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. Proposed religious college in Sterling Forest brings concern About 100 residents turned out to the April 16 Warwick Town Planning Board meeting, most to express concern about a proposed... Local News 23 Apr 2025 | 10:50
‘Parking is king’ The Village of Warwick is investing in parking with a proposed purchase of the Chase parking lot on South Street. During... Local News 22 Apr 2025 | 05:57
U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan led a rally at the Regional Food Bank of the Hudson Valley in Montgomery on Monday in protest of cuts to the federal Emergency Food Assistance Program. He estimated the cuts will mean two million fewer meals to families in Orange, Ulster and Dutchess counties. Photo by Dylan Skriloff. Community rallies to protest cuts to food bank funding U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan led a rally at the Regional Food Bank of the Hudson Valley in Montgomery on Monday in protest of unilateral... Local News 22 Apr 2025 | 04:21
Woodbury planners review KJ’s plans for water treatment plant The Woodbury Planning Board reviewed the Village of Kiryas Joel plans to construct a water treatment facility on Seven Springs... Local News 22 Apr 2025 | 10:36
On Tuesday, April 29, beginning at 6:30 p.m., Sustainable Warwick will host the second event of its Neighborly Seminar Series, an opportunity for Warwick residents to learn from neighbors what it’s like to drive an electric vehicle. Photo illustration by Matt Bloom on Unsplash. Warwick. Sustainable Warwick hosts seminar about electric vehicles on April 29 Wondering if an electric vehicle is right for you? This is an opportunity to learn from the experiences of local EV drivers... Local News 21 Apr 2025 | 05:58
Food scrap collection. Photo provided. Warwick. Farmers Market offers composting volunteer opportunity Food scrap collection at the Warwick Valley Farmers Market takes off on May 4 for another season. Sustainable Warwick’s Compost... Local News 21 Apr 2025 | 01:14
Every year the 16 classrooms at On My Way Early Learning and Childcare Center work together to create a recycled project for Earth Day to showcase the children’s art and creativity. This year, they created a Recycled Rainforest. Provided photos. Middletown. Children’s art and creativity showcased in a Recycled Rainforest Every year the 16 classrooms at On My Way Early Learning and Childcare Center work together to create a recycled project... Local News 19 Apr 2025 | 02:40
Jessica in Goshen in April, four months before she expects to head off for basic training. (Photo by Becca Tucker) ‘They can’t touch your family for a year’ Editor’s note: Last names were withheld to protect the family’s privacy, not at their request but at the newspaper’s discretion.... Local News 21 Apr 2025 | 02:04
Dawn Marie Marino. (Photo courtesy of New York State Police) ‘Dawn Marino has never been forgotten’ Because of “continual progress over the last several years,” police again are seeking the public’s assistance in solving... Local News 16 Apr 2025 | 09:34
Students in Sanfordville Elementary School art teacher Sunwha Gil’s Spring Art Club have been deeply engaged in creating a mural for the upcoming Warwick Monarch Village Pollinator Festival. Hear - and see - the buzz at Sanfordville Elementary Students in Sanfordville Elementary School art teacher Sunwha Gil’s Spring Art Club have been deeply engaged in creating... Local News 16 Apr 2025 | 10:47
Warwick Valley Middle School fifth grader Leila Manzano is in the Warwick Valley School Superintendent’s Spotlight. That’s Walter, the nail, in her left arm. Photo provided by WVSD. She’s squeaked. She’s played the wrong note. But Leila Manzano - and Walter - are going to be just right Warwick Valley Middle School fifth grader Leila Manzano has a range of talents. Among them, Leila plays the clarinet, she... Local News 15 Apr 2025 | 04:39
The Warwick Town Police Department has used grant money to purchase several Guardian Language Translator devices to better equip officers to engage with people who speak a primary language different from English. The device can translate 144 different languages when connected to Wi-Fi and 16 languages when offline; costs $199 per unit, according to the Guardian Language Translator website. Warwick. Breaking down language barriers At the April 10 Warwick Town Board meeting, Warwick Town Police Chief John Rader reported that the department has used grant... Local News 15 Apr 2025 | 03:10
Greenwood Lake. Jewish Family Service programs explained On Thursday, April 10, the Greenwood Lake Arthur Finnegan American Legion Post 1443 hosted a program featuring attorney Cindy... Local News 15 Apr 2025 | 09:02
Carly Orthmann’s cover design. Fill out the form below to vote for your favorite. Vote Now: Cover Art for Warwick Advertiser Children’s Edition Talented local students submitted artwork to appear as the cover of the Warwick Advertiser Children’s Edition publishing... Local News 14 Apr 2025 | 03:16
Among the new vendors at the Lakeside Farmers Market in Greenwood Lake this year will be Alex Kesso, owner of Kesso Greek Foods, purveyors of Greek strained yogurt, spanakopita, tiropita and baklava. Photos by Peter Lyons Hall. Lakeside Farmers Market to open May 31 As the Lakeside Farmers Market prepares to open next month a few new vendors will help to expand its already growing number... Local News 14 Apr 2025 | 11:09
