Category Archives: Community News

Reprinted with permission from The Vermont Standard 7/24/23 These sunny days are certainly welcome, not only for drying out but for a more cheerful outlook. I know that the heavy rain on Friday evening caused some additional erosion. My driveway … Continue reading →

The road closed signs on Rt 100 are in place for safety. Safety for workers and travelers. The sheriff has been asked to help enforce the closure. Tickets will be issued. Only residents with local addresses will be allowed. Your … Continue reading →

With flood damage, be sure to report it via Vermont 211. It can be done online at https://vermont211.org, or call 211, 866-652-4636 or 802-652-4636. It is important to make a report not only to document your own losses, but also to … Continue reading →

Endyne Inc. Laboratory Services from the Upper Valley provided 50 water test kits that have been delivered to the Plymouth Town Office. These test for E. Coli and Total Coliform only. There is instructions in the box and Endyne is … Continue reading →

The Plymouth Memory Tree is here for all Plymouth residents affected by the flooding. We are accepting applications for recovery assistance, including to repair damaged homes, driveways, wells, septic systems or support the replacement of lost vehicles. Please find our … Continue reading →

Anyone who needs assistance with storm damage-FEMA, Red Cross, Water Test Kits, Emergency Clean up supplies and other services are at the Woodstock Union High School Gym until Friday. Hours of Operation are 9-4. To log in to your VT-ALERT … Continue reading →

The Library survived! There is a lot of debris, stones of various sizes, some metal, silt in front and around the building. The yard is all covered and most likely most of our garden is lost. The interior and the … Continue reading →

Dear Plymouth residents, Margo Marrone has coordinated to have 10 water test kits arriving to Plymouth soon. Those whose wells were affected by the recent flooding are invited to contact me to sign up for receiving a water test kit. … Continue reading →

Post-Irene and during the COVID-19 emergency, the greater Woodstock community raised over $1.5 million in relief to help our neighbors in need. With the recent flooding, individuals and families in our community are again in need of emergency financial assistance. … Continue reading →