This Week in Woodbridge

While many of us are easing from Thanksgiving into the winter holidays, the flip of the calendar page this morning also marks the start of an equally important season in local government: the season of appointments.

With newly elected officials preparing to take their seats in January, boards and commissions across town will also begin to be reshaped by the biennial process of renewing appointments to serve in these volunteer roles. As the Selectmen-elect fill expiring terms and vacancies, priorities are reset and the groundwork is laid for decisions that will shape the coming year.

At the Woodbridge Town Chronicle this week, we range from covering appointments and land-use decisions to highlighting a holiday open house that celebrates our town’s history. These stories speak to the full rhythm of civic life in Woodbridge: serious work, social gatherings, and the enduring sense of place that connects the two. Keeping you informed — your town, your news, straight to your inbox each Monday.

Elections

Shifting from Ballots to Boards: Selectmen-elect Prepare for Appointment Season
With more than 60 appointed seats up for renewal, the incoming Board of Selectmen is preparing for the biennial process of staffing Woodbridge’s boards and commissions.
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Government

Tonight’s TPZ Meeting: Two Public Hearings & POCD Review
TPZ meets tonight at 6:30 p.m. for public hearings on 804 Fountain Street and 110 Luciani Street, followed by continued work on revisions to the town’s Plan of Conservation and Development.
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Community Voice

Step Into History at the AWHS Holiday Open House
The Amity & Woodbridge Historical Society invites residents to the Darling House for an afternoon of music, treats, and holiday traditions in a historic setting on Sunday, December 7.
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📅 Coming Next Week
This Week in Woodbridge arrives every Monday — with fresh local reporting, election updates, and community stories.