Woodstock Times

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Woodstock Times
Typeweekly newspaper
Owner(s) Ulster Publishing
PublisherGeddy Sveikauskas
EditorBrian Hollander
Associate editorSigrid Heath
Founded1972
Language English
Headquarters Kingston, New York
OCLC number 22747737
Website Woodstock Times

Woodstock Times is a small weekly newspaper in Woodstock, New York that is circulated every Thursday. [1] It was established in 1972 by its current owner Geddy Sveikauskas of Ulster Publishing. [2]

The editor is Brian Hollander. [2]

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