Jamestown, RI News

• Jamestown, RI News
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• Superintendent of wastewater plant retires
• JHS 100 years: The British occupation of Jamestown
• Two island students among 46 honored across Rhode Island
• New business opens for season at Dutch Harbor
• Islanders will open restaurant in Saunderstown
• Help Jamestowner win contest by voting online
• Island Calendar
• Festival offering opportunity to sail on Tall Ship
• HAPPY TRAILS
• eRacer wins race for second week in a row
• Bodacious Dream wins second leg of race, sits in second overall
• MAKING A SPLASH
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Marion McClellan Prehn
• Ferry service to Newport begins this weekend
• POLICE LOG
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• DREAM COME TRUE
• Memorial Day from Afghanistan
• Not all studies on wind turbines are credible
• Celebrating Police Week in Jamestown
• Jamestown Designs like a ‘family friend’
• Thanks for supporting Ali’s Run baseball team
• Turbine information has been unbalanced
• GIVING BACK
• This Week In Island History
• Even without boat, Duck Derby a success
• Taxpayers will suffer in long run for turbine
• Plenty of local talent on display at Island Treasures
• A somber reflection on Memorial Day
• Library closed for weekend, Memorial Day
• Fuzz Foundation now accepting applications
• Knitters needed to make scarves, mittens
• Director of Save the Bay will speak June 1
• Central Baptist Church accepting donations
• SMITH, DIETRICH WED
• Memorial Day festivities in Jamestown
• Smoothing begins on Pell Bridge
• Flags will be on sale at parade Monday
• Town employee charged with embezzlement
• Bids sought for seawall repair at East Ferry
• Planning panel mulls turbine
• Marine will lead Memorial Day observance
• Search continues for Lawn Avenue principal
• Former councilor named moderator
• ON YOUR MARK ... GET SET ... GO!
• BIG BOAT, LITTLE BOAT
• After a decade, principal no more
• Prescription take-back day a success in R.I.
• Registration opens for BioBlitz
• Hoe, hoe, hoe
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS
• America’s Cup tech director comes to IYRS
• Deb Ruggiero named Legislator of the Year
• William I. Koch exhibit opens June 1 at IYRS
• We must make peace
• Island Calendar
• Potter’s Road: The one-man act prepares for his Hollywood routine
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Macx, Blues eRacer, Four Suns win week 2
• Tennis Hall of Fame announces Legends Ball
• Summer resident uses East Coast strategies to sail the Pacific
• Jamestown boat finishes second in first leg of Atlantic Cup
• LIVINGSTON, RUIZ TO WED
• New island tradition starts Saturday
• Island Treasures planned for tomorrow
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS
• Clarke N. Westall
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• Separation of church and state
• Island’s spring bird count tallies 101 species
• Volunteer needed to drive island seniors
• ‘All men are created equal’
• Governor affirms recognition of gay marriage
• Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• This Week In Island History
• Let all residents decide on fate of Fort Getty
• There is evidence that turbine syndrome exists
• Thanks for everyone for help with concerts
• Island scenes
• ARTS ALIVE
• Seminar will focus on how to get published
• Aquaculture panel to hold meeting June 1
• Donations needed for church’s June Festival
• Ocean Essence to host open house tonight
• Get-together planned for incoming students
• Pasta dinner Saturday to benefit Boy Scouts
• Community farm opens for season Saturday
• Walk for charity at Fort Wetherill Saturday
• Golf tourney sold out, come for lunch, auction
• CIAA’s annual meeting at Tavern on Tuesday
• Annual plant sale at East Ferry on Saturday
• Books needed for African schoolchildren
• Five films to be shown at arts center tonight
• Lighthouse historian at library tomorrow
• Accidental Sisters will perform on island Sunday – with a twist
• Harbor panel hears two cases
• Tavern meets filing deadline
• Harbor board sinks ferry proposal
• How safe are the island’s parks?
• DUCK DISASTER
• Conservation panel reconsiders its vote to support turbine
• Bill proposed to give E-ZPass users a tax break
• RINGO’S RESCUE
• Conservation panel reconsiders its vote to support turbine
• Bill proposed to give E-ZPass users a tax break
• RINGO’S RESCUE
• JHS 100 years: Conanicut Island under stress and attack
• JHS 100 years: Conanicut Island under stress and attack
• Islander writes book about ‘life savers’
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Islander writes book about ‘life savers’
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Island Calendar
• Sheep-shearing day at Watson Farm Saturday
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Register now for golf tournament
• Island Calendar
• Born into a sailing family, islander makes her mark off the water
• Sheep-shearing day at Watson Farm Saturday
• BankNewport, SSV Hazard Perry unite
• Register now for golf tournament
• Born into a sailing family, islander makes her mark off the water
• BankNewport, SSV Hazard Perry unite
• Ba-Boom! Fireworks return to East Ferry
• Ba-Boom! Fireworks return to East Ferry
• Island doc discusses dangers of high-cholesterol medicine
• TREE GLEE
• Island doc discusses dangers of high-cholesterol medicine
• TREE GLEE
• Lecture will focus on America’s Cup on TV
• GARDEN HONORS
• Lecture will focus on America’s Cup on TV
• GARDEN HONORS
• From the State House
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• From the State House
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• We’re annoying the elephant in the room
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• We’re annoying the elephant in the room
• Headline for recent council article is false
• Scattering Seeds
• WE.RE GONNA BARGE INTO EAST FERRY!
• This Week In Island History
• Fire, EMS and police were quick, efficient
• Middle school has already raised $18,000
• Letters to editor should have sources cited
• This Week In Island History
• Turbine syndrome is not actual health risk
• Fire, EMS and police were quick, efficient
• Headline for recent council article is false
• Middle school has already raised $18,000
• Scattering Seeds
• Letters to editor should have sources cited
• WE.RE GONNA BARGE INTO EAST FERRY!
• Turbine syndrome is not actual health risk
• Bunker at Fort Getty poses public threat
• Don’t forget to send summer events to Press
• Darlington re-elected chairman of RITBA board
• Book drive planned to benefit African schools
• Bunker at Fort Getty poses public threat
• Boy Scouts plan their annual pasta dinner
• Don’t forget to send summer events to Press
• St. Matthew’s to host piano concert Sunday
• Darlington re-elected chairman of RITBA board
• Book drive planned to benefit African schools
• Boy Scouts plan their annual pasta dinner
• St. Matthew’s to host piano concert Sunday
• Get-together planned for future NKHS kids
• CONANICUT DERBY
• Get-together planned for future NKHS kids
• CONANICUT DERBY
• Planners discuss commercial district
• Open house at Ocean Essence Spa next week
• Save the Bay director will be guest speaker
• Council’s plate full, mulls handful of issues awaiting resolution
• Planners discuss commercial district
• Pair of Benedictine lectures this weekend
• Island’s garden club will meet Monday
• Stroke awareness walk May 19 at Wetherill
• Postal workers will collect food Saturday
• Pair of Benedictine lectures this weekend
• Volunteers needed for Saturday’s bird count
• Island’s garden club will meet Monday
• Open house at Ocean Essence Spa next week
• Stroke awareness walk May 19 at Wetherill
• Save the Bay director will be guest speaker
• Postal workers will collect food Saturday
• Council’s plate full, mulls handful of issues awaiting resolution
• Volunteers needed for Saturday’s bird count
• Search begins to replace principal at Lawn Avenue School
• PAC Club’s liquor license suspended
• Search begins to replace principal at Lawn Avenue School
• PAC Club’s liquor license suspended
• Jamestown Designs celebrates 40 years
• Jamestown Designs celebrates 40 years
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Speed is only focus for new race
• Island school receives $1,000 from Bob’s
• The Island Garden
• N.K. Girl Scouts win community award
• Restaurants wanted for Tall Ships Festival
• Land Trust’s table is full with plans to transform Godena Farm
• More funding secured for kidsROCK
• Island Calendar
• ALLEN, CIOCI TO WED
• Brad Read will discuss Cup at Pennfield School
• Choristers will perform in Middletown May 11
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• R.I. coasts get $1.9 million
• Ian Watters named to all-academic team
• PCD names Kaleigh Rooney top athlete
• Scramble tournament open for registration
• Golf lessons available for students
• Despite having zero experience, islander makes college crew team
• Emily Abbood named to all-conference team
• In a division full of powerhouses, Skippers hope to surprise
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Legislation could raise tax for high earners
• Islander completes glass project in Houston’s Chase Center
• BELL, TICE TO WED
• Free freshwater fishing this weekend
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Lecture on America’s Cup technology at IYRS
• Theatre By The Sea announces schedule
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Governor’s son pleads not guilty
• Ursula (Sproul) Pimentel
• Where did all the freedom go?
• SEE WALL REPAIRS UNDERWAY
• ORDINARY BILL by Will Wilson
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Thanks for help with Cole Grace fundrasier
• Reduce RV sites, up the cost of those remaining
• Many health problems can arise from turbine
• Friends of the Library needs new members
• May Breakfast a spring tradition in Jamestown
• Event planned this summer? Let us know
• Sheep-shearing day at Watson Farm May 12
• Garden club will meet May 14 to discuss sale
• Save the Bay director will speak at meeting
• Yard sale will benefit student’s trip to Italy
• CISF will host slew of programs this summer
• Island doc will discuss book tonight at library
• Lego club to meet each Thursday in May
• Tech exhibit opens at arts center tonight
• JCT needs youngster for board of directors
• URI pianist will play last concert of season
• Sign up today for walk to benefit hemiplegia
• Girl Scouts will hold bake sale on Saturday
• Opening reception for islander’s exhibit
• Rotary to hold May Breakfast Saturday
• Two lectures planned by Benedictine sister
• Open-road tolling should be ready for Newport’s busy summer
• FOR THE RECORD
• COMMUNITY AWARD
• Vandals hit Lawn Avenue School
• Love is in the air this weekend at Central Baptist Church
• Council discusses clubhouse findings
• PLAY BALL!
