Due to the snow storm and snow removal there will be no parking on Main Street Until Further Notice
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: It Takes a Village DPW!
The mechanism of what makes a village work are complex. Administrative and legislative activity, a court and legal system, Code Enforcement, Planning and Zoning,...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: What We Can Accomplish A Short History
Yesterday, I was at the ribbon cutting for the Warwick Center for the Performing Arts at the former Georgia Pacific Plant on Church Street...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: A Remembrance
Mayor Newhard spoke the following words at the Warwick Fire Department 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on September 11, 2021: Friends, families, neighbors, Warwick Fire Department,...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE:A Season of Change
In the aftermath of storms Henri and Ida, the Village DPW and Water Department is working through the issues created by the incredible volumes...
Retirement Ceremony for Faded and Worn Flags
American Legion Post 214 will hold its first ever open-to-the-public retirement ceremony for faded and worn flags on Wednesday, September 8, 2021, at 5:00...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: Ben’s Garden
The proposal to create a Memorial Garden in honor of Private First Class Benjamin Valenti, Army World War II Veteran and Purple Heart Recipient,...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: The Sturgeon Moon
On Saturday, August 21st there will be a full moon commonly called the Sturgeon Moon. The name comes from Native American and early colonists...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: Voces/Voices
When we imagine or reimagine our ideas of a village, as we are doing through the Comprehensive Master Plan process, arts and culture has...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: August Fun!
August is the month many of us get a chance to take a break. Although historically folks like to get away, the pandemic pause...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE: A Remarkable Place
How we see and use our Village has changed over time. It is of course a wonderful place to live with an intrinsic downtown...
