This Week in Woodbridge

As the final week of campaigning unfolds in Woodbridge, residents are weighing decisions that will shape the next chapter of our town’s story. Every Election Day matters, but our local municipal elections determine how our community functions day to day. They influence how we protect open space, plan housing, maintain schools, and balance the town budget.

The questions before voters — and the answers we’ll provide as results are announced on November 4 — reflect both our values and our vision for the future.

Early voting is open now at the Town Library, and the League of Women Voters’ online voter guide offers a thoughtful look at what candidates have to say. Follow the links below, take a few minutes to read and reflect, and join your neighbors in shaping Woodbridge’s future with your vote.

Elections

7 Days of Campaigning Left Until Election Day Dawns in Woodbridge
As early voting continues at the Town Library, with expanded hours later in the week, Election Day polls will be open 6 am – 8 pm on Tuesday, November 4. The League of Women Voters’ online voter guide helps residents make informed choices.
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Government

TPZ Continues 804 Fountain Street Hearing; Schedules January 5 Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments
The Town Plan & Zoning Commission voted to continue its review of the 804 Fountain Street proposal to December 1 and set a January 5 public hearing to consider rolling back portions of the 2024 “Opportunity Housing” regulations.
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Letters to the Editor

A thoughtful range of perspectives from residents this week on housing, development, and leadership as Election Day approaches.
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Community Voice

Early Voting in Focus
A photo essay captures the sights and civic spirit of residents casting their ballots early at the Woodbridge Town Library.
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📅 Coming Next Week
This Week in Woodbridge arrives every Monday — with fresh local reporting, election updates, and community stories.