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Vermont Standard is the oldest weekly newspaper in Vermont, founded in 1853. It covers local news, sports and events in Woodstock and Windsor County, and has faced several natural disasters and ownership changes.
The Vermont Standard is a local newspaper covering news, events, and issues in Woodstock and the Upper Valley region. Find out about recycling, crafts, water, politics, and more in this week's edition.
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Vermont Standard, Woodstock, Vermont. 4,331 likes · 6 talking about this. The Standard is Windsor County’s largest and oldest weekly newspaper, serving Woodstock and vicinity.
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The award-winning Vermont Standard is Windsor County’s largest, and the state of Vermont’s oldest, weekly newspaper. It serves the towns of Woodstock, Barnard, Bridgewater, Hartland, Killington, Plymouth, Pomfret, Reading, Quechee, and West Windsor.
