominate lengthy May 4 meeting
Statewide totals are significant but the direct impact on our town budget is modest
Notes on the latest actions of the Board of Selectmen and Board of Finance
Questions focus on borrowing plans, growth assumptions, and affordability as town weighs future costs
Second meeting focuses on existing programs, past proposals, and the challenge of defining the commission’s role
Commemorating the 305th anniversary of Roger Sherman’s birth — founding father and Woodbridge property owner
Notes on the Police Commission, Traffic Authority, and Economic Development Commission meetings held during the week of April 20, 2026
April 15 meeting sees new apartment application introduced while discussion of farming activity continues
April 20, 2026
Reserve policy change, facility costs, and early capital planning discussed
Grant approvals, staffing changes, and key decisions — including on the Beecher Road School project — mark a nearly six-hour session