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About 18 volunteers planted around 200 plants encompassing around 30 different types of native species along the northern and eastern sides of the Warren Post Office on Child Street.
WARREN — Howard Lindley Wiley, 79, went to be with his Lord and Savior, October 30, 2021 after a short fight with cancer. Howard was born in Rockland, May 4,1942 to Lindley G. and Leola M. (Parlin) Wiley. He grew up on the Warren dairy farm that had...
99 years ago in 1922: ⢠Charges that the city health board had been guilty of gross neglect of its businesses were made by member John Schell when he cited the fact that the board had not met in regular session since June 20, 1921. The law had required monthly meetings, but none had been held for seven months. Schell superheated the chilly atmosphere of the city council chamber with charges that the new law standardizing the sale of milk was not enforced upon all dealers in Warren and then revived the old garbage collection fight. “Employees of the Board of Health aided and abetted th...
afox@tribtoday.com Staff photo / R. Michael Semple Chris Booth and his mother Amy Booth, both of Warren, wait to ship Christmas packages Tuesday at the High Street NE Post Office in downtown Warren. Deadlines to mail items meant to arrive before Christmas are approaching rapidly. WARREN — Standing in line and waiting for her turn to purchase stamps and pick up boxes at the Warren Post Office on Tuesday was city resident Deanna White. “My cousin lives in Indiana and she couldn’t get things” there, so White sent packages from Warren. She said she noticed Tuesday was the last day for ret...
WARREN — Standing in line, waiting for her turn to purchase stamps and pick up boxes at the Warren Post Office on Tuesday, was city resident Deanna White. “My cousin lives in Indiana and she couldn’t get things” there, so White sent packages from Warren. She said she noticed that Tuesday was the last day for retail ground service packages to be sent in time to be received by Christmas. The best present she’s received early couldn’t be shipped by the postal service, however: It’s her son, Isaiah, home for the holidays from a naval base in Louisiana, she said.