New Yorkers Pay Among Nation’s Highest Electricity Prices — and Warwick Is No Exception
By Myrek Zastavnyi Electricity bills continue to rise across New York State, with residents paying significantly more than the national average, acRead More…
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PAWS TO PONDER
by Suzyn Barron, President of Warwick Valley Humane Society, Inc. Did you know it’s Adopt a Rabbit Month? Did you also know that rabbits ranRead More…
The GOOD, The BEST, and The FABULOUS
A Valentine’s Day Steak Guide from Sam’s Meat Warehouse By Kat Leslie Valentine’s Day has a way of turning even confident home cooks into neRead More…
Warwick Student Brings Home Medals from 2026 US Rowing Indoor National Championship
A Warwick Valley Central School District student is bringing national-level recognition back home after an impressive showing at one of the sport’s Read More…
PAWS TO PONDER
by Suzyn Barron, President of Warwick Valley Humane Society, Inc. February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month! The slogan is “Don’t let two bRead More…
Groundhog Declares Victory Over Spring, Orders Six More Weeks of Winter
Photo credit: Facebook WESH2 news By Kat Leslie Punxsutawney Phil woke up Monday morning, squinted into the Pennsylvania gloom, and—like every sRead More…
Immigration Reform Needed –Not Raids and Mass Deportations
Photo credits: Alan Clarkson (those with snow) and Peter Lyons Hall (those without snow, taken before the January 25 snowfall) By Peter Lyons Hall
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Neuhaus Calls Fatal ICE Shootings ‘Horrible’ as Chester Officials Push Back on Detention Proposal
By Lisa Pillivant GOSHEN — Orange County Executive Steven Neuhaus is condemning the fatal shootings of two Americans by federal immigration agentRead More…
PAWS TO PONDER
by Suzyn Barron, President of Warwick Valley Humane Society, Inc. Did you know, last week’s column was written and submitted before the snowsRead More…
Congress the “Super-Traders,” Orange County’s Legislature Closed Doors — and the Collapse of Ethical Boundaries in Public Life
By Kat Leslie If a hedge fund quietly beat the market by nearly 17 percent a year while sitting on mountains of nonpublic information, the SEC woulRead More…