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COVID-19 guide: How to shop safely in Woodstock

In this challenging time, we implore our readers to take care of themselves and each other.

That means maintaining at least six feet between yourself and others, wearing a mask in all Woodstock village shops as per the emergency ordinance, washing your hands frequently and thoroughly (with warm, soapy water for 20 seconds), and staying home as much as possible. But beyond that, it also means supporting neighbors and businesses hit hardest by the virus.

If you or a family member are quarantined, please contact Woodstock Emergency Management for help with food, water, medications, and financial assistance at (802) 457-7516.

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Open retail stores 

Now that Gov. Phil Scott announced that in-person retail businesses may reopen, a number of our village shops are welcoming customers while taking necessary precautions. If you decide to stop in on one of our local stores, please wear a mask:

shopping bag

Be safe while you shop at these grocery & butcher stores by shopping during off hours, using curbside pickup, & washing your hands at home:

Andrew Pearce Black Walnut Live Edge Bowl

Shop local, shop small online or by phone:

Woodstock’s charm comes in no small part from its small, family-run businesses. You can support our village’s wonderful storefronts by shopping by phone or online via these links and have your favorite local products delivered directly to your home:

Yankee Bookshop

Woodstock COVID-19 Resource Updates

Are you living or working in and around Woodstock? Read on for helpful insights to assist you, your family, your business, & your employees in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak…

We’ve gathered essential resources including service contact information and guidances for employees and employers, insight from the Department of Health, resources for education, food delivery services, and more:

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