Art presentation wraps up first Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program session >Warwick Selectboard member and Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program volunteer Brian Snell leads participating students on a hike to the lily pond. Contributed Photo >Janice Starmer leads a lesson under a tent on the former Warwick Community School grounds as part of the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program. From left to right are Liam Smith, Elaina Holloway, Hannah Mankowsky, Janice Starmer, Silas Smith, Evan Holloway and Dylan Padden. Contributed Photo >Participating students in the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program head out for a hike. Contributed Photo
Art presentation wraps up first Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program session
Warwick Selectboard member and Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program volunteer Brian Snell leads participating students on a hike to the lily pond. Contributed Photo
Janice Starmer leads a lesson under a tent on the former Warwick Community School grounds as part of the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program. From left to right are Liam Smith, Elaina Holloway, Hannah Mankowsky, Janice Starmer, Silas Smith, Evan Holloway and Dylan Padden. Contributed Photo
Participating students in the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program head out for a hike. Contributed Photo
New energy management system installed at former Warwick Community School
The former Warwick Community School.
Modified: 7/6/2021 5:33:29 PM
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WARWICK Thanks to a newly installed energy management system at the former Warwick Community School, Buildings and Energy Committee members expect the town to see considerable cost savings from the improved energy efficiency.
Buildings and Energy Committee member Janice Kurkoski said the new system will create considerable savings resulting from the ability to conform to the energy needs of a building with varied uses. The new system, she said, allows for more precise control of heating and ventilation.
“The Warwick Community School has just undergone a transformation made possible by another Department of Energy Resources Green Communities grant,” Kurkoski said. “This time the improvements are practically invisible, consisting primarily of the installation of an energy management system, or EMS, that controls the
New energy management system installed at former Warwick Community School >Related stories
WARWICK Thanks to a newly installed energy management system at the former Warwick Community School, Buildings and Energy Committee members expect the town to see considerable cost savings from the improved energy efficiency.
Buildings and Energy Committee member Janice Kurkoski said the new system will create considerable savings resulting from the ability to conform to the energy needs of a building with varied uses. The new system, she said, allows for more precise control of heating and ventilation.
“The Warwick Community School has just undergone a transformation made possible by another Department of Energy Resources Green Communities grant,” Kurkoski said. “This time the improvements are practically invisible, consisting primarily of the installation of an energy management system, or EMS, that controls the different components of the heating and ventilation systems.”
North County Notebook: July 1, 2021 >Puzzles available on Saturday
NORTHFIELD Dickinson Memorial Library will host its next Pick Up a Puzzle Day on Saturday from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
The ongoing event, which is free and open to all, features dozens of used puzzles for both children and adults. Enter through the back door of the library at 115 Main St., then head down the hall to the community room.
For more information, visit northfieldpubliclibrary.org/friends-of-the-library or email friendsofdml01360@gmail.com.
Route 142 to be closed for work at railroad crossing
NORTHFIELD Route 142 will be closed Wednesday, July 7, and Thursday, July 8, due to maintenance on the railroad crossing, according to a post on the town website.