Martin Luther King Day: Civil Rights Threatened
By: Warwick Post Staff on January 19, 2026 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
Today America marks the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., whose non-violent civil disobedience moved the U.S. to grant liberty denied black citizens, as the fate of American liberty itself […]
Trump Aims to ‘Run’ Venezuela After Kidnapping Maduro Jan. 3
By: Rob Borkowski on January 5, 2026 in News to You, All Politics Are Local, National
WASHINGTON, DC — A year into a term marked by rising inflation, shrinking jobs, seizure of Congressional powers and Epstein file cameos, President Donald Trump has decided to also run […]
‘No Kings’ Rallies Set for Saturday in EG, NK, Providence
By: Warwick Post Staff on October 17, 2025 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
[CREDIT: Jim Taylor] Thousands attended the third ‘No Kings’ Thousands attended the third ‘No Kings’ nation-wide rally June 14 at the State House. Rallies were held in six other locations […]
RI Groups Urge Peaceful Discourse After Kirk Murder
By: Rob Borkowski on September 11, 2025 in All Politics Are Local, National, News to You, State
PROVIDENCE, RI — Officials and political groups urged peaceful dialogue after conservative pundit Charlie Kirk was shot dead at Utah Valley University Sept. 10 answering a question about gun violence. […]
Labor Day ’25: Trump Turns Blind Eye to Weak Job Market
By: Warwick Post Staff on September 1, 2025 in Good Times, All Politics Are Local, News to You
Today, Sept. 1, is Labor Day, granting many a three-day weekend, a reminder of living wages, fair hours and safe conditions that unions have won for workers, as President Donald […]
DiPetrillo May Still Get Pension as Legal Tab Hits $1M
By: Warwick Post Staff on August 7, 2025 in News to You, All Politics Are Local
WARWICK, RI — Warwick ran up at least $1 million to settle two cases involving former Water Department Chief Terry DiPetrillo, and those costs will go up if he’s allowed to collect a full city pension.
What’s Open July 4th, What’s Going Down
By: Rob Borkowski on July 4, 2025 in Good Times, All Politics Are Local, News to You
Let’s review America’s first defiance of a tyrannical madman, to keep in mind what all the fireworks, patriotic songs, slogans and flag pins are supposed to signify:
RI ‘Hands Off!’ Protestors: ‘Ho-Ho, Donald Trump Has Got to Go!’
By: Rob Borkowski on April 5, 2025 in News to You, All Politics Are Local, National, State
PROVIDENCE, RI — Rhode Islanders in four Ocean State locations were among millions nationwide turning out for ‘Hands Off!’ protests against the Musk – Trump Coup seizing Congressional powers, defying […]
Tassoni: Cannabis Profits Should Aid Overdose Prevention, Education & Treatment
By: Warwick Post Staff on March 24, 2025 in Health, All Politics Are Local
Where does the money from Rhode Island’s cannabis sales go? As President and CEO at The Leadership Council for Substance Abuse and Mental Health of Rhode Island, I would like to […]
You’re Not Alone: Trump Coup Opposition Is Growing
By: Rob Borkowski on March 12, 2025 in News to You, All Politics Are Local, National
The President Donald J. Trump Coup is angling for Congress’s Constitutional spending power, ignoring Judicial independence, dismantling federal agencies, and claimed the punchline from French surrender jokes by handing Russia […]
MLK Day: Whats Open?
By: Rob Borkowski on January 20, 2025 in News to You, All Politics Are Local, Legal Notices
More than 50 years after Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King Jr., MLK , was assassinated in Memphis outside the Lorraine Motel room where he was organizing a crusade against […]
Honor Veterans With Your Vote Nov. 5
By: Warwick Post Staff on November 4, 2024 in News to You, All Politics Are Local, Election 2024
Next week, Rhode Islanders join their fellow Americans honoring people sworn to defend the nation and Constitution, days after weighing whether a man threatening both should lead them, with their […]
Biden vs. Trump 2024: Are You Smarter Than a Dictator?
