Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
On Sunday, June 27, Marie Pennings’ Spring Brook Farm will host a family fun event and fund raiser for local food pantries from 1 to 5 p.m.
Spring Brook Farm is located at 158 Route 94 South directly across the road from the Pennings Farm Market.
There will be lots of food courtesy of many of Warwick’s generous restaurants along with entertainment, dancing, children’s games and more.
“The menu will be fabulous,” said Event Chair Marie Pennings. “Come out for a fun filled day for your family.”
Tickets to the event are $50 for a family.
All proceeds, distributed by Warwick Rotary, will help food pantries throughout the Town of Warwick.
Checks, made payable to Warwick Rotary, should be mailed to Post Office Box 91, Warwick, NY, 10990.
For additional information call Marie Pennings at 324-8970.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
George Washington Day Free Family Movie
Grab your blankets and lawn chairs and join the WHS at lovely Lewis Park at dusk for the annual George Washington Day Free Family Movie.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
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Dear friends at St. Stephen’s:
I greatly appreciate all of you from St. Stephen’s who have been supporters of my foundation by helping the poor children of my village in India attend school. Thanks to your generosity we could provide basic needs for the education of 55 children and send 12 girls from around my village for nursing training. As Mother Teresa said rightly, “What makes a difference in the life of others is not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.” These children stand as witnesses to the love and compassion you have put into their lives.
These same children, and the girls in nursing training, are still in need of your help. Their education is complicated by the fact that education is inaccessible now due to online classes. When we managed to get those generous parishioners from St Stephen’s to make education accessible to the poor children, the virus has made it inaccessible again by transferring the means of acquiring education from the classroom to the digital world which we cannot afford and we cannot provide. In the last academic year during the lockdown, 60 percent of the students in my state of Odisha in India could not access online classes because of poverty. As an example, my niece and several of her classmates would gather to use my brother’s mobile phone as the only means of accessing online education. [Note: accessibility to mobile phones is limited, the cost of which can be two months wages which, by the Wage Act are equivalent to $3.36/day for men, $2.69/day for women]
Given the inaccessibility to education due to the present situation, I would be very grateful to anyone in St. Stephen’s if, like last year, you could continue to help these children with a donation of $150 to meet the expenses of educating one child for one year. I would also be very grateful for whatever you could give for the nursing training of three more girls from another remote Catholic village whom we have decided to help.
I know all of you have been going through hard times due to coronavirus. As Mother Teresa said, “Not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love.” No matter how small, any little help is going to make a big difference in their life – we make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give. Thank you so much for your generosity!
To make a donation, checks payable to Jeesaya Nayak can be dropped off in the St. Stephen’s office. For questions, please call the office at 986-4028.
This year again I am still waiting for the lift of the international travel restrictions for non-citizens. I hope to come over there at least for one month if possible.
God bless you,
Fr Jeesaya Nayak, CM
More information on education in Odisha, India can be found at:
Information about daily wage system in India:
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Dear friends at St. Stephen’s:
I greatly appreciate all of you from St. Stephen’s who have been supporters of my foundation by helping the poor children of my village in India attend school. Thanks to your generosity we could provide basic needs for the education of 55 children and send 12 girls from around my village for nursing training. As Mother Teresa said rightly, “What makes a difference in the life of others is not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.” These children stand as witnesses to the love and compassion you have put into their lives.
These same children, and the girls in nursing training, are still in need of your help. Their education is complicated by the fact that education is inaccessible now due to online classes. When we managed to get those generous parishioners from St Stephen’s to make education accessible to the poor children, the virus has made it inaccessible again by transferring the means of acquiring education from the classroom to the digital world which we cannot afford and we cannot provide. In the last academic year during the lockdown, 60 percent of the students in my state of Odisha in India could not access online classes because of poverty. As an example, my niece and several of her classmates would gather to use my brother’s mobile phone as the only means of accessing online education. [Note: accessibility to mobile phones is limited, the cost of which can be two months wages which, by the Wage Act are equivalent to $3.36/day for men, $2.69/day for women]
Given the inaccessibility to education due to the present situation, I would be very grateful to anyone in St. Stephen’s if, like last year, you could continue to help these children with a donation of $150 to meet the expenses of educating one child for one year. I would also be very grateful for whatever you could give for the nursing training of three more girls from another remote Catholic village whom we have decided to help.
I know all of you have been going through hard times due to coronavirus. As Mother Teresa said, “Not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love.” No matter how small, any little help is going to make a big difference in their life – we make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give. Thank you so much for your generosity!
To make a donation, checks payable to Jeesaya Nayak can be dropped off in the St. Stephen’s office. For questions, please call the office at 986-4028.
This year again I am still waiting for the lift of the international travel restrictions for non-citizens. I hope to come over there at least for one month if possible.
God bless you,
Fr Jeesaya Nayak, CM
More information on education in Odisha, India can be found at:
Information about daily wage system in India:
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Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
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Dear friends at St. Stephen’s:
I greatly appreciate all of you from St. Stephen’s who have been supporters of my foundation by helping the poor children of my village in India attend school. Thanks to your generosity we could provide basic needs for the education of 55 children and send 12 girls from around my village for nursing training. As Mother Teresa said rightly, “What makes a difference in the life of others is not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.” These children stand as witnesses to the love and compassion you have put into their lives.
