Thirteen members of the Warwick Town Planning Board were on hand on April 16 for the public hearing for a rabbinical studies project in Sterling Forest; the hearing attracted about 100 people. Photo by Peter Lyons Hall.
Thirteen members of the Warwick Town Planning Board were on hand on April 16 for the public hearing for a rabbinical studies project in Sterling Forest; the hearing attracted about 100 people. Photo by Peter Lyons Hall.

Warwick. Residents at the public hearing urged Warwick town planners to conduct a full environmental impact statement on the Beth Medrash Meor Yitzchok proposal.

Proposed religious college in Sterling Forest brings concern
23 Apr 2025 | 10:50
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About 100 residents turned out to the April 16 Warwick Town Planning Board meeting, most to express concern about a proposed 200-student religious college in Sterling Forest at the former site of an NYU research facility.

Old Forge Road, LLC heard its application for site plan approval and special use...

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‘Parking is king’
22 Apr 2025 | 05:57

The Village of Warwick is investing in parking with a proposed purchase of the Chase parking lot on South...

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<b>The gravestone of Revolutionary War veteran Theodorus Polhemus in the Old Newton Cemetery is decorated as part of Wreaths Across America in December 2018. The gravestone was erected in October 2018 as part of a joint effort of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Sussex County Historical Society and Old Newton Cemetery Committee to locate and mark previously unmarked graves. Polhemus was born in Haverstraw, N.Y., and served as a corporal in the Orange County, N.Y., militia. He died in Newton in 1820. (Photo by Mandy Coriston)</b>
The gravestone of Revolutionary War veteran Theodorus Polhemus in the Old Newton Cemetery is decorated as part of Wreaths Across America in December 2018. The gravestone was erected in October 2018 as part of a joint effort of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Sussex County Historical Society and Old Newton Cemetery Committee to locate and mark previously unmarked graves. Polhemus was born in Haverstraw, N.Y., and served as a corporal in the Orange County, N.Y., militia. He died in Newton in 1820. (Photo by Mandy Coriston)

250th celebration begins
17 Apr 2025 | 11:19

The signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, gave the United States its official birthday,...



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