By: Warwick Post Staff on July 13, 2024 in All Politics Are Local, Election 2024
It’s painful to say this, but we have all seen the proof, the aging, the public appearances and interviews, the obvious inability to take the fight for democracy to Donald […]
Martin Luther King Day: Act Against Poverty Directly
By: Warwick Post Staff on January 15, 2024 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
Fifty-five years ago, Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated outside the Lorraine Motel room in Memphis where he was organizing a crusade against American injustices causing poverty, […]
McAllister: Make Sea Level, Coastal Hazards A Priority
By: Warwick Post Staff on November 22, 2023 in All Politics Are Local, Letters
TO THE EDITOR: US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse recently spoke to a group of business leaders and referenced a RI Coastal Resources Management Council report that indicated Warwick is especially vulnerable to raising […]
Congressman Cicilline Resigning to Lead RI Foundation
By: Rob Borkowski on February 22, 2023 in All Politics Are Local, Election 2023, News to You
Congressman David Cicilline (D-RI) will resign June 1 to lead the Rhode Island Foundation as President and CEO, cutting his seventh term in the United States House of Representatives short. […]
Picozzi’s Swing at Merolla May Be a Strikeout
By: Joe Hutnak - editorjoe.warwick@gmail.com on February 14, 2023 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
WARWICK, RI — Mayor Frank Picozzi has built an image for himself as a no-nonsense executive taking charge of the city and cleaning up the mismanagement left behind by prior […]
Martin Luther King Day: RI’s Homeless Need Shelter
By: Rob Borkowski on January 16, 2023 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
It’s been 54 years since Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis outside the Lorraine Motel room where he was organizing a crusade against poverty, a […]
Sen. LaMountain Named to Judiciary, Environment, Ethics Committees
By: Rob Borkowski on January 12, 2023 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
STATE HOUSE — Sen. Matthew L. LaMountain (D-Dist. 31, Warwick, Cranston) will serve on the Judiciary Committee in the General Assembly, as well as on the Environment and Ethics Committees. […]
Magaziner Sworn-In as Dist. 2 Rep. Jan. 7
By: Rob Borkowski on January 10, 2023 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Representative Seth Magaziner (D-RI, Dist. 2) was sworn-in as the Member of Congress from Rhode Island’s Second Congressional District Jan. 7. Magaziner’s swearing in was scheduled […]
Shekarchi, Rourke Win Primary Bids Tuesday
By: Rob Borkowski on September 13, 2022 in All Politics Are Local, Election 2022, News to You
PROVIDENCE — Competitors for two offices held by top Warwick politicians are now clear, as Speaker Joseph Shekarchi and progressive Democrat leader Jennifer Rourke advance to face Republicans Dana James Traversie […]
Shekarchi, Anderson Vying for Dist. 23 Nomination
By: Rob Borkowski on September 2, 2022 in All Politics Are Local, Election 2022, News to You
PROVIDENCE — Warwick Dist. 23 Rep and Speaker of the House Joe Shekarchi faces Democratic challenger Jacquelyn “Jackie” Anderson in the Sept. 13 primary for the Dist. 23 nomination. The […]
Picozzi Racks Up Campaign Cash, Donates PAC Contributions
By: Joe Hutnak - editorjoe.warwick@gmail.com on July 29, 2022 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
WARWICK, RI — Mayor Frank Picozzi continued raising funds for his reelection, ending the second quarter with nearly $60,000 in his campaign coffers, according to campaign finance reports filed with […]
RI Abortion Right Stands as Supreme Court Strikes Roe v. Wade
By: Warwick Post Staff on June 24, 2022 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
PROVIDENCE, RI — Attorney General Peter F. Neronha reassured Rhode Islanders that the state abortion right stands and that he’s prepared to continue defending it after the U.S. Supreme Court […]
MLK Voting Rights Legacy Imperiled
By: Rob Borkowski on January 17, 2022 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
Fifty-four years after Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis while organizing a crusade against poverty, a key Civil Rights victory protecting voting rights is under […]
Insurrection Question: Do Elections Matter?