• JHS 100 years: Lighting up Narragansett Bay for ship captains
• Jamestown college student wins prestigious art award
• Full slate of programs, camps and concerts planned for summer
• Island Calendar
• RABIES CLINIC
• Islander earns silver medal on Latin exam
• Middle school honors students for academics
• GREEN THUMBS
• Afghanistan perspective
• Yard sale to benefit NKHS sailing May 5
• Melrose student breaks – unofficially – the world javelin record
• Cruise Night at tavern starts next week
• JCT’s ‘Wizard of Oz’ nominated 5 times
• IN BLOOM
• Jamestowners favor Romney for GOP candidate
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• MAKE A WISH
• ORDINARY BILL
• A CLEAN SWEEP
• POLICE LOG
• Ursula (Sproul) Pimentel
• BIRTHS
• Scattering Seeds
• Let’s not degrade island’s beauty
• This Week In Island History
• Earth Day cleanup bags 2,600 pounds of trash
• Eliminating campers isn’t ‘hurtful or hateful’
• Police should patrol coasts, fine litterbugs
• Town should cater to residents, not tourists
• Press columnist spot on with his tax views
• Don’t forget to renew dog licenses in April
• Thanks for making fundraiser a success
• BUBBLY
• JCC will hold pair of concerts in early May
• Volunteers, sponsors needed for BioBlitz
• Registration open for June golf tournament
• Discussion Friday will focus on Ayurveda
• Native plants to be discussed tomorrow
• Drug take-back day at police station Saturday
• Farm Kids program begins tomorrow
• Walk to benefit stroke awareness on May 19
• Drop-off submissions today for CIAA show
• Jamestown doctor will discuss her new book
• Open house tonight at the Island Scoop
• When in doubt we can always form a committee
• Yard sale May 5 to benefit trip to Europe
• EDITORIAL
• Town tree farm to be dedicated tomorrow
• St. Mark will host Benedictine speaker
• Send news of events for the Summer Guide
• North Kingstown bands dominate festival in New York City
• DEM slashes brush, shrubbery at Beavertail
• New golf clubhouse eyed
• Council adopts $21.6 million budget
• Residents could face early water restrictions
• Planners delay turbine vote
• Council decides to give Fort Getty another committee
• A SMOOTH MEASURE
• Water panel notes ominously dry weather and depleted reservoir
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Paiva Weed sponsors new license plates
• Island Calendar
• SCHOLARSHIPS
• MARATHON MOM
• Islander is perfect person to shoot summer’s sailing
• QUALITY QUILT
• Why rush to Fort Getty decision?
• Girls’ lax team begins its bid to defend title
• Capriati inducted into Tennis Hall of Fame
• Islander helps hockey team win title
• DMV now excepting credit cards, not Visa
• Preparations in full throttle for America’s Cup World Series
• CISF will offer sailing and science camps
• RAINBOW BRIGHT
• Islander named to dean’s list at RIT
• Fundraiser planned for SSV Oliver Hazard
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• John Thomas Kenyon IV
• Arthur Littman
• Francis R. Costa Jr.
• Let’s talk taxes
• Bessie Marie Martin Smith
• Leonard A. (Lenny) Brosius
• ORDINARY BILL
• Scattering Seeds
• This Week In Island History
• READING WEEK
• Town doesn’t need a new toy ‘to play with’
• Remembering Jim Munro with a poem
• Volunteers needed for Earth Day cleanup
• 2 special-use permits, 3 variances are too much
• Turbine would disturb residents with noise
• Walrus will be missed by community chorus
• Fort Getty is ‘delicate’ land worth protecting
• Town should allow bed-and-breakfasts
• Increase in meals tax would hurt economy
• Earth Day cleanup Saturday
• Presidential primary at rec center Tuesday
• Drop-off date for Town Hall show next week
• Community theatre is looking for volunteers
• Registration opens for benefit walk on island
• Arts center plans host of events for Earth Day
• Reserve your space today for Farm Kids
• Chamber plans open house at Island Scoop
• Learn about bubbles during April vacation
• Longtime dream of a Jamestown tree nursery comes to life
• EDITORIAL
• Sign up today for 2012 BioBlitz
• School Department proposes a nearly flat budget
• Subcommittee formed to mull ferry proposal
• Property tax could increase 12 cents
• SPRING FROSTBITING
• Islander’s photo wins best in show at Newport Art Museum
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Bill would create new coastal panel
• Students encouraged to walk to school
• School panel approves calendar
• JHS 100 years: Allowing people into town, kicking people out
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Musica Dolce will play at Towers April 22
• Island Calendar
• Chamber offers $1,000 scholarship to islander
• Newport visitors bureau gets new name and logo
• AND THE WINNERS ARE…
• Now’s the time for girls to sign up for softball
• HALFWAY THERE
• Chamber elects new board members
• FUNDS FOR FUN
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• James M. Munro Jr.
• Virginia DeMolles
• Governor’s son charged in Jamestown
• POLICE LOG
• Scattering Seeds
• This Week In Island History
• Assistant harbormaster better idea than police
• Thanks for help with library’s book sale
• Council should listen to taxpayers’ opinions
• Donations needed to upgrade play area
• Too many problems to approve turbine
• Let state know that teachers ‘deserve a break’
• FERRY MEMORIES
• A sad goodbye to The Walrus Says
• GERARD, NIXON TO WED
• JCC will discuss spring concert on 95.9 WCRI
• Volunteers needed for Earth Day cleanup
• Courses will teach women self defense
• Donate today to help out NKHS sailing team
• 2 showings planned of ‘A Night to Remember’
• Wear purple in honor of military children
• Yoga classes begin at golf course Monday
• Learn about carbon footprint tomorrow
• Three programs next week for kids at library
• Reserve seat today for senior center lunch
• Spaces limited for Farm Kids program
• Benefit dinner at St. Matthew’s Saturday
• Sign-language courses begin tonight at library
• Island teen will dance at JAC tonight
• Horsing around: Islander opens farm across the Verrazzano
• Town asked to manage $1.3 million in loans
• Attorney general admits mistake in press release of islander’s death
• EGG-CELLENT
• FOR THE RECORD
• Turbine passes ‘aesthetic’ review
• Planners tilt towards turbine
• Isn't It Romantic? - Concert
• Road to the Rhine: NKHS freshman wins trip to Germany
• GODENA GRANT
• Vending machine art
• Lila Delman presented with top realty award
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• SCHOLARSHIPS
• Deadline tomorrow for conservation program
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• LEGAL NOTICE
• 4 islanders honored by Portsmouth Abbey
• Disability workshop in Narragansett
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• VFW celebrates 50 years in Jamestown
• Is a greenhouse in your future?
• Deadline upcoming to register for baseball
• Hewitt commits to Newport tourney
• Islander sinks first hole-in-one of season
• N.K. sailing – equipped with 10 islanders – defeats Dartmouth
• Joseph “Sam” Bernath
• Former Press reporter releases book on China
• Salve to host speech contest Saturday
• Swain’s DUI charge dismissed
• Attorney general doesn’t file criminal charges in reckless-driving case
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Panel supports dredging around Davisville
• First, Second and Third Worlds: Where do we stand?
• This Week In Island History
• Thanks to fireman for saving treed kitten
• Reduced admission would bring people out
• Attorney general made mistake in Prior death
• Building a turbine should be put to another vote
• Scattering Seeds
• SCIENCE IN SONG
• CHERISHING COMMUNITY
• Democrats to discuss upcoming elections
• Taxpayers will discuss issues with fire, EMS
• Police to offer free self-defense training
• Kids invited to Easter egg hunt Saturday
• Island garden club will meet at St. Matthew’s
• Collaboration ’12 opens tomorrow
• Last call to advertise in telephone directory
• Make reservations for free ‘surprise’ lunch
• Watson Farm to hold 6-week youth program
• Donations needed to benefit sailing team
• Support military kids by wearing purple
• Community band will hold concert Tuesday
• Sign-language classes to be held at library
• N.K. senior will perform at arts center April 12
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• JENNINGS, DIGIANDO TO WED
• Council supports bills to revise pensions
• 11 ships announced for this summer’s festival
• Holy Week services
• Congregation launches ‘Seeds of Hope’
• OPEN GARDEN
• Town Council focuses on Fort Getty plans
• Island acupuncturist says technique helps boom the ‘qi’
• CONANICUT COLORS
• Deadline Saturday to file annual business reports
• Paiva Weed asks Congress to fully fund investment act
• Volunteers needed for Tall Ships festival
• Senates passes bill that will benefit small farms
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• A relatively civilized backyard
• Freshwater fishing season starts April 14
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Livingston Taylor comes to Newport
• Pair of Jamestowners will tickle the ivory this weekend at URI
• Boys’ track team has high expectations for indoor season
• Organizers of farming forum ‘impressed with the enthusiasm’
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• James L. Smith
• Elizabeth R. Murray
• Residents get first mass emergency call
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Booze at farmers markets?
• The new underworld
• This Week In Island History
• Thanks to everyone who made show successful
• SLAM DUNK
• LAZY SPRING DAY
• Scattering Seeds
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Ducks for the derby go on sale this weekend
• Open house at the Secret Garden Sunday
• Easter egg hunt will take place on April 7
• Piano concert at St. Matthew’s on April 2
• ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ will open Cannes Film Festival
• Library closed tomorrow
• Spring book sale this weekend at library
• Final Lego session this afternoon at library
• Beach stickers on sale at rec center
• Artists needed for middle school project
• Library plans 10-week sign-language course
• Police to offer free self-defense course
• ‘Leh Wi Tok’ will be shown tonight at JAC
• Last week to advertise in phonebook
• Island native takes the reins as the new teen coordinator
• FOR THE RECORD
• Panel mulls economic development plan
• Owner of Hull Cove property appeals CRMC decision
• Chamber hears about America’s Cup
• HOME SWEET HOME
• Housin g panel hires new director
• Aquidneck Ferry owner petitions for another bay commute
• Compassion towards animals is retired teacher’s message
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• High school sports funding may be safe
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Final year for baseball coach before hitting the road again
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Jamestown garden featured in best-selling magazine
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• A PENNY SAVED…
• From the State House
• This Week In Island History
• Thanks to everyone who helped with D.C. trip
• Scattering Seeds
• VERY HOT AIR
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS
• Click It or Ticket
• SCHOLARSHIPS
• Community project looking for artists
• Seed planting begins at town farm Saturday
• Press columnist will talk gardens at forum
• Pair of comedy shows at arts center tonight
• Meeting tomorrow a.m. for self-employed
• Tuesday is first class for driver education
• Beach stickers go on sale next week
• Argentinian film tonight at library
• Update your phonebook listing online
• Deadline Saturday to register for primary
• Teen coordinator takes her talents across the bridge
• Council rebuffs idea for ferry service
• Turnpike authority won’t take town to court over turbine
• Town to draft RFPs for turbine
• Unbuckled motorists are target for police
• Jamestown brass takes tour of Portsmouth’s wind turbine
• Potter League to hold annual biscuit hunt
• Island’s newest doctor settles into Jamestown life
• JHS 100 years: From private corporation to Rhode Island town
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Department of Health hires former Press editor
• Workshop will discuss kids with disabilities
• St. Mark wins state championship
• New members welcome for Monday volleyball
• Register today for Cal Ripken Baseball
• North Kingstown winter teams exceed expectations
• 4 AND COUNTING
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• SCHOLARSHIPS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Nominees announced for community award
• Navigating the slippery slope
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Pemberton Place gardeners get surprise
• All we need from consultant is numbers
• ‘CHECK’ US OUT
• Donations needed for JCT’s Vandal Award
• Conanicus Avenue speed limits confuse drivers
• How do you get them to return to the farm?
