Warwick Talk Continues and Swim Team Makes History

It was school vacation week and a cold one. The week started with news the swim and dive team won the state championship. Talk continued about the future of the Warwick Theater. 

Here are the top 5 stories of the week in no particular order:

1. Swim and Dive Team Make History -- Marblehead Girls Swim and Dive Team won the State Championships at Harvard University on Sunday, the first time the MHS Swim Team has ever won a state championship.

2. Residents Weigh in on Warwick -- We hit the streets to ask what you thought of the new plans for the Warwick.

3. The New Warwick Will Cost $1 million -- Michael McCloskey, an architect who heads the Marblehead 20/20 Foundation, is finalizing the business plan for the new community movie theater. He said he has no doubt his group can raise the money to allow a new non-profit group, the Warwick Theatre Community Foundation, to install a new theater in the retail and office building that Marblehead businessman and philanthropist Eijk van Otterloo is planning for the old Warwick Theatre site on Pleasant Street.

4. Students To Get Cafeteria Upgrade --  Students will soon have a point of service system in the cafeteria that will help manage their accounts, speed up the serving lines and give the food service staff valuable consumer information.

5.  -- Check out this image gallery of clammers last weekend. The town annually issues licenses costing $10 for residents, $5 for seniors, and $25 for nonresidents to approximately 50 or 60 diggers.