NEWS

Christmas in May

Posted 6/6/24

When the Warwick Rotary Club was forced to cancel its annual Christmas party for Warwick elementary school students during the pandemic, they didn’t let a good thing die. They rescheduled Santa …

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NEWS

Christmas in May

of Hoxsie School shares time with St. Nick and his wife.

MECHANIC MENTOR: Sgt. Aaron Kay gives Gabriella Hebert some pointers as she secures batteries to radio-controlled set to wheels she received from Santa.

FACING THE CONSEQUENCES: Rotary Club member Steve Tilley didn’t leave the party with a dry-eye. Kids lined up to see if they could hit him with a wet sponge.

Posted Thursday, June 6, 2024 12:00 am

When the Warwick Rotary Club was forced to cancel its annual Christmas party for Warwick elementary school students during the pandemic, they didn’t let a good thing die. They rescheduled Santa for an end of academic year party. Club members buy gifts for the kids. There are games, plenty of activities and, of course, pizza. Elementary school principals select the kids – mostly third graders - to attend and accompany them to the occasion. The party was held last Wednesday at Robertson School. (Warwick Beacon photos)