These same children, and the girls in nursing training, are still in need of your help. Their education is complicated by the fact that education is inaccessible now due to online classes. When we managed to get those generous parishioners from St Stephen’s to make education accessible to the poor children, the virus has made it inaccessible again by transferring the means of acquiring education from the classroom to the digital world which we cannot afford and we cannot provide. In the last academic year during the lockdown, 60 percent of the students in my state of Odisha in India could not access online classes because of poverty. As an example, my niece and several of her classmates would gather to use my brother’s mobile phone as the only means of accessing online education. [Note: accessibility to mobile phones is limited, the cost of which can be two months wages which, by the Wage Act are equivalent to $3.36/day for men, $2.69/day for women]
Given the inaccessibility to education due to the present situation, I would be very grateful to anyone in St. Stephen’s if, like last year, you could continue to help these children with a donation of $150 to meet the expenses of educating one child for one year. I would also be very grateful for whatever you could give for the nursing training of three more girls from another remote Catholic village whom we have decided to help.
I know all of you have been going through hard times due to coronavirus. As Mother Teresa said, “Not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love.” No matter how small, any little help is going to make a big difference in their life – we make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give. Thank you so much for your generosity!
To make a donation, checks payable to Jeesaya Nayak can be dropped off in the St. Stephen’s office. For questions, please call the office at 986-4028.
This year again I am still waiting for the lift of the international travel restrictions for non-citizens. I hope to come over there at least for one month if possible.
God bless you,
Fr Jeesaya Nayak, CM
More information on education in Odisha, India can be found at:
Information about daily wage system in India:
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Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
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Dear friends at St. Stephen’s:
I greatly appreciate all of you from St. Stephen’s who have been supporters of my foundation by helping the poor children of my village in India attend school. Thanks to your generosity we could provide basic needs for the education of 55 children and send 12 girls from around my village for nursing training. As Mother Teresa said rightly, “What makes a difference in the life of others is not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.” These children stand as witnesses to the love and compassion you have put into their lives.
These same children, and the girls in nursing training, are still in need of your help. Their education is complicated by the fact that education is inaccessible now due to online classes. When we managed to get those generous parishioners from St Stephen’s to make education accessible to the poor children, the virus has made it inaccessible again by transferring the means of acquiring education from the classroom to the digital world which we cannot afford and we cannot provide. In the last academic year during the lockdown, 60 percent of the students in my state of Odisha in India could not access online classes because of poverty. As an example, my niece and several of her classmates would gather to use my brother’s mobile phone as the only means of accessing online education. [Note: accessibility to mobile phones is limited, the cost of which can be two months wages which, by the Wage Act are equivalent to $3.36/day for men, $2.69/day for women]
Given the inaccessibility to education due to the present situation, I would be very grateful to anyone in St. Stephen’s if, like last year, you could continue to help these children with a donation of $150 to meet the expenses of educating one child for one year. I would also be very grateful for whatever you could give for the nursing training of three more girls from another remote Catholic village whom we have decided to help.
I know all of you have been going through hard times due to coronavirus. As Mother Teresa said, “Not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love.” No matter how small, any little help is going to make a big difference in their life – we make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give. Thank you so much for your generosity!
To make a donation, checks payable to Jeesaya Nayak can be dropped off in the St. Stephen’s office. For questions, please call the office at 986-4028.
This year again I am still waiting for the lift of the international travel restrictions for non-citizens. I hope to come over there at least for one month if possible.
God bless you,
Fr Jeesaya Nayak, CM
More information on education in Odisha, India can be found at:
Information about daily wage system in India:
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Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
Instructors from local yoga studios with the Warwick Historical Society, welcome all skill levels, but times vary:
- Mondays 6PM
- Tuesdays 6PM
- Thursdays 10AM and 6PM
- Fridays at 4:30PM
- Saturdays at 8:30AM
Bring your own props and mats, proper personal protective equipment and social distancing required.
You can be a part of our community’s tribute to the heroes in our lives – past and present. This is your opportunity to honor your personal hero. It could be a member of the military, police, fire, or other first responders who put their lives on the line for us every day. It could be a teacher, coach, mentor, community leader, parent, child, or anyone who has been a hero in your life. By popular demand, we have added a week – the flags will be flown for four weeks this year!
- The flags will be displayed in front of Chateau Hathorn, located at the intersection of County Route 1 and NYS Route 94, Sunday, August 22nd through Sunday, September 19th, 2021. This form can be given to any Warwick Valley Rotary Club member or mailed to: The Warwick Valley Rotary Club c/o Flags for Heroes, PO Box 121, Warwick NY 10990 along with your $50 check made payable to: Warwick Valley Rotary Club.
- You can also pay with a credit card at warwickvalleyrotary.org. If you pay with a credit card, please also submit this form so we know the name of your hero; please email forms or questions to Laura.Barca@hdrinc.com.
- To ensure heroes and sponsors are correctly identified, please honor only one hero per form (one payment may be written to accompany multiple forms).
- Please return forms by August 15, 2021.
- Some of the organizations that the Warwick Valley Rotary Club supports are: Local Food Pantries, Back Pack Snack Attack, Honor Flight, Meals on Wheels, Dictionary Project (local 4th graders receive a dictionary), College Scholarships, Youth Fishing Day (Warwick Rod and Gun Club), Winslow Therapeutic Center, Inspire (Cerebral Palsy), Warwick Humane Society, Rotoplast, Beautiful People, Garden of the Children, Warwick Senior BBQ.
