Memorial Day: What’s Open, What’s Closed?
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[CREDIT: Lincoln Smith] The Avenue of Flags at Pawtuxet Memorial Park.WARWICK, RI — Today is Memoria… You’re probably out of free articles. Let’s fix that! Warwick Post’s writers are committed […]
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[CREDIT: Lincoln Smith] Pawtuxet Memorial Park graves are bedecked with flowers and flags each Memor… You’re probably out of free articles. Let’s fix that! Warwick Post’s writers are committed to […]
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Officials gathered Monday on the 150th Memorial Day for the dedication and planting of a dogwood at Veterans Park outside Warwick Veterans Jr. High.
Today is Memorial Day, the federal holiday honoring those who died in service to the country.
Mayor Joseph J. Solomon, Councilman Timothy Howe and state Representative Camille Vella-Wilkinson will join the Rhode Island Military Organization (RIMO) and other elected officials Monday morning to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of Memorial Day.
Local photog and veteran Lincoln Smith’s travels took him to Roger Williams Park this weekend, where Mayor Scott Avedisian joined local and state officials honoring those lost in service during the Boots on the Ground Memorial Day observance.
Memorial Day parade marchers, gymnasts, bands and all but one float were canceled by Monday’s rain, but a small group of 20 carried umbrellas to meet the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier float at Warwick Veterans Memorial High School under stop-and-start showers.
The Warwick Memorial Day Parade will take place rain or shine, according to Councilwoman Camile Vella-Wilkinson, so parade participants and spectators are in for a wet morning.
Memorial Day started with a parade and crowds, but it ended in the city’s cemeteries, with families, couples and lone visitors paying respect to passed loved ones.
Families lined Warwick Avenue and West Shore Road Monday morning to see a community-spanning collection of visual and musical treats in the city’s Memorial Day Parade.
This year’s Memorial Day Parade starts at 9:15 a.m. at Bishop Hendriken School, bringing together a community-spanning collection of visual and musical treats.
If you got one of 23,000 Warwick Tax Collector letters — some of them erroneous — hinting you’re delinquent, you can clear it up in person, but you’ll be waiting till Tuesday for the fix on city computers.