Good morning, Warwick.

The Warwick Police Department hosted National Night Out at Rockie Point State Park on Aug.

4 (the longest event in Rhode Island) where thousands enjoyed community activities and fireworks. Neighbors gathered to celebrate public safety in a fun-filled evening.

Emma Drummer, a 10-year-old Girl Scout Junior from Troop 5, completed her Bronze Award project by delivering fresh produce to help fight food insecurity at the Warwick Public Library + she shows how local youth can make a positive impact.

A tractor trailer carrying 40,000 pounds of food was delivered earlier this month to ease food insecurity in the local community.

The 20-ton donation is expected to bring relief to families in need.

Munroe Dairy has launched a new ice cream free of excess stabilizers, artificial dyes & corn syrup, now made at Bliss Dairy for local customers to try.

Warwick man and 2024 CCRI graduate Miguel Soto-Sanchez has been named a fellow in the upcoming 2026-27 Gamm Fellowship Program by the Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theater.

The fellowship will support his work in the arts.

A pollinator garden has taken root in Brayton Cemetery—boosting local biodiversity and supporting bees and butterflies.

The project invites Warwick residents to explore nature and join local conservation efforts.

The Planning Department hosted a public forum on July 30 at Aspray Boat House in Pawtuxet Park so residents could view renderings and discuss proposed changes for the park.