Monroe Town Supervisor Tony Cardone, Orange County Legislator Pete Tuohy and Assemblyman Michael Lawler and others were among those who attended Assemblyman Colin J. Schmitt’s press conference this week where he announced that he would introduce legislation to compel the state Department of Education and the state Department of Health to allow all interscholastic sports to be cleared to play this year using proper COVID-19 safety protocols. Provided photo Play ball ... and all other high school sports With a coterie of “Let Them Play” stakeholders that include local elected officials, high school coaches and athletes, Assemblyman... Local News 18 Jan 2021 | 01:43
Albert Wisner Public Library has expanded its hours and services. Warwick. Albert Wisner Public Library expands hours and services Beginning Monday, Sept. 28, Albert Wisner Public Library further expanded its services and hours. Hours are: Monday and Friday,... Local News 27 Sep 2020 | 06:02
Warwick. Move Physio offers safe pain treatment during pandemic Move Physio, which offers physical therapy for pain-free movement and maximum performance levels, is committed to keeping... Business 17 Jul 2020 | 03:46
ISmall Things Inc., a newly formed local nonprofit founded in Warwick, delivered its first “Host a Hero” package to nurses at Orange Regional Medical Center on May 26. Pictured from left to right are Lisa Oldham, the chief nursing officer at Orange Regional Medical Center; Daisy Crumm, of Crumm Cake Cupcakes & Baked Goods; and Ruben Estrada, Empanada Master. Photo provided by Tracy Gregoire. ‘Kindness comes in all sizes’ When you bring a meal to a nurse, it’s more than lunch. “This food is nutrition to give our nurses the energy they need to... Local News 28 May 2020 | 04:08
