Good morning, Warwick.

Trader Joe’s will offer new pastel-colored micro tote bags this spring in local stores.

The tiny bags (4.5 by 3.5 inches) come with a larger reusable bag, according to an internal Trader Joe’s notice following social media rumors.

The Warwick School Department did not pass a $50M bond for new sports facilities on Feb.

3 and now seeks at least $13M to curb rising out-of-district tuition costs. Officials warn that without upgrades, future spending will stress budgets and raise property tax estimates — impacting local homeowners.

A Rhode Island doctor was reprimanded after a toddler pricked his finger on an unsecured needle stored in a sharps container behind an exam table at the pediatric office.

The doctor must pay $1,100, take an infectious disease course, and adopt new safety measures.

Former Olympic medalist Marissa Castelli now coaches younger skaters at the Skating Club of Boston (with 18-year-old Mia Rocco) and said her ultimate goal is to return to Olympic ice as a coach.

Yesterday, high school basketball games brought close finishes and big plays across divisions.

Times2 edged Prout 81-78 overtime while Burrillville beat West Warwick 70-62 as teams moved toward playoffs.

Cupid’s Calligraphy Workshop

4:00 – 5:30 PM — Not Your Average Joe's — Cost varies — Tap into your creative side with a modern calligraphy class themed for Valentine's and Galentine's Day.

DIY Robin's Nest Wreath Workshop

6-8 p.m. — The Rustic Rhode — All materials included — Create charming needle-felted robins and a beautiful wreath in this cozy workshop.

25th Extraordinary Woman Award Dinner

5-9 p.m. — Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick — Ticketed event — Celebrate the remarkable contributions of women in the community with a prestigious award dinner.