By: Warwick Post Staff on January 6, 2022 in All Politics Are Local
You’re either part of the solution, or part of the problem, and today marks the one-year anniversary of very big problem for the Republic: the first break in America’s 244-year […]
Sept. 11 – Start to Remember
By: Rob Borkowski on September 14, 2021 in All Politics Are Local, National
Never forget Sept. 11, 2001, they’ve said, for 20 years now. I do remember. On Sept. 11, I walked into the MetroWest Daily News Framingham newsroom awash in a stunned […]
Raimondo Pushes RI’s Faustian Bargain En Route to D.C.
By: Warwick Post Staff on February 2, 2021 in All Politics Are Local
How many needless COVID-19 infections, long-term disabilities and deaths resulting from in-person schooling are acceptable? We’re going with none. That’s not the route the Warwick School Committee chose. Nor is […]
Martin Luther King Jr. Fought Poverty, Too
By: Rob Borkowski on January 18, 2021 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
Fifty three years after Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis outside the Lorraine Motel room where he was organizing a crusade against poverty, the scourge […]
Langevin: Trump Should Resign, or be Removed
By: Warwick Post Staff on January 7, 2021 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
WASHINGTON, DC — Congressman Jim Langevin (D-RI) urged President Donald J. Trump to resign, and failing that, for Vice President Mike Pence or Congress to remove him from office after […]
Thanksgiving 2020: It’s OK to Stay Away
By: Warwick Post Staff on November 25, 2020 in All Politics Are Local, COVID-19
The 157th celebration of Thanksgiving as an annual holiday is an unusual one for most people alive today, but the few people still with us who remember the 1918 pandemic […]
Honor Veterans, Preserve America
By: Rob Borkowski on November 12, 2020 in All Politics Are Local, Election 2020
Thank you, veterans, for serving the United States and protecting it from all threats, foreign and domestic. Thank you, too, for putting your lives on the line to protect America’s […]
Raimondo & Fauci’s Fallacies Undermine COVID-19 Leadership
By: Warwick Post Staff on August 17, 2020 in All Politics Are Local, COVID-19
Thursday, Gov. Gina M. Raimondo, after chastising the Warwick School Committee for choosing Fall distance learning, resorted to a logical fallacy, appeal to authority, during a talk with famed expert […]
McSwiggan: Teachers Aren’t A COVID-19 Panacea
By: Rob Borkowski on August 12, 2020 in All Politics Are Local, COVID-19, Schools
TO THE EDITOR: An open letter to Gov. Gina M. Raimondo: Dear Governor Raimondo, I am writing today to express my extreme displeasure in the way you compared teachers to […]
Zero Tolerance For COVID-19
By: Rob Borkowski on July 17, 2020 in All Politics Are Local, COVID-19, News to You
Fictional dragon sacrifices forsake young villagers to spare the village, but COVID-19 can’t be deflected with any number of casualties, and anyway, some have forgotten the heroes are supposed to […]
Frumerie: Racism, Poverty Intertwined
By: Rob Borkowski on June 20, 2020 in All Politics Are Local
Editor’s note: Juneteenth, falling June 19, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, marks the day in 1865 when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas with news that slavery […]
ACLU: RI City Curfews Raise Voter, Discrimination Concerns
By: Warwick Post Staff on June 2, 2020 in All Politics Are Local
After the the imposition of curfews this evening by the cities of Cranston, Providence and Warwick, the ACLU of Rhode Island issued the following statement: The imposition of blanket curfews […]
COVID-19 Deaths: Sacrifices Trump’s Willing to Make
By: Warwick Post Staff on March 27, 2020 in All Politics Are Local, COVID-19
For the past 56 days, President Donald J. Trump has woken up, witnessed undeniable evidence that the country faces a deadly public health crisis in COVID-19, then decided to just let a lot of us die.
Mayor’s “revenue neutral” fire contract could cost the city $3.6 million
By: Joe Hutnak - editorjoe.warwick@gmail.com on March 5, 2020 in All Politics Are Local
WARWICK, RI — Two rulings against the city that Mayor Joseph Solomon declined to appeal represent the bulk of the added costs from the new fire contract.
Romney: A Brave — And Loyal — American
By: Alexandra Filindra on February 7, 2020 in All Politics Are Local
I am seeing a lot of whataboutism when it comes to Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT), the sole Republican Senator to vote to convict President Donald Trump on abuse of power. […]