Thousands of flowers bloom in Warwick thanks to volunteers
The Village of Warwick is thanking 30 volunteers who dedicated their time and energy to planting 2,000 flowers in the community.
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May 3, 2023, 4:53 PM
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12h agoThe Village of Warwick is thanking 30 volunteers who dedicated their time and energy to planting 2,000 flowers in the community.
The all-white daffodils and narcissi surround the reflecting pool near the village's 9/11 monument.
All their hard work and dedication have paid off, and these beautiful flowers are now in full bloom, creating a stunning and meaningful addition to the community.
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