Woodstock, Quechee Eateries to Reopen

Woodstock — A Boston real estate attorney along with the owner of three Boston restaurants have teamed up to reopen two recently shuttered Upper Valley eateries. Bentleys in Woodstock will be reopened in keeping with the original restaurant, and the spot that was Fire Stones in Quechee’s Waterman …

2 Valley Eateries In Bankruptcy

Woodstock — Although the Bentleys and Fire Stones restaurants have closed and appear to be permanently shuttered, one of the owners said yesterday the long-standing eateries would reopen and an application for new owners to take over the liquor license at Bentleys was approved Tuesday night by the …

Woodstock High Budget Passes

Woodstock — The high school budget that spawned an acrimonious meeting, during which parents, teachers and students protested proposed cuts to nearly a dozen teachers and staff positions, passed easily at Town Meeting on Tuesday. The combined tally among the six towns that pay property taxes for the …

Economic Development Job Nixed in Woodstock

Woodstock — Residents yesterday voted down a $50,000 proposal to hire a part-time economic development coordinator, 520-361. All other articles on yesterday’s Australian ballot passed. By a 707-186 tally, residents voted in favor of instructing federal and state lawmakers to ban assault weapons, require criminal background checks and …

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Gladys M. Morrill

Clifton Park, N.Y. — Gladys M. Morrill, 82, died Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013, at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady, N.Y. Gladys was born on July 31, 1930, in Bridgewater, Vt. the daughter of Erwin E. and Gladys Arlene (Briggs) Campbell. Gladys graduated from Windsor High School in 1948. She …