We have gotten several inquiries as to why O&R utilities or the Town would be cutting trees along our country roads. There are many reasons but primarily it has to do with the safety of the traveling public, especially school buses that carry precious cargo. It is also important … Continue reading →
Schedule of Events Sat., Feb. 16: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.: Outdoor activities, kids craft tent, food, drinks & vendors 12-1 p.m.: Photo Scavenger Hunt 1-3 p.m.: Live band performance 2:30-3:30 p.m.: Snowman Ringtoss Competition 4-5 p.m.: Snow Monster Target Toss Competition 5-6 p.m.: Bonfire at the beach 5:30 p.m. … Continue reading →
Editor, The Board of the Warwick Historical Society wishes to announce the resignation of our Executive Director, Lisa-Ann Weisbrod. The three and a half years she has been with us have been a time of positive change for the Society. It was accomplished with her coordination and leadership of … Continue reading →
Story by Sara Paul This past Super Bowl Sunday, Kevin Lundell indulged in ten wings, four quesadillas, and exactly zero beers. The Green Bay Packers fan still watched the Sunday evening game, but more importantly, he put an important message out there: a short, humble Facebook post that could … Continue reading →
Warwick Playground Dreams (WPD) is in the final fund-raising stage for the large-scale playground refurbishment of the equipment at Stanley-Deming Park in Warwick. As this stage draws to a close, WPD is inspired each and every day by the incredible support shown by the families and businesses in our … Continue reading →
The Town of Warwick Police Department is conducting an investigation into the cause of a two-car motor vehicle accident that resulted in the death of a Warwick woman. The accident occurred at the intersection of State Rte. 94 S. and County Rte. 1 on Fri., Feb. 8 at … Continue reading →
I’ve always felt the Warwick Valley was a place of profound romance. Maybe it started with the Native Americans who settled here along our streams who were so close to the earth and had a deep understanding of its power and beauty. Generation after generation has fallen in love … Continue reading →
The Warwick Fire Department (WFD) reports that for the week ending Mon., Feb. 11, they have responded to 56 calls for service. Blue Light Safety Please continue to watch for first responders utilizing personal vehicles responding to emergencies. Every second counts in an emergency and our first responders … Continue reading →
The Warwick Historical Society (WHS) has received the prestigious Award of Merit in the Engaging Community category from the Museum Association of New York (MANY). Education, preservation, and celebration have long been the watchwords of the WHS. During the society’s 110-year history, continuous efforts have been made to … Continue reading →
Village of Warwick Mayor Michael Newhard recently traveled to Albany to join the New York Conference of Mayors (NYCOM) for its annual Winter Legislative Meeting. Mayor Newhard, along with 175 other mayors and municipal officials from across the State, advocated for their state budget priorities. This included urging the … Continue reading →
The Warwick Town Board approved a motion to appoint Jean Corbi Ciappa the new Coordinator of Volunteers for the Warwick Friendly Visitor Program (FVP) at their monthly meeting held on Thurs., Jan. 17. Corbi Ciappa has served on the Board of Advisors since its inception late in 2016. … Continue reading →
WORK OF FLOOD & THE DAMAGE IT DID. New High-water Mark – Havoc Wrought at New– Warwick Village Escapes Serious Loss – Lehigh & Hudson More Fortunate Than Other Railroads – Bridge at Sanfordville Gone – Town Bridges Damaged – High Water in Other Sections. Transcribed by Amy Feldner Lawlor from … Continue reading →
