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Levon Helm Studios Dispute Escalates as More Concerts Are Canceled

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By John Barry Verified, Noah Eckstein
| theoverlooknews.com
The Barn at Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock, home of the Midnight Ramble, has had 13 concert dates confirmed as canceled or postponed since a late-May management change. Eight additional concert dates have been canceled at Levon Helm Studios, bringing the number of confirmed disruptions since a late-May management change to 13 as a public dispute over control of the Woodstock venue continues.
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The Overlook, betting on boots-on-the-ground journalism

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By Noah Eckstein, Bob Miller
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Thursday, June 25, 2026 12:00 am People are hungry for this. And you know, in the amount of emails I get, the amount of letters to the editor and just handwritten notes of people supporting what we’re doing, you could see the need, and you could see why we’re growing. People want to be seen and heard and feel like they have a professional, high-quality local news outlet.” There’s a lot to experience in the Catskill Mountains, part of New York’s Hudson Valley.
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Housing, Coworking Plan for Former Woodstock Library Site Gets Planning Board Zoning Endorsement

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By Noah Eckstein
| theoverlooknews.com
Bearsville Center owner Lizzie Vann’s plan to redevelop multiple parcels, including the former site of the Woodstock Library, cleared a key bureaucratic hurdle last week as the town’s planning board endorsed a proposal to redraw a zoning line so that the entire project falls within the Hamlet Commercial District.
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