Good morning, Warwick.

Allure Salon at 1171 Main Ave celebrated its 20-year anniversary on March 21 with a ribbon cutting attended by friends, family and clients as owner Sue Mello marked two decades of service with Major Frank Picozzi joining the event.

A survey by Talker Research and Food and Wine Magazine found clam cakes, seafood, and chowder to be Rhode Island’s most iconic foods based on input from over 5,000 online respondents.

The results confirm the community’s cherished culinary traditions.

The Historic District Commission rejected AAA’s petition to demolish Greene House on Centerville Road near the Sawtooth building, noting that local voices valued the historic property’s significance.

A student from Warwick Neck Elementary + representatives from the Warwick Historical Society backed keeping the building.

Warwick taxpayers can check their refund status using the IRS 'Where's My Refund?' tool (updated daily) which shows if a return is received, approved or sent; electronic filings are typically refunded in 21 days while paper filings may take up to eight weeks.

Today, state lawmakers are considering bills that could raise the minimum wage to $24 an hour, expand overtime pay for more salaried workers, and alter Sunday pay for select workers + impact local earning standards.

The proposals are part of this year's legislative session.

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow bars to serve alcohol for 23 hours during the World Cup (June 11–July 19) if local municipalities approve the change; businesses must observe a break from 5 a.m. to 6 a.m., a measure aimed at boosting revenues at match watch parties.

Trader Joe’s is recalling nearly 10 million pounds of Vegetable Fried Rice due to glass contamination (pieces range from 1-3cm long and 2-4mm wide).

The recall affects items sold locally, including in Warwick, and customers should return or discard affected products.

Families in Rhode Island can choose from 17 fun options, from zoo visits + interactive museums to mini golf and outdoor hikes.

Many events are available today and through the summer to help create lasting memories.

Families can explore museum exhibits + guided hikes, sports events, animal encounters, and stargazing activities across Rhode Island for a fun day out.

The guide offers practical ideas that cater to all ages.

Officials approved plans to redevelop the former Hunter’s Garage site next to the bridge in Pawtuxet Village — the Historic District clearance moves Hunter’s Landing a step closer to becoming a new neighborhood asset.

The Bark & Boogie

6-9:30 p.m. — Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa — Tickets required — A spirited celebration supporting pets and people with cocktails, food, live music, and dancing.

Write to Grow Writing Workshop

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Warwick Center for the Arts — No cost listed — Engage in writing to enhance mindfulness and personal growth through poetry and sharing.

Easy Pastel Painting Workshop

6-8 p.m. — MoonStone Art Studio — All materials included — Unleash your creativity while learning soft pastel techniques to paint a serene sand dune beach scene.

Fourth Annual Izzy K Event

1:30-5:00 p.m. — 116 Long St, Warwick, RI — Donation goal of $50,000 — Support the mission to bring joy and care to patients and families in the community.