This Week in Woodbridge

Woodbridge life blends civic engagement with community tradition — from the work of revising our Town Charter to cheering neighbors across the finish line. This week’s edition highlights both sides of that spirit and invites readers to learn more by following the article links, below.

As autumn gets underway and Election Day approaches, Woodbridge residents will have more ways than ever to get involved, sharing opinions and even submitting community event updates and photos. The Woodbridge Town Chronicle is built on one simple, yet powerful, idea: your voice matters. Share your letters, stories, and photos to be part of the conversation. To submit, please send an email to the editor.

Elections

Woodbridge Sample Ballot Released
The Town of Woodbridge has posted the official sample ballot for the upcoming election, showing candidate names, party columns, and instructions for all local races. Voters can preview the layout now to be prepared for early voting and Election Day.
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Government

What Is Charter Revision?
Woodbridge officials are weighing whether to revise the Town Charter — the document that defines how local government operates. The process, discussed during budget season and again at the September Board of Selectmen meeting, would unfold over the next year and culminate in a public vote on any proposed changes.
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Letters to the Editor

A letter received this week highlights rising taxes and recent property revaluations. It calls for stronger fiscal discipline and greater accountability in Woodbridge’s budgeting process as Election Day approaches.
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Community Voice - Photo Essay

Warm Weather Greets Runners at the 43rd Annual Woodbridge 5K
Photos capture a bright, unseasonably warm race day as more than a hundred runners turned out for the Woodbridge Road Race, cheered on by neighbors and volunteers. The day’s top finishers included a father-son duo from Danbury and several local standouts.
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📅 Coming Next Week
This Week in Woodbridge arrives every Monday — with fresh local reporting, election updates, and community stories.