Good morning, Warwick.

Westbay Farm was bought by the city in 2001 to stop condo developments and now feeds hungry residents.

Manager Steven Stycos, who has run the farm for 16 years, will retire at the end of this year.

Neighbors are opposing a new LED sign at the RI Shriners building in Pawtuxet Village because it is too bright and does not match the historic look of the neighborhood.

Last Saturday, the community celebrated 250 years at Rocky Point State Park with Colonial style events that honored Warwick’s deep roots.

Mayor Frank Picozzi fired a Pawtuxet Rangers cannon to start festivities & invite families to explore local history.

Pilgrim High School graduate Michael Bessette dedicated a memorial plaque for his late uncle, physical education teacher Jason Almeida, at Veterans Memorial Middle School on Friday, June 12.

Attendees received forget-me-not seeds to honor Almeida’s love for the outdoors — marking his lasting impact on the community.

Local couples are adding creative touches to summer weddings using sailcloth tents, colorful floral installations and custom signage in venues around Warwick.

Their unique styles are setting a trend that will impact upcoming celebrations.

Picante Salsa Bachata Weekender 2026

6 PM - 2 AM — The Event Factory Kitchen & Stage — Ticketed entry — An immersive weekend of rhythm, dance, and community celebration awaits in Warwick, Rhode Island.

Meditative Mandala Painting Workshop

2-5 p.m. — MoonStone Art Studio — Cost TBA — Relax and explore your creativity while painting colorful mandalas with Beth Goulet.

Whimsical Birds Painting Class

2-4 p.m. — MoonStone Art Studio — Cost varies — Explore your creativity with a fun painting class featuring whimsical birds.

Ponaganset High School 20th Reunion

7-11 p.m. — The Event Factory Kitchen & Stage — General Admission — Celebrate two decades of memories with a night of reconnecting, music, and fun.