Jeryl Abramson and Roy Howard, who once again are promoting a Woodstock anniversary celebration, are currently enjoined from advertising or promoting the event. The town of Bethel has secured this legal remedy pending a hearing before its Planning Board, which is expected to take place on Tuesday. Nonetheless, ‘the Show Will Go On’, Says Abramson, ‘With or Without a Special Use Permit. We go through this every year and we’re going to have a magnificent weekend.’
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