Mischief charges laid after RV sale near Dresden goes bad
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Warwick opens early for people who work out-of-town
September 14, 2025
The Independent
Warwick Township residents will have a little more time to do their business at town hall.
Township council has agreed to extend the opening hours of the municipal office on Nauvoo Road.
Trevor Jarrett, Treasurer/Deputy CAO for the township says staff already arrives at 8 am to start their work day. Most spend time answering emails and arranging their work schedules. But he suggested, and council approved, opening the office doors at 8 am.
“People who are working out of town have that extra half hour we can accommodate, and they can do their business on more friendly terms for them.”
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