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![[CREDIT: BGCW] HarborOne volunteers played an important role by packing more than 200 bags of sides for each family aided by Stop&Shop donated turkeys.Pictured from left to right are HarborOne employees Maria Boyle, Steve Gibbons and Kathy Goulding.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/HarborOne-volunteers-StopShop-Turkey-Donation-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — Every year Stop & Shop donates turkeys and sides to be distributed for Thanksgiving by area Boys & Girls Clubs, and this year was no different. This […]
![[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] Mark Harold, grocery clerk at the Warwick Avenue Stop & Shop in Warwick, and K.D. Sabaria, front end manager at the store, wave to passing motorists honking in support of the striking workers Tuesday.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/StopShop-Strike-April-2019-5-140x140.jpg)
PROVIDENCE — Sunday night, United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) and Stop & Shop announced a tentative agreement on a new contract for 31,000 Stop & Shop workers following a 10-day […]
PROVIDENCE, RI — The Rhode Island Community Food Bank kicked off its annual Holiday Food Drive Thursday, inviting Rhode Islanders to participate by hosting a food drive or donating funds to […]
WARWICK, RI — Recent discovery of Listeria bacteria at the 300 Quaker Ln. Stop & Shop has not been connected to any illnesses, but the store has closed its deli and meats […]
WARWICK, RI — Warwick Police are investigating a report of a man with a musical note tattoo under his left eye who surprised a fellow shopper at the 575 Greenwich Ave. Stop & Shop with a sucker-punch to the side of the head from behind after the father of a young girl asked him to stop swearing Feb. 8.
The loss prevention officer at Stop and Shop, 2470 Warwick Ave., called Warwick Police Sept. 18 at 5:21 to report that three men and a woman has just been stopped by store employees while wheeling $1,200 worth of stolen groceries through the market’s parking lot, then left the groceries behind, crossing Warwick Avenue on foot.
Warwick Police have identified a man caught on video visiting the Stop & Shop on Quaker Lane three times between Feb. 23 and March 8, leaving the store with cases of Red Bull he isn’t paying for.
Warwick Police are asking the public’s help identifying a man caught on video visiting the Stop & Shop on Quaker Lane three times between Feb. 23 and March 8, leaving the store with cases of Red Bull worth about $125 he isn’t paying for.
