Judy Battista, left, has been chosen as Warwick’s 2023-2024 Citizen of the Year. Bill Lindberg and Wayne Patterson were selected as Outstanding Community Service award recipients. Also shown are event co-chairs Patti Lurye Dempster and Cindy Vander Plaat; and Warwick Valley Rotary Club President Neil Sinclair. ( Photo by David Dempster) Judy Battista, Bill Lindberg, Wayne Patterson chosen for Community Service Awards After evaluating 14 nominees, an eight-member committee has selected mental health and suicide prevention advocate Judy Battista... Local News 19 Sep 2023 | 10:38
Uplinger Committee Members (L-R) Lion Doug Stage, Lion Vicky Hague and Lion President Christine Adams Community contributor nominations sought by Warwick Lions Club The Warwick Lions Club seeks nominations for the Robert J. Uplinger Award. This award was established in 1993 to honor outstanding... Local News 12 Apr 2022 | 09:53
Lions Club plans Easter fundraiser The Warwick Lions Club will host an Easter Bunnies sale to help fund the Albany Eye Institute and the club. The bunnies are... Local News 06 Apr 2022 | 02:30
Lions Club Chairperson Carol Buchanan and President Christine Adams present a check for $1,715.00 to Mary Moore of the Salvation Army. ( Photo provided) Lions ring bells and write a big check for the Salvation Army The Warwick Lions Club did their annual bell ringing for the Salvation Army and put some extra money in the kettle too. Lions... Local News 26 Jan 2022 | 02:04
On Saturday, April 24, volunteers were invited to stop by the table near the chamber’s South Street Caboose office to pick up free rubber gloves, garbage bags and refreshments. From left, Elizabeth Verboys, a member of Girl Scout Cadet Troop 733, and Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Michael Johndrow hand over a few supplies to an Operation Clean Sweep volunteer, Town of Warwick Supervisor Michael Sweeton. Photos ny Roger Gavan. Operation Clean Sweep returns for 2021 It appears that some of Warwick’s traditional outdoor events, which were canceled last year due to COVID-19, are coming back.... Local News 26 Apr 2021 | 06:40
