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St. Mark's parsonage close to sold

Couple needs zoning approval first

The former St. Mark's Episcopal Church is still on the market, but it looks like the parsonage next door on School Street will soon be sold. Patricia Warwick and John Carlotto are scheduled to appear before the Warren Zoning Board next week to ask for permission to change the permitted use in the old church building to residential. Realtor Leslie Hogan said the prospective buyers have not yet closed on the property; town approval to change the zoning would be required, she said. The church and parsonage have been for sale for about six months. The church itself closed two years ago in the face of declining membership and a dwindling endowment.

It’s their night to shine

St. Andrew’s ‘Night of Shining Stars’ honors people who’ve made a difference in the lives of children.

Bizarre accident in Warren

Nobody hurt in Thursday morning wreck

Bystanders were left scratching their heads by an accident that occurred just after 9:30 a.m. Thursday in downtown Warren.

Jamiel's softball field would cost $35,000 to $50,000

They're not quite ready to yell "Play Ball!" But Warren town officials are going to try to find a way to bring a softball field back to Jamiel's Park — if it's feasible, and if they can find the money.

100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, May 16, 1912

Mr. J.C. Condon has lately been enjoying an afternoon's ride behind a very spirited brown mare that is a beauty.

Schools: Warren breaking law by defying JFC

Financial Town Meeting at center of budget standoff

Warren's move to keep school funding at the same level as last year goes before voters at Financial Town Meeting Monday night. But the head of the Bristol Warren Regional School District says the town's action breaks the law and could have legal repercussions.