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WARWICK, RI — Warwick this week issued a new hazard mitigation survey meant to evaluate the city’s readiness to deal with events like hurricanes and flooding. “This anonymous survey will […]
![[CREDIT: The GAMM Theatre] Mayor Frank Picozzi, center, helps unveil a new courtyard outside The GAMM Theatre, 1245 Jefferson Blvd. on Monday.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/The-GAMM-Courtyard-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — The Gamm began its annual meeting by unveiling a new courtyard Monday, honoring three outgoing board members and announcing several changes to the executive committee. The evening’s […]
Blum Shapiros’s unqualified audit opinion of Warwick’s finances shows a combined city-school budget surplus of $9,559,726 and $347.2 million more in liabilities than assets, the latter a long-term obligation which will not come due either immediately or all at once.
Warwick, R.I. — RI Attorney General Peter Kilmartin’s office has ruled the City of Warwick must release details of the “Ragosta Report” on Warwick Public Schools’ handling of accusations against […]
The Warwick City Council meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. after the President’s Day holiday to discuss school bonds, the first mention of the topic on the body’s agenda since Mayor Scott Avedisian and Warwick Schools officials announced a compromise to split debt service on release of $5.2 million in school maintenance bonds Feb. 3.
Warwick, RI — The City has posted a list of 27 priority sidewalk zones along 23 roads in Warwick, man of them nearby schools. By way of introduction, the City website […]
Revellers enjoyed the final City of Warwick summer concert series at Conimicut Point Wednesday, Aug. 26 as Bayside Beat brought its classic rock sound.
Warwick, RI — The city is seeking applicants for three job openings, including a bus driver, a sewer mechanic, and a city clerk staff position.
US District Court Judge Mary M. Lisi ruled this afternoon that Raymond McKay, a newtwork administrator for Warwick, must obey a city ordinance prohibiting him from seeking office while employed by the city.
The mayor’s office issued a statement on May 14 that the city won’t be able to accept tax payments from May 22 to 26.