• Open mic at Lawn Avenue tomorrow
• Update your phonebook listing online
• The importance of young farmers
• ‘Familia Rodante’ will be shown next week
• Blood drive scheduled at Jamestown Tavern
• Teens should register now for driver’s ed
• JAC schedules 5 films to be screened tonight
• Anyone self-employed invited to gathering
• Lego club to meet this afternoon at library
• Knights of Columbus hosts ‘all you can eat’
• Sail Newport director will discuss ACWS
• LIGHTS OUT
• Retired Marine prepares for 3-month trip to Afghanistan
• Honorable Francis J. Darigan Jr. hangs up his robe after 28 years
• Proposed capital budget declines
• Planning board mulls policy for bed-and-breakfasts
• SUMMER IN MARCH
• Keiser: Budget proposal kept at ‘bare-bones minimum’
• North Kingstown will host 4 performances of ‘Footloose’
• JCC now accepting applications for grant
• Panel learns teachers’ salaries are public record
• CHORUS CONTRIBUTION
• Scholarships offered by board of realtors
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Bills could create 1,000 jobs
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Deadline for phonebook updates, advertising
• Getting ready to grow
• St. Mark gets top seed in division playoffs
• NKHS basketball teams lose in quarterfinals
• 52-year-old sets sights on winning the Run of the Charles
• Choristers will perform in Portsmouth Sunday
• Photo
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Workshop will explain edits to civil rights law
• 10 students will have art displayed in museum
• ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign begins on island
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Reasons Jamestown should consider a Taylor Point turbine
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Environmental summit Saturday at URI’s union
• Thanks to tavern owner for extending gratitude
• TURBINE TRIP
• Taxpayers have full access to school budget
• Report provides numbers for Fort Getty decisions
• Jamestown will be home to 2012 BioBlitz
• Daylight saving time begins Sunday
• Yoga studio will begin offering youth classes
• Free blood pressure screenings Sunday
• Library will show Japanese film tonight
• Schumann, Liszt will be featured at recital
• Children’s Lego club at library this afternoon
• Dinner planned by Knights of Columbus
• Basic computer skills will be taught Tuesday
• Balance Sports will hold open house
• Save your spot for trip to Wachusett Saturday
• ‘FOOTLOOSE’
• CIAA will celebrate 4 years at Town Hall
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Packed agenda keeps council busy
• John McCauley named to Chamber of Commerce’s top post
• ROMP AT THE REC
• Council approves harbor budget
• Financial analysis on Fort Getty released
• Rags to riches: The transformation of Dutch Harbor Boat Yard
• House passes bill to ban pair trawling
• Mother Goose comes to Rosecliff tomorrow
• Brown Bird will be on stage at the arts center’s first musical affair
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Taxpayers should see entire school budget
• Police presence on bay would be a good thing
• Putting a turbine together is no small job
• Top-seeded Skippers advance to third round of state championship
• Island musician killed in West Warwick
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Olive D. Richardson
• The sun, the bridge and the wind turbine
• Paul T. Whitehead
• This Week In Island History
• Lego club will be held each Thursday in March
• Turbine consultant should tell both sides
• Ships have sunk in Jamestown waters
• Turbine is not a need, therefore it’s too risky
• Harbormaster, USCG should control the bay
• Solar panels would be better than turbine
• Thanks to everyone who helped find dog
• Fort Getty will be on council’s next agenda
• Chief: Police on bay helps build relationships
• Scattering Seeds
• NEW WHEELS
• Pianist comes to Jamestown March 11
• Islanders file to become presidential delegates
• Advertising available in 2012 island phonebook
• Community volunteer fair tonight at library
• Deadline approaching for sailing scholarship
• Deadline today to drop off art for CIAA show
• Island phonebook needs listing updates
• Workshops planned to discuss library space
• Lock-in, minigolf this Saturday at rec center
• Free blood pressure screenings on Sunday
• Attorney discusses estate planning in uncertain times
• Providence Avenue will stay put
• Businesses resurrected at exhibit
• N.K. files lawsuit against school board due to possible deficit
• Island goes high tech in emergency readiness
• FOREVER GROWING
• Bristol-Warren representative introduces bill to eliminate RITBA
• Turbines accepted after construction
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• USDA will hold conference for women farmers
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• JHS 100 years: Rediscovering the Indians of Conanicut Island
• Registration open for girls’ softball leagues
• Sign up now for Babe Ruth League baseball
• No clients too young or too old for Jamestown Fitness leader
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• Teens can sign up now for diversity program
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• William E. Caldarone
• BIRTHS
• Chorus plans annual CD donation to library
• Helen (Peckham) Anderson
• Scattering Seeds
• Are other sources of power really better than a turbine?
• This Week In Island History
• Navy choristers plan concert in Portsmouth
• Thanks for helping knit hats for the needy
• Police on our bay takes away from our rights
• OLD GLORY RITES
• Clarification on the police, harbor patrol
• Let’s keep RITBA in charge of the bridges
• Whooping cough clinic Tuesday at Melrose
• So you want to be president…maybe not
• Workshops planned to improve library space
• Library will feature Sri Lankan film tonight
• Volunteer fair planned for March 1 at library
• Professor will discuss female POWs Sunday
• CIAA non-juried show is open to everyone
• Teen center lock-in planned for March 3
• Scholarship offered by Jamestown Yacht Club
• Children’s magician to perform this afternoon
• Free blood pressure readings every Sunday
• DOGGY DONATION
• Planning board may take more time with community plan
• State to offer voter IDs at Town Hall
• Restaurant owners not happy about Chafee’s proposition
• Water resources committee disbanded
• TREE TRIMMERS
• School board OKs $12 million budget
• Clash between scientists, fishermen continues to boil over
• Sunken British ships are focus of Newport archaeology project
• Council chooses emergency notification system
• KIDDY CARTOGRAPHERS
• Officer looks to raise money for families of fallen policemen
• ABOUT TOWN
• Children, teens needed for no-teasing program
• DAVIDSON, DICKEY ENGAGED
• Panel hears about potential projects
• School receives grant for D.C. trip
• Expand RITBA duties and keep the tolls affordable
• Do we really need police on the water?
• This Week In Island History
• Too many R.I. families are going to bed hungry
• VALENTINES FOR VETERANS
• VIEWPOINT
• Scattering Seeds
• Cartoon
• James H. Adams
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Workshop planned to control goose population
• POLICE LOG
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Island businessman named to MLK Center’s board of trustees
• Cicilline delivers over 4,000 valentines to Newport County veterans
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• What kind of wind turbine would work for Jamestown?
• Sign up now for girls’ softball program
• BIRTHS
• Historic Godena’s Garage items displayed at library
• Volunteers needed for Cal Ripken Baseball
• Registration open for Babe Ruth League
• Eyes on the prize: Girls’ JV basketball prepares for state championship
• Panel OKs police patrol on harbor
• Political Cartoon
• TO BEE, OR NOT TO BEE
• $11.9 million budget proposed for school department
• Chippendale, Hong to showcase their work at JAC’s latest show
• A Valentine’s story: The Washburns celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Library hosts a seminar on estate laws
• ABOUT TOWN
• RUSSO, LINDSAY WED
• Salvage of sunken barge completed
• Library thankful for donated sound system
• Scattering Seeds
• This Week In Island History
• From the State House
• SAIL AWAY
• Fire, police and rescue staff are compassionate
• Speed limit on North Main Road not enforced
• Elite media – the biggest Super Bowl losers
• Leopercio V. Pereira
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Workshop planned to control goose population
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Earth not warming, wind turbine ‘bad idea’
• Ban on plastic bags would help protect bay
• Use bike path money to fix up town’s roads
• Consignment store opens its doors on Narragansett Avenue
• Wind committee concludes shadow flicker not an issue
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Your letters are welcome
• JHS 100 years: The sale of Conanicut and Dutch islands
• Picton Castle will sail to Newport for festival
• Youth baseball league looking for volunteers
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• 13-year-old islander qualifies for national fencing championship
• Tickets now available for athletics fundraiser
• Jamestown Bridge will be part of bicycle route
• Authority raises tolls on Newport Bridge effective July 1
• FOR THE RECORD
• Jamestown drummer jams on the open seas for 5 months
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• Library announces 2 upcoming foreign films
• Library to offer series of computer courses
• AARP will offer free income tax preparation
• Free blood pressure screenings at Baker’s
• JFD to compete in race up One Financial Plaza
• Award-winning films to be shown at JAC
• Courses on how to knit a scarf begin next week
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Mural will be unveiled tonight at rec center
• Tibetan monk to speak at library Saturday
• JAC will sponsor outdoor-photography course
• Local tall ship will join international festival
• Scattering Seeds
• CHARCOAL CHAMPS
• This Week In Island History
• Financial analysis for 2-megawatt wind turbine released
• Cartoon
• Joseph Anthony Santos
• Ruth V. (Garlick) Baker
• Boat captain pleads guilty to federal assault charges
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• URI ship is first research vessel to use refined biodiesel
• Seminar on estate planning scheduled
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Newport Grand will host bartending competition
• ALL SMILES
• The Walrus Says
• Paiva Weed asks to restore tax exemption on tours
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Co-op talks about R.I.’s local food production
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• The Island Garden
• Boys’, girls’ swimming teams both optimistic about chances at state
• Bryan twins commit to play at ITHF tourney
• Tickets now available for athletics fundraiser
• Meeting next week for Babe Ruth League team
• Pats won’t have homefield advantage with Patriot Paul
• Should Jamestown take action against rising sea level?
