Due to the snow storm and snow removal there will be no parking on Main Street Until Further Notice
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – Fortnightly
At the turn of the century and until the dawn of radio and television locals met in parlors and living rooms around the community...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – Haunting!
The famous Headless Horseman made a trip from Sleepy Hollow to Main Street, Warwick this past weekend. I was outside my store checking the...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – The Baton Passes
This week Village Clerk, Jo-Ann Rome, will be retiring. I want to take a moment to say thank you for her remarkable work during...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – A Time to Remember
This past weekend many memories were made. On Saturday, October 14th, Railroad Avenue was filled with ambulances, fire trucks – new and old, dump...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – The First to Arrive
The First to Arrive
On Saturday, Oct. 14th, will be First Responders Appreciation Day. The event is sponsored by the Villages Sesquicentennial Committee and will...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – Address Read at the Hispanic Celebration on September 24,...
This year the Village of Warwick is celebrating its 150th Anniversary. Part of the celebration is the burying of a time capsule with letters...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – The Moment the World Stopped
Today we gather to pay respect to those we lost locally and all of the men and women we lost on September 11th. Our...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – A September to Remember!
The Second Sunday Conversations Series continues on Sunday, September 10th at 2:00 p.m. at the Buckbee Center with a talk by Christopher Jend. The...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – A Warwick Snapshot
If you get a chance, please visit the time capsule exhibit at the Buckbee Center. This is another wonderful collaborative with the Warwick Historical...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – On The Radio
Every week I have the opportunity to discuss the activities of the Village’s Sesquicentennial on the radio thanks to WTBQ Radio - 93.5 FM....