• PATRIOT PAUL
• Surveying for bike path begins next week
• Jamestown teens get ready to unveil mural
• African band to play tonight at rec center
• Accepting Apllications
• Republican signatures needed on Saturday
• February book group to discuss ‘Oscar Wao’
• Downtown parking still top priority for planners
• Ad hoc panel looking for solutions on how to combat tick-infested wildlife
• Keiser named town rep on America’s Cup World Series board
• FIGHTING THE STORM
• ABOUT TOWN
• Fire department asks for donations to upgrade rescue boat
• Town offers free yoga tonight and Saturday
• Visit to Portsmouth turbines planned
• Scattering Seeds
• This Week In Island History
• Political Cartoon
• Town should fight claims made by RITBA attorney
• ISLAND PLUNGE PROCEEDS
• Warm defines winter of 2012
• Not going forward with turbine is a ‘no-brainer’
• Islander clarifies story on oyster farming
• POLICE LOG
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Ellen E. Wright
• Lama Pema Wangdak will speak at library
• Artist needed to create festival poster
• Firefighters keep blaze from getting out of control
• Laws of physics don’t support lawyer’s claims
• School panel adopts new national assessment to begin in two years
• URI student will spend spring break building houses in New Orleans
• JHS 100 years: 20 years of controversy between 1637 and 1657
• The Island Garden
• Island Calendar
• Windmist Farm owner on discussion panel
• The Island Garden
• Thanks to everyone involved with pageant
• Island author speaks about issues surrounding affordable heath care
• Jamestown’s Babe Ruth League baseball team at a ‘crossroads’
• Final pieces of sunken barge lifted from bay
• HIGH SPEED
• Coalition, police work to keep drugs off the minds of children
• WINTER WONDERLAND
• Going green: Community farm installs solar panels
• Islander applies for permit to grow clams in Sheffield Cove
• Authority delays vote on Mount Hope tolling
• Four teams of island students enter robotics competition
• FOR THE RECORD
• Unlike many R.I. municipalities, Jamestown ‘is in good fiscal shape’
• More than 30 businesses open on island
• ‘Rough Surf at Sunrise’
• Scattering Seeds
• ROCK BY ROCK
• Wanted – One president, no experience necessary
• HALL OF CLARKES
• Many island residents helped with holidays
• ABOUT TOWN
• This Week In Island History
• Political Cartoon
• TOWN MEETINGS
• John Charles Mosby
• Tracy L. (Brown) Ouellette
• Stephen M. Cooper
• Contractor chosen by council to rebuild Fort Getty pavilion
• Keiser named to pension study commission
• Librarians call on local artisans to turn dream into reality
• Swain pleads not guilty to drunk driving charges
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Animations show 2 different sized turbines
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Trailer released for ‘Moonrise Kingdom’
• Potter League announces auction date
• Uttley given honors at Quinnipiac University
• Farrelly makes dean’s list at AIC for semester
• The Island Garden
• Thanks to those who bought, promoted CD
• Town Council should abandon turbine plan
• JHS unveils notable animals exhibit at Lawn Avenue School
• Platform tennis catches on with members at Conanicut Yacht Club
• Turbine sparks veiled threat from state
• Paiva Weed opposes Quonset casino
• Island Realty will visit senior center monthly
• Screening of ‘Into the West’ at library tonight
• Volunteers needed to update library room
• Chamber will sponsor breakfast with Mello
• Jamestown Women’s Club will meet Tuesday
• Post, VFW to sponsor blood drive on Jan. 22
• Teen development topic of discussion
• NYC’S FINEST
• CIAA announces dates for Town Hall show
• Plein air paintings are on display at library
• Rehearsals for spring concert begin Monday
• Island preschool now accepting applications
• Eighth-graders learn how to use weather station to make predictions
• Islanders spot 74 soaring species in annual bird count
• New yoga studio is open for business on Narragansett Avenue
• Water resources board proposes disbanding
• JHS 100 years: Narragansett Bay before the Europeans
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Hosley named director at RISAS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Helen Foster Cunha
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• TOLL PLAZA PROGRESS
• This Week In Island History
• New dock could arrive near Fort Getty ramp
• FULL MOON RISING
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Congress bans 100-watt light bulbs
• Turbine consultant releases initial wind-speed estimates
• The Walrus Says
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Island Calendar
• The Island Garden
• DMV introduces new driver’s safety guide
• New Year’s resolutions? Not for many notable islanders
• Sophomore will tryout for team usually occupied by upperclassmen
• Planning panel looks at parking
• Sailing education to catch more wind at Fort Getty this summer
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Concert at library will take place on Sunday
• Brown professor will hold forum on PTSD
• RIRRC announces hazardous waste collection dates
• AAA starts to sell E-ZPass transponders
• PLUNGE PERFECT
• Scattering Seeds
• Political Cartoon
• This Week In Island History
• Elizabeth Munson Barnard Netten
• The Fort Getty debate
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Island artisans make headlines in 2011
• WATCH HILL YACHT CLUB
• AMPT raises $675 for R.I. children’s hospital
• The odds and ends of a year full of anniversaries, controversies
• Island Calendar
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• How Jamestown works: Keeping an eye on the town’s money
• Jametowner named venue director for America’s Cup World Series
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Islander contributes to ‘Chicken Soup’ book
• The Walrus Says
• Student-athletes deal with the pressures of drugs, alcohol
• JAC to hold accounting seminar
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Council delays bid selection for pavilion
• Inaugural event exceeds expectations of organizers
• Students please school panel in 2011 with terrific test scores
• Economic impact of ACWS will be palpable
• 2012 plunge expected to have a different feel
• Conservation panel focused this year on Fort Getty, Mackerel Cove
• Island Calendar
• The Walrus Says
• Town Council spends year setting table for major decisions in 2012
• ABOUT TOWN
• Educational tall ship sets sail
• Locals donate trees for downtown area
• A true Jamestown tradition will begin Sunday at East Ferry
• CHINA TOWN
• Issue with town is ‘poor management of funds’
• Scattering Seeds
• This Week In Island History
• Political Cartoon
• Brayton named to RITBA board of directors
• Islander leads Rocky Hill soccer team to championship
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Harbor Commission spends 2011 revising important documents
• Planning board spends year trying to keep town quaint, yet help it grow
• YEAR IN PICTURES
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Farewell, 2011
• Jamestown Chorus Rehearsals Begin January 16, 2012
• Year in review: Around the world to the top of Mount Everest
• Librarian’s Corner
• Island artist unveils 3,000-pound, 14-foot-high sculpture
• David Swain arrested on DUI charges
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• Margaret K. (Going) Settipane
• Scattering Seeds
• Thanks to those who supported bake sale
• SEASON OF GIVING
• Lawn Avenue School awarded $68,750 grant
• This Week In Island History
• Cartoon
• Thanks to everyone who helped with JCC concert
• Obama Administration should restore water act
• Hundreds of islanders sign Fort Getty petition
• Photo
• Merry Christmas
• Release date announced for ‘Moonrise Kingdom’
• DEM releases guidelines for shotgun season
• TOP FIREMAN
• Craft workshop today at library for children
• STATESIDE
• Island churches announce Christmas services
• Children’s Lego club to meet tonight at library
• Tomorrow is final day for JAC’s holiday sale
• Library will be closed Christmas, New Year’s
• Bird count planned for first Saturday in 2012
• Panel looks to improve Mackerel Cove
• Jamestowner named governor’s chief of staff
• Jamestown Fish opening this week
• Islander makes dean’s list for fall semester
• Island Outlook
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• The Island Garden
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Navy choristers seeking members for new year
• Islander says surveying customers can help companies flourish
• Ponds in S.K., N.K. stocked with rainbow trout
• Ecumenical Corner
• Cleanup crew targets Hull Cove, more than 30 people lend hand
• GOLDEN NIGHT
• The Walrus Says
• Fifth grade awarded money for math, science
• newportFILM to show ‘The Island President’
• Pageant will take place Saturday on Shoreby Hill Green
• Panel votes to revise harbor ordinance
• FROM THE DEPTHS
• Panel approves 4,000-square-foot residential building on Hammett Court
• JHS unveils new exhibit: ‘Jamestown in the Resort Era 1875-1930’
• Library schedules four children’s workshops
• Council selects local turbine consultant
• BOOKWORM
• Boston String Quartet to play concert Sunday
• Tea party planned for kids Sunday at Tratt
• College student plans fundraiser Saturday to help fund humanitarian trip
• Opening reception for trunk show tomorrow
• Jamestown Chapel to host concert on Sunday
• Four films to be shown tonight at arts center
• Special service Sunday for grieving islanders
• ’GANNY DONATION
• How Jamestown works: The man in charge of assessing your assets
• Fewer youngsters have opportunity to play hockey because of costs
• Discussion held to mull over long-term affordable housing
• Basketball tournament for charity on Saturday
• Mary P. Perry
• It’s time we ban the use of cell phones while driving
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Political Cartoon
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Fort Getty is a ‘jewel,’ change isn’t necessary
• Thanks to state rep for State House invitation
• Options for Fort Getty belong on referendum
• Christmas tree lighting was community event
• Bridges proposal would make town ‘even better’
• Scouts thanks sponsors for help with lighting
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Island Calendar
• CRMC, Jamestown Vineyards agree on restoration plan for wetland violations
• From the State House
• The Walrus Says
• Islanders pack Town Hall to debate future of Fort Getty
• Community chorus sets the stage Sunday for Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• Harold F. Hagenmiller
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• SANTA’S VISIT
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Town Christmas tree is ‘beautiful,’ not ugly
• Panel should not ignore town zoning ordinance
• This Week In Island History
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• Holiday faces from around the island
• BIRTHS
• Babysitting courses Saturday at library
• Meditation with harp music tonight St. Mark
• Boston String Quartet to visit Central Baptist
• Open house Saturday at community farm
• Band holiday concert next week at PAC Club
• Book fair planned to benefit eighth-graders
• Teens invited to rec center to paint mural
• Arts center to feature four films for festival
• Arts center offers series of holiday workshops
• Garden club to install new officers at meeting
• Town poised to select turbine consultant, mulls over pavilion options
• Three snowy owl sightings on Conanicut Island
• JACQUET, LUTES WED
• The Walrus Says
• Barge moved to shallower waters
• Jamestowners focus on helping needy
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Teen center plans two basketball tournaments
• Chafee establishes America’s Cup committee
• NKHS all-girl hockey team begins season
• Island skater scores game-winning goal
• Group looks to reinstitute plunge
• Fort Getty debate intensifies leading up to pivotal meeting
• Jamestown could move to 2nd District
• Fundraiser tomorrow for NKHS basketball
• A BUSY SATURDAY
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Island art organizations hold holiday sales this weekend
• LIGHT DUTY
• JCC to be featured on NBC’s ‘Sunrise Show’
• Thanks to community for six successful shows
• Approve Bridges’ plan for affordable housing
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• Christmas comes to Jamestown on Saturday
• String quartet to play at Central Baptist Church
• Community farm to hold wreath workshop
• Holiday book sale this weekend at library
• Instrument players may join band Saturday
• Tickets available for JCC’s Handel concert
• Info wanted on 1960’s ferry-riding hounds
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Two sessions planned for teens to paint mural
• Courses planned for first-aid certification
• Open house next week at community farm
• St. Mark to host advent mediation, harp music
• Guest speaker to talk about holiday relaxing
• Bakers needed to help raise funds for D.C. trip
• Former island author to discuss ‘Hessian’ novel
• Volunteers needed to raise flags on Pearl Harbor Day
• Island’s Christmas season kicks off this weekend with sack full of events
• Realtors talk about the state of the housing market in Jamestown
• FOR THE RECORD
• Chamber Chatter
• Jamestown dog lends its therapeutic paws to seniors
• Pension reform limits hikes in property taxes
• Q-and-A: Keiser discusses his job thus far, and the future of the island
• Island standout leads Portsmouth Abbey to historic soccer season
• Basketball tourney to benefit kids’ hospital
• Basketball programs to start this weekend
• FREEZING POINT
• How Jamestown works: Rec department keeps islanders busy
• The Island Garden
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Island Calendar
• Community farm receives $13,200 grant to become solar powered
• Lawn Avenue School announces top students
• The Walrus Says
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• This Week In Island History
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• ‘Vital component’ left out of article on clerks
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Newport choristers to hold Christmas concert
• VIEWPOINT
• Salvage crew arrives to begin process of raising barge
• Library to hold annual book sale next month
• Volunteers needed to help decorate town
• Clerk’s office holds annual mitten drive
• St. Matthew’s sets date for Christmas Bazaar
• WALK TO WASHINGTON
• Your letters are welcome
• Phone solicitors have no connection to JPD
• OceanPoint announces move to Middletown
• Central Baptist adds doll boutique to fair
• Library offers first aid, babysitting courses
• 41 artists to be featured at CIAA holiday fair
• Tickets now on sale for JCC’s “Messiah” concert
• All islanders invited to JSA’s potluck dinner
• ‘The Body in the Sleigh’ on deck for book club
• Island videographer recognized for work on ‘Tuesday’s Child’
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Christmas concert next month in Middletown
• Glitch in report card system sends grades to wrong contacts
• Motorists warned to be alert for deer
• The Island Garden
• Earl A. Dominique
• This Week In Island History
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• VILLAGE CHRISTMAS TREE
• Legal issues hamper zoning for proposed turbine
• Former island teacher stars on Sesame Street
• A turkey’s life before the Thanksgiving table
• Residents speak up against affordable housing project
• The Walrus Says
• Scientist clarifies rumors about amount of pollution in Narragansett Bay
• JHS finishes up its yearlong project
• ‘Wizard of Oz’ was ‘perfectly delightful’
• Ornaments cut cost of tree lighting
• Small Business Saturday
• A day of Thanksgiving
• TOWN OF JAMESTOWN ZONING BOARD OF REVIEW NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• SHOWSTOPPERS
• Chief Mello holds a Q-and-A with Jamestown residents
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Thanks to ’Ganny and musicians for benefit
• Thanks to everyone for help with baskets
• Jamestown duo make a push for the NKHS varsity squad
• Isner announces plans to defend title in 2012
• BALL CONTROL
• Fundraiser planned to support NK basketball
• Basketball camps for island youth planned
• Ecumenical Corner
• Council schedules ‘special meeting’ with contractors to discuss Fort Getty
• PAINT ROOM MAKEOVER
• Shopping local helps keep the community strong
• Wind turbine unveiled at Fishermen’s Memorial
• ISLAND INDIA
• JAC to hold small works show, sale in December
• Library club to discuss
• Christmas Bazaar next month at St. Matthew’s
• New open rec hours on Mondays and Saturdays
• 5K Saturday to benefit annual D.C. field trip
• Clerk’s office kicks off its annual mitten drive
• Final three ‘Oz’ performances this weekend
• J’town Press will be one day early next week
• Deadline today to drop off items for baskets
• JCC schedules winter concert for next month
• Opening reception for CIAA art show tonight
• Rec department plans youth volleyball league
• Children’s basketball programs announced
• JAC to screen two films tonight as part of RIIFF
• SO PROUDLY WE HAIL
• Panel educates islanders about affordable living
• Thanks to everyone involved with bash
• Downtown project was worth the wait
• Empty Bowls 2011 was ‘a great success’
• Scattering Seeds
• Cartoon
• Shoreby Hill named to National Register of Historic Places
• RIDOT sends letter of support for cross-island bike path
• Coast Guard tells town to register harbor buoys
• TOLL FREE
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• New teacher evaluations to take effect in 2012
• Island runner takes third place at state championship
• This Week In Island History
• The Island Garden Growing indoors during the winter
• 65 islanders finish Newport Pell Bridge Run
• Panel approves parking variance for yoga studio
• COOL RUNNINGS
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Island Calendar
• How Jamestown works: The three women in the clerk’s office
• The Walrus Says
• 35 years as home to Penguin Plunge comes to an end
• CAT’S CREATION
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Conservation panel mulls over location of proposed turbine
• Baines, Whitehouse win school panel seats
• Town awarded $111,775 for turbine studies
• Council passes changes to harbor ordinance
• Raising barge more difficult than expected
• Pell Bridge opens for runners for first time
• Volunteers needed to raise, lower flags
• Air Force pilot will speak at Veterans Day ceremony
• WALK THIS WAY
• BOWL OF FUN
• Chef from The Pier to show off cooking skills
• JCT production of ‘Oz’ to open this weekend
• JCC to feature Handel’s ‘Messiah’ in December
• Deadline upcoming for Thanksgiving baskets
• Annual piano concert to feature URI students
• Meet the police chief at the library next week
• WWII film screening at library Friday night
• FAQs added to state’s pension reform website
• 5K planned to help with eighth-graders’ D.C. trip
• Babysitting courses offered at library
• Drop-off deadline for CIAA juried show today
• Winter projects under way for women’s club
• BUSINESS EXPO
• More scenes from ‘The Wizard of Oz’
• Thanks for help with golf tourney
• Family appreciates islanders’ kindness
• Cartoon
• Ann Lyons Nugent
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• NOCTURNAL JOGGERS
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• The Island Garden
• Your letters are welcome
• BIRTHS
• Fisherman drowns in East Passage
• Council ponders ways to increase recycling
• Search for housing authority chief underway
• Concussion sidelines island athlete for season
• Jack O’ Lantern Jog was a ‘huge success’
• JSA finishes another successful campaign
• Island businesses help to raise $500
• Island veteran remembers his World War II days
• Island garden club announces next meeting
• The Walrus Says
• LEGAL NOTICE
• 5K planned to help raise funds for annual D.C. trip
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• PRESIDENT POWELL
• Connecticut College, Salk finish in 6th place
• Yellow Brick Road leads to the rec center this weekend
• Your letters are welcome
• JHS highlights Jamestown movie clips
• Islander wins Northeast Grappling Championship
• How Jamestown works: DPW wraps up a busy 2011
• Parking remains only obstacle for yoga studio
• JACK O’LANTERN SCULPTURE
• Jamestown graduates will attend NKHS in 2012
• Jamestown students do their part to fight hunger
• Get ready for the Jack O’ Lantern Jog
• Halloween Parade this weekend for kids, dogs
• Press cartoonist to display jack o’ lanterns
• JAC to hold horror film festival tomorrow night
• PAC’s Halloween Bash will include live band
• Halloween hayrides at Godena Farm Friday
• ABOUT TOWN
• While we’re talking about safety . . .
• Dinner conversation at school a success
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• ISLAND TOUR
• Three islanders prepare to play Hendricken in first round of playoffs
• The Walrus Says
• Slice of Heaven, House of Pizza come out on top
• NKHS JV team defeats La Salle in playoffs
• Rocky Hill field hockey team defeats Classical
• NKHS varsity boys’ soccer make push at the postseason
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Get your tickets for the ‘Wizard of Oz’
• Brown, Trinity Rep brings Shakespeare to life at JAC
• Benefit concert to be held at ’Ganny Sunday
• LEGAL NOTICE
• THE PINK HOUSE
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• TOWN MEETINGS
• This Week In Island History
• ‘Flawless’ reporting, but wrong last name
• FUNDS FOR FARMS
• Have a safe Halloween
• Turbine isn’t only option to be ‘green’
• Children’s Lego club to meet today at library
• The Island Garden
• IYRS to hold series of lectures in November
• From the State House
• Robert L. Johnson
• Marina F. (Pashalis) Reves
• Kenneth James Prior
• Clarice Mae Winton (Cook)
• Kenneth Howard Taylor
• Jamestown man killed in accident on Pell Bridge
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• CHEER WORTHY
• Island Chamber hosts business expo Nov. 3
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Fiorenzano finishes in a tie for 61st place
• Tryouts for JSA travel soccer team Saturday
• NKHS JV girls’ tennis team enters the postseason undefeated
• Skippers’ tennis qualifies for playoffs for first time
• Navy commander gets a warm welcome on island
• Middletown DMV branch opens next month
• Ad hoc group committed to legalizing drugs speaks at library
• Arts center announces community fundraiser
• NKHS Booster Club to hold annual calendar raffle
• BobbieJo Fournier
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Cartoon
• The Island Garden
• TOWN MEETINGS
• PASTA AND PUMPKINS
• JUNIOR FIREFIGHTERS
• FARMER, TURILLO ENGAGED
• Red Ribbon Week next week at Lawn Avenue
• Association to hear from school panel candidates
• Jamestown Fitness to hold kids’, dog parade
• ‘Atticus’ performance this weekend at library
• Over-40 adult soccer to begin this weekend
• Halloween hayrides
• Cartoonist displays pumpkin art Oct. 27
• Six ‘Oz’ performances planned for November
• Open recreation hours on Mondays, Saturdays
• Nine horror films to be screened at arts center
• Coffee hour with NKHS principal this Monday
• Kids invited to library for Halloween project
• Teen center to close Saturday for AMPT trip
• Library’s Lego club to meet three more times
• Deadline looming for annual photo contest
• CIAA sponsors display of art etchings at library
• Jack O’ Lantern Jog planned for Oct. 30
• Council picks bike path as a top priority
• Islanders support teacher’s fight against cancer
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• New program to ‘focus on positive behavior’
• East Ferry seawall repairs may cost more than expected
• PASTA PARTY
• Town will not pay to record council meetings
• MOO-VING ALONG
• Walrus Says
• Arts center is a great asset to community
• Never too early to think about Christmas tree
• Island Calendar
• LEGAL NOTICE
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• JEF elects three new board members
• Thanks to everyone involved in bike race
• Police should be more visible in town
• Benefit concert planned at ’Ganny in memory of island guitarist
• Islanders call for ‘shared sacrifice’ between Pell, Mt. Hope bridge users
• Jamestown reps discuss new pension reform legislation
• PEDAL POWER
• Political Cartoon
• Day was perfect for Jamestown Classic
• 25 mph ‘too fast’ for West Ferry hill
• RITBA announces two additional hearings
• NKHS plans coffee hour for parents of students
• TOWN MEETINGS
• URI to honor Franz Liszt’s 200th birthday
• LEGAL NOTICE
• JAC to offer fashion photography courses
• This Week In Island History
• Let’s stop supporting Mount Hope Bridge
• Scattering Seeds
• Bridge tolls topic of public hearing Monday
• Showing of 1992 film ‘Wind’ tomorrow night
• Trails to Terror field trip planned for teens
• Teen center to hold a seventh-grade night
• TOP ARTISTS
• Lego club to meet once a month for rest of year
• Six ‘Oz’ performances on stage next month
• Entertainment books on sale to benefit PTO
• Registration begins for Jack O’ Lantern Jog
• JCPA to hold concert at St. Matthew’s Sunday
• Photos being accepted for annual calendar
• Island garden club to hold meeting at library
• Performance of ‘Atticus’ scheduled at library
• Learn about beekeeping at library presentation
• Annual pasta dinner to be held at St. Mark
• WHERE IS THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• RIDE rep discusses new evaluation system
• New engineering firm opens its doors on the island
• Richard Leco named interim director at JHA
• The Island Garden
• Thomas Daniel Linn
• David Godfrey M. Czarnetzki
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Islander’s Samoan-inspired works wins poetry award in Fiji
• Island Calendar
• Tall ships to return to Narragansett Bay after five-year hiatus
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• The Walrus Says
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Your letters are welcome
• Library discussion on legalizing drugs tonight
• Jamestown resident discusses his role as U.S. attorney
• JSA to hold tryouts for spring travel league
• SOCCER STARS
• Skippers look to break losing streak against East Greenwich
• Piano association plans 10th anniversary concert
• Jamestown children test well above state average
• BEAVERTAIL VIEW
• Tolling discussions for Mt. Hope Bridge heat up
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• SNYDER, POTTER WED
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• To grow or not to grow
• OBITUARIES
• Future not clear concerning 100 Head’s Beach ‘tax lots’
• Hundreds of bikers prepare for island race on Columbus Day
• THREE-PEAT
• Adult basketball league begins tonight at Lawn
• Five winners named at island soccer challenge
• Tryouts upcoming for spring travel teams
• Secret Garden defeats Slice of Heaven, 5-3
• Baines will appear first on November’s ballot
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Legals
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• RITBA to hold public hearing
• This Week In Island History
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Obey speed limits so children are safe
• SCENES FROM HEY DAY
• Wakefield DMV branch to close for renovations
• Rev. James Keller: ‘Legalize all drugs’
• Library to participate in Read for the Record
• Fashion photography courses planned at JAC
• Free yoga class at arts center tomorrow
• Library’s Lego club to hold three sessions
• Library announces new hours for fall season
• Town’s humane society to hold photo contest
• PTO fundraiser offers Entertainment books
• Dancing presentation to be held at rec center
• Melrose, Lawn to offer afterschool programs
• CIAA sponsors photo exhibit all this month
• JHS exhibit portrays a town that could have been much different
• Swain freed from Tortola prison after murder conviction overturned
• Holiday deadlines at the Press
• Islanders speak out on Fort Getty debate
• A WAGON RIDE AT HEY DAY
• DEM releases waterfowl hunting regulations
• JCT announces dates for ‘The Wizard of Oz’
• The Walrus Says
• Candidate says his financial know-how can help in these tough economic times
• Island music instructor named Teacher of the Year
• Council, harbor panel not seeing eye to eye on ordinance edits
• Jamestown Senior Center menu
• Island Calendar
• Historical society presents Jamestown that could have been
• Hyundai of Newport raises $10,000 for Newport Hospital
• Annual pumpkin championship next weekend
• Potters Cove among Narragansett Bay’s contaminated waters
• Does your kid play high school sports?
• Seasonal campers should be heard
• Council should trust, listen to islanders
• Thanks to JFD for Sept. 11 memorial
• Town shouldn’t pay for service it gets free
• Jamestown Day was a ‘huge success’
• PUT A STAMP ON IT
• CONCRETE JUNGLE
• Banned Books Week celebrated at library
• 122-foot Lynx to enter Jamestown waters next week
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• Wind turbine tour to be held at N.E. Tech
• URI offers trawling trip aboard 49-foot vessel
• Fishing season for scup extended
• Public hearings scheduled to discuss Mouth Hope tolling
• RACE FOR RICHES
• Desmarteaux, Visinski advance to nationals
• Fiorenzano finishes 56th at Adams Cup tourney
• Rotary Club to hold its 36th annual bike race
• South County U7 travel team tryouts scheduled
• Slice of Heaven, Lila Delman win U10 games
• JAC offers yoga classes, daycare for children
• This Week In Island History
• Dolores M. Christman (Guimarey)
• Celebrate our island at Hey Day on Saturday
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• The Island Garden
• DEM: Be on lookout for Asian longhorned beetle
• Land trust to hold Hey Day on Saturday at Godena Farm
• Registration begins for adult basketball league
• Arts center to feature ‘Richard III’ next week
• Bette Davis film to be shown at library tonight
• Manhattan Short Film Festival tonight at JAC
• Three sessions left for children’s Lego club
• JAC to begin eight-week pottery course tonight
• Award-winning director to screen film at library
• Incumbent to seek his second term on School Committee
• Owners of Jamestown Vineyards agree to restoration order
• Q-and-A: Cicilline talks about pension, health care and creating jobs
• Panel discusses managing population growth
• DEM warns about EEE, West Nile virus in R.I.
• LEGAL NOTICE
• The Walrus Says
• Your letters are welcome
• DAYBREAK
• Police chief in middle of homicide controversy
• COLORS OF AUTUMN
• THE WALRUS SAYS
• THE WALRUS SAYS
• Islander to be featured at this weekend’s Newport Arts Festival
• Islander to be featured at this weekend’s Newport Arts Festival
• IN HONOR OF
• IN HONOR OF
• Dedication to be held at Beavertail Saturday
• Sundlun house put on market for $1.1 million
• Sundlun house put on market for $1.1 million
• Teachers prepare for new state evaluation standards
• Teachers prepare for new state evaluation standards
• Photography exhibit to be held at arts center
• Photography exhibit to be held at arts center
• JHS will open doors to museum, meetinghouse
• JHS will open doors to museum, meetinghouse
• Shores associations to hold monthly meeting
• Shores associations to hold monthly meeting
• Two-mile walkthrough Sunday at Watson Farm
• Two-mile walkthrough Sunday at Watson Farm
• Teen center orientation planned for newcomers
• Teen center orientation planned for newcomers
• Dedication to be held at Beavertail Saturday
• Public lottery planned for island residents
• Public lottery planned for island residents
• RITBA looks at open-road tolling
• RITBA looks at open-road tolling
• Land trust to sponsor ‘Hey Day’ next month
• Land trust to sponsor ‘Hey Day’ next month
• First of four Lego club sessions to start today
• First of four Lego club sessions to start today
• FUN WITH ROPES
• FUN WITH ROPES
• Political Cartoon
• Political Cartoon
• Scattering Seeds
• Scattering Seeds
• Hopefully RIDOT can see value to bike path
• Hopefully RIDOT can see value to bike path
• This Week In Island History
• This Week In Island History
• Library to celebrate Banned Books Week
• The Island Garden
• Library to celebrate Banned Books Week
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• The Island Garden
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Charles B. Ceppi Jr.
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Carolyn L. Cooper
• Charles B. Ceppi Jr.
• Carolyn L. Cooper
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• Campground should be put to referendum
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Recent tour of Fox Hill Farm a success
• Campground should be put to referendum
• Too few people get to experience Fort Getty
• Recent tour of Fox Hill Farm a success
• Some islanders need extra water to launch
• Too few people get to experience Fort Getty
• Skatefest 2011 was ‘a great success’
• Some islanders need extra water to launch
• CIAA annual show featured 66 artists
• Skatefest 2011 was ‘a great success’
• JAC among 200 venues worldwide participating in Manhattan Short
• CIAA annual show featured 66 artists
• Mello sworn in as Jamestown police chief
• JAC among 200 venues worldwide participating in Manhattan Short
• America’s Cup event to generate $72 million
• Mello sworn in as Jamestown police chief
• Jamestown reps sponsor energy bill
• America’s Cup event to generate $72 million
• Water, sewer rates to climb by 5 percent
• Jamestown reps sponsor energy bill
• ALL TIED UP
• Water, sewer rates to climb by 5 percent
• ALL TIED UP
• POLICE LOG
• From the State House
• Trio of college roommates continue to jam
• Island Calendar
• Trio of college roommates continue to jam
• From the State House
• Island Calendar
• HEATH, FALLON WIN
• Secret Garden, Slice of Heaven come out on top
• HEATH, FALLON WIN
• Secret Garden, Slice of Heaven come out on top
• ITHF names Stan Smith president of organization
• Annual bike race to be held on Columbus Day
• ITHF names Stan Smith president of organization
• Jamestowner at the helm of NKHS unified volleyball team
• Annual bike race to be held on Columbus Day
• Jamestowner at the helm of NKHS unified volleyball team
• DuPonte resigns as director, cites unrest with JHA commissioner
• DuPonte resigns as director, cites unrest with JHA commissioner
• Island businesses ‘grateful’ for another successful season
• The Walrus Says
• Celebrating Jamestown Day 2011 held at Fort Getty
• Island Calendar
• URI offers four fishing trips aboard Cap’n Bert
• Military vehicle show to take place at Quonset
• Lynx will sail into Jamestown for first time
• SUNNY DAY
• Design committee preps for meeting with DOT director
• In case of storm, town administrator says town has its bases covered
• Five-week afterschool golf program planned
• Picante wins A Class in second week of racing
• Pair of holes-in-one at Jamestown Golf Course
• Jamestowner to leave for England tomorrow
• Registration begins for Jamestown bicycle race
• Beal, Kallfelz among winners in Around the Island race
• State rep calls for changes in RITBA
• Auger named superintendent of North Kingstown schools
• Harbormaster discusses Irene, Fort Getty boat ramp, moorings
• Governor signs three bills to booster fishing trade
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• John R. Collart
• The Island Garden
• NKHS to hold forum for college-bound kids
• Thanks to family, friends for support
• Fort Getty campers helped build island
• Fort Getty campers help local business
• SURF’S UP
• State to receive funding for 2010 floods
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Bridge tolls should be shared by communities
• A FAMILY AFFAIR
• Central Baptist Church to hold men’s breakfast
• Accidental Sisters to begin rehearsals tonight
• Drop-off date for CIAA Town Hall show today
• Boys Scouts to hold scouting exposition Sunday
• Registration begins for Lego club at library
• Land trust to sponsor ‘Hey Day’ next month
• Teen center schedules newcomer orientation
• BLMA to hold annual meeting at library
• Tour of Watson Farm planned for Sept. 25
• Piano concert Sunday at St. Matthew’s Church
• BLMA plans events for National Museum Day
• Library to show movie about 1938 hurricane
• GONE FISHING
• Draining issues complicate pair of Spindrift proposals
• Historic house tour this weekend
• Islander sets sights on one of two school panel seats
• RITBA takes hard look at reinstituting Mt. Hope toll
• St. Matthew’s celebrates 175 years
• The Walrus Says
• School panel gets strict on Lawn Avenue dress code
• Wind turbine numbers poised for unveiling
• The Walrus Says
• School panel gets strict on Lawn Avenue dress code
• Wind turbine numbers poised for unveiling
• Breakaway wins first race of JYC’s fall season
• Island Calendar
• Registration open for the Jamestown Classic
• Capriati, Kafelnikov among four inducted
• ‘SUPER’ SKILLS
• Registration begins for five-week golf program
• Breakaway wins first race of JYC’s fall season
• Registration open for the Jamestown Classic
• ‘SUPER’ SKILLS
• Island Calendar
• Capriati, Kafelnikov among four inducted
• Registration begins for five-week golf program
• SAIL AWAY
• SAIL AWAY
• Summer resident wins women’s keelboat championship
• Summer resident wins women’s keelboat championship
• GOLDEN DAY
• GOLDEN DAY
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Alan Brunner
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• The Island Garden
• Alan Brunner
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• The Island Garden
• This Week In Island History
• 10 YEARS LATER
• Scattering Seeds
• Town did a great job preparing for storm
• Irene has major impact in Vermont
• 10 YEARS LATER
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Town did a great job preparing for storm
• Irene has major impact in Vermont
• EDITORIAL
• LIMA, MOYLAN WED
• Next month’s ‘Hey Day’ at Godena Farm
• ‘Gunga Din’ was created by what British author?
• EDITORIAL
• LIMA, MOYLAN WED
• Next month’s ‘Hey Day’ at Godena Farm
• ‘Gunga Din’ was created by what British author?
• Island’s garden club to meet in Portsmouth
• Piano association plans first concert of season
• Events planned for National Museum Day
• Teen center schedules orientations, programs
• Prizes to be awarded at Saturday’s Skatefest
• Annual Jamestown Day tomorrow at Fort Getty
• Library to begin Lego club for kids of all ages
• Teen center schedules orientations, programs
• Community chorus is seeking new singers
• Prizes to be awarded at Saturday’s Skatefest
• CIAA announces next juried Town Hall show
• Annual Jamestown Day tomorrow at Fort Getty
• Mystery book group to discuss ‘Booked to Die’
• Library to begin Lego club for kids of all ages
• Island’s garden club to meet in Portsmouth
• Community chorus is seeking new singers
• Piano association plans first concert of season
• CIAA announces next juried Town Hall show
• Events planned for National Museum Day
• Mystery book group to discuss ‘Booked to Die’
• HODGSON, RICHARDS WED
• FOR THE RECORD
• America’s Cup event expected to spark the island’s economy
• JAC focuses on fall programming after successful summer series
• Revival of Jamestown Day continues Friday evening
• HODGSON, RICHARDS WED
• FOR THE RECORD
• America’s Cup event expected to spark the island’s economy
• Revival of Jamestown Day continues Friday evening
• JAC focuses on fall programming after successful summer series
• Islander remember 9/11 a decade later
• Islander remember 9/11 a decade later
• Support for Fort Getty referendum emerges
• Support for Fort Getty referendum emerges
• Singers In All Voice Ranges Sought For Messiah Concert
• School panel votes to change food vendor, switches to Aramark
• The Walrus Says
• Behnke, Spencer wed
• Macx, Lynx, Feather, Four Suns win race 10
• A low-tech way to cook
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Island Calendar
• Paiva Weed wants to eliminate tax from tourism
• Jamestown swimmer breaks three world backstroke records
• Library of Congress to visit Newport next week
• Islander juggles successful career as sailor, author and designer
• Tips for preventing storm damage to trees
• History of Fort Getty: German POWs to the circus by the sea
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Frances L. (Salisbur y) V lachos
• Glenn E. King
• Herbs of all shapes and sizes
• Town emergency personnel save life
• Much more to the story of farm’s walls
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• ISLAND BLOOM
• Committee takes tour of newly renovated Jamestown schools
• Jamestown missed the worst from Hurricane Irene
• Garden club schedules meeting in Portsmouth
• Date set for the annual Jamestown Classic race
• Library schedules two sign language courses
• Monthly book clubs for children begin tonight
• Discussion group to discuss ‘Booked to Die’
• Library announces new hours for school year
• Orientation planned at teen center tonight
• CIAA announces its next Town Hall exhibit
• The Press wants to know where you were on 9/11
• Island businesses take precautions before the storm
• Lifelong islander produces his first ‘extreme sports’ documentary
• Islanders clean up after Hurricane Irene
• Islanders brace for Hurricane Irene
• ‘Just Wings’ takes the street with eyes set on conquering cancer
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Book discussion group chooses its next title
• Recreational soccer to hold registration Sunday
• Let’s keep longtime islanders in Jamestown
• Islanders enjoy their day on the bay – aside from one little crash
• Former NKHS cross-country standout enters final collegiate season
• Credit union opens new branch on Post Road
• ISN’T IT GRAND
• The Press wants to know where you were on 9/11
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• Scattering Seeds
• Volunteers helped to put on successful regatta
• Last week’s fundraiser was a ‘great party’
• Thanks for making talent show a success
• Firefighters and EMS deserve appreciation
• Thanks to sponsors and concertgoers
• Lifeguards at town beach not doing job
• Fundraiser successful thanks to sponsors
• NIGHT AT THE COMMUNITY FARM
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Collection for hazardous waste next month in N.K.
• Caring for your potted plants
• This Week In Island History
• CAREFREE
• Lila Delman opens new office in Providence
• Chorus to perform at senior center Saturday
• Tours of Melrose, Lawn planned for next week
• Teen center announces hours for school year
• Whitehouse’s staff to visit island next week
• Jamestown artist to be featured at art festival
• Tomorrow is deadline to announce candidacy for School Committee
• Sunflower contest judging on Saturday
• Solo performance at arts center tomorrow
• Orientations scheduled by town’s teen center
• Church celebrates 175 years with organ recital
• Conanicut Yacht Club elects new officers
• Rowers prepare to compete on ‘best course I’ve ever seen or raced on’
• Islander named Portsmouth’s town administrator
• Panel evaluates conservation letter concerning community plan
• Fifty Boats compete in Fools’ Rule Regatta
• Commission urges Fort Getty ‘balance’
• Islander and his band jam out at the recreation center
• TOWN RECORDS
• Staff of senator to visit library later this month
• The Walrus Says
• ‘INUK’
• Irrigating Your Garden
• Island Calendar
• Newport Navy chorus looking for members
• Volunteers needed at town’s emergency shelter
• ITHF will re-enact first tennis championship
• Tryouts scheduled for U13 boys’ travel team
• Pair of Jamestowners prepare for race around the island
• Annual kayak race to start at Mackerel Cove
• Island sailor prepares for tomorrow’s race
• Islander makes an ace at town golf course
• Brendlinger, Sifher win round-robin tournament
• TEAM OF THE YEAR
• Island woman gets three holes-in-one in 12-month span on same hole
• Reward from risk for Rhode Island native
• Bus routes for upcoming school year
• BIGGER FISH
• Tours of Melrose, Lawn planned for new families
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOG
• Auditions for final ‘Oz’ roles take place Sunday
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Adam Jackson
• Jamestown artist to be featured in Newport
• Republican committee schedules deck party
• Annual talent show tonight at rec center
• Recharge in just four days
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• FISH STORY
• HOOK, LINE AND SINKER
• What were the names of the Brontë sisters?
• Rocky Hill principal to speak at library tonight
• Court forces Newport to improve sewer system
• Military spouses group to welcome newcomers
• St. Mark Church to hold festival Saturday
• Library to show ‘Rio’ tomorrow afternoon
• Registration begins for sign language courses
• Annual fundraiser at town farm Saturday
• Men’s chorus prepares for upcoming concert
• St. Matthew’s Church to hold organ recital
• Arts center schedules ‘Etudes’ performance
• Fools’ Rule Regatta to set sail this weekend
• Singers, musicians and storytellers audition for tonight’s talent show
• Set designer of ‘SNL’ speaks at society’s annual meeting
• Chamber to throw annual fundraiser Saturday
• Fools will rule this weekend
• HOOKED
• Turbine debate keeps spinning, extension needed for wind studies
• Your letters are welcome
• Top island spots chosen for souvenir
• Auditions for JCT’s “Oz” production scheduled
• The Walrus Says
• Wetherill, Beavertail prime spots for air show
• Irrigating Your Garden
• Island Calendar
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Island Animal begins selling raffle tickets
• JCC raffle tickets being sold this weekend
• Island sailor, naval architect applies his trade in San Francisco
• Jamestown Yacht Club holds season’s eighth race
• FENWAY FAITHFUL
• Fishing derby for kids Saturday at reservoir
• NK5K 2011
• Free sailing lessons at Fort Getty next week
• Annual rowing race to begin at Mackerel Cove
• Fools’ Rules Regatta upcoming at East Ferry
• Keep rollin’: Islander talks about the modern-day roller derby
• OHPRI reaches $4 million mark
• CIAA art show on display at recreation center
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• Councilor should elaborate on remark
• Lawn students had memorable D.C. trip
• ISLAND REGGAE
• Rocky Hill’s head of school to visit library
• Library book group to discuss ‘Jane Eyre’
• Registration begins for sign language courses
• Balloon magician to visit library next week
• Piñata workshop for children on Saturday
• JHS schedules Eugene Lee to speak tonight
• Tuscan theme planned for annual farm night
• ‘Moonlight Magic’ fundraiser tomorrow
• Hilltop better site for a new pavilion
• August is full of shows at Theatre by the Sea
• Dead Blues Society to play in town Sunday
• ‘Hessian Drummer’ book signing tonight
• Party planned to greet new military families
• Six RIIFF films to be shown at arts center
• FOR THE RECORD
• Society gets ready to kick off summer wildlife education program
• Watson Farm reveals a historic stone wall along North Road
• Conservation panel agrees to focus on Fort Getty
• CRMC orders restoration on Beavertail property
• PADDLE PARTY
• Osprey trio prepare for the unsure future that lies ahead
• The Walrus Says
• Library to hold pair of sign language courses
• BUYING LOCAL
• Local leaders announce innovate ocean plan
• School essentials given to needy in Newport
• Master dog trainer to hold demonstration
• Worth the labor
• Island Calendar
• The circus in the yard
• GOOD LUCK
• Fishing derby for kids next week at reservoir
• ACES
• Former basketball pro opens IT franchise
• PHILLIE FANATIC
• Islander and his small crew prepare for Ida Lewis Distance Race
• South County’s U-15 team to hold tryouts
• CISF offers free sailing lessons at Fort Getty
• 15-mile kayak race to begin at town beach
• Fools’ Rules Regatta to take place at East Ferry
• World class: Summer resident Tobin Heath shines for the World Cup team
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Film festival screening to be held at island arts center
• Renowned weather dog to make appearance on the island
• ‘Reggae at the Beach’ upcoming at Fort Getty
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Diana de Koranyi Gallagher
• Elsie L. (Lindeman) Spangler
• At the end of the day as we move forward
• This Week In Island History
• Scattering Seeds
• RIDING IN STYLE
• LOBSTER LUNCH
• Resident is right to criticize new ramp
• Portrait, landscape artist schedules his gallery’s grand opening
• Auditions scheduled for ‘Wizard of Oz’
• Former Jamestowner to hold book signing
• Island garden club to hold business meeting
• Town’s concert series to feature Greg Abate
• Chorus’ annual talent show to hold tryouts
• NKHS Class of 1986 to hold reunion Saturday
• Chamber, community farm to hold fundraiser
• JCC raffle tickets being sold at two locations
• Book discussion group to debate ‘Jane Eyre’
• Boston String Quartet to perform Saturday
• Arts and crafts group looking for members
• Blood of neighbors, co-workers save life of longtime islander
• Volunteers needed to raise, lower flags
• Affordable housing proposal heard by planning commission
• National Grid: Turbine could cost $2 million
• Nostalgia guides pavilion decision
• MORNING RISE
• Busy summer days upcoming at the community farm
• Foundation seeks island families to host foreign exchange students
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Ruggiero gives $1,000 grant to arts center
• The Walrus Says
• Theatre by the Sea to perform ‘Hairspray’
• Group of boys vow to keep the island clean this summer
• Arts and crafts group invites women to join
• The importance of mulch
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE JAMESTOWN PRESS?
• Annual fundraiser next month at town farm
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• ISLAND ACE
• Around the horn
• Six islanders prepare for military-style obstacle course
• Island Calendar
• Auditions for annual talent show announced
• Local chef up to challenge on ‘Rocco’s Dinner Party’
• Library announces upcoming film titles
• Island educators teach a different kind of summer school
• SUMMER STUDENTS
• TOWN MEETINGS
• POLICE LOGS
• Bruce Sundlun
• This Week In Island History
• Women’s club gives back to community
• New town parking system needed
• Do not take rights of boaters away
• JEMS, Fire Dept. merger going well
• Heroes living right ‘across the street’
• Scattering Seeds
• STOP FOR WATER
• Michael J. Infantolino
• Gilbert Stuart Museum to raffle off quilt
• Ruining of the last bastion of free speech
• Bruce Sundlun: An island character
• Paiva Weed, Ruggiero help create energy board
• SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
• Lego club scheduled to meet tonight at library
• ‘Best Cover Band’ to play in town Sunday
• ‘Jane Eyre’ next title for discussion group
• Community farm still looking for volunteers
• Community dinner at at church tomorrow
• Boston String Quartet to present ‘WorldSong’
• Teen center’s advisory group to begin meeting
• Record number of swimmers participate in plunge across Narragansett Bay
• Aquaculture movement trying to catch on in Jamestown
• FOR THE RECORD
• Town flags now for sale at clerk’s office
• NKHS Class of 1986 plans its 25th reunion
• Community chorus to hold summer raffle
• Renovated Fort Getty boat ramp ‘useless’
• Introducing a new look for the Jamestown Press
• Scope of public’s influence on line items unclear
• BAY SWIM
• Multiple options for replacement pavilion presented at workshop
• Jamestown Community Chorus Talent Show Auditions
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Forbidden fruit: an abundance of figs
• Pension shortfalls are coming home to roost
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Former NKHS standout making the most of position change
• EMS RUNS
• NKHS Class of 1986 plans its 25th reunion
• Memorial service planned for longtime resident
• FOR THE RECORD
• Following the unknown road
• Scattering Seeds
• This week in Island history
• Simplicity of Ft. Getty what makes it special
• NKHS is ‘premier’ high school in state
• Annual book sale at library a success
• Fireworks donation
•  EDITORIAL 
• State representative awards tree committee with $1,000 grant
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Community chorus to hold summer raffle
• Teen center to go rock climbing next week
• Registration begins for library’s Lego club
• Busy at work
• Book discussion group to debate ‘Jane Eyre’
• Filmmaking workshop for children tonight
• Blues-rock band set to play concert Sunday
• Central Baptist to hold its community dinner
• Volunteers of all ages needed at town farm
• Boston String Quartet to perform on island
• Wedding surprise
• The Shack keeps the focus on high-quality ingredients in its second year
• Education commissioner responds about misleading numbers
• Town signs three-year agreement with Central Landfill
• Panel advises no changes in FTM voting
• Council plans two Fort Getty workshops
• Sounds of the drums beating fill the recreation center
• Isner captures Hall of Fame Championship
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Cove construction
• From the State House
• Island Calendar
• ‘Bubbles’ tomorrow at Theatre by the Sea
• ‘Hairspray’ set to open at Theatre by the Sea
• The Walrus Says
• Father-daughter duo win national duckpin championship
• Jamestown teen returns from two-week trip to Peru
• Fournier, Enos to wed
• Gilbert, Bryant wed
• EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Victoria J. (Kules) Turon
• John Joseph Furtado
• Learning to communicate in 2011
• This week in Island history
• Wolfe receives honors at Northfield Mount
• Scattering Seeds
• Raise in mooring fees uncalled for
• Vital workshop for mooring holders
• Appreciation for help with fireworks
• Help food bank by donating goods
• Bristol’s Fourth Parade
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Osprey chicks hatch in nest off of North Main
• Watson Farm to start watercolor workshops
• JCC announces dates for auditions, show
• St. Matthew’s to hold Summer Fair Saturday
• NKHS Class of 1986 to hold 25th reunion
• Arts center schedules poetry reading tonight
• Members still needed for all-male chorus
• The old Jamestown Bridge dissappears at last
• Newbolt make dean’s list at RIT in N.Y.
• Smith named to dean’s list at Salve Regina
• Filmmaking workshop for children at library
• Guitarist to perform at East Ferry Sunday
• Book sale continues at library until Saturday
• JSA to hold summer beach party Saturday
• Gilbert Stuart Museum begins art week today
• Islander recalls his life aboard the island ferryboats
• Local architect becomes first-of-its-kind specialist in state
• Council, contractors quarrel over Fort Getty planning
• Higher taxes solution to pensions crisis
• Islander takes to the sky to capture his shots
• Grand opening at arts center a ‘smashing success’
• Blast off
• ‘Schoolhouse Rock’ in Newport tomorrow
• The Walrus Says
• When life gives you lemons…
• Jamestown nonprofits awarded grant money
• LEGAL NOTICE
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Island Calendar
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Dimitrov, Young both advance in Newport
• Ali’s season comes to a close in playoff finals
• Two islanders set sail on world’s largest privately owned sailboat
• Soccer standout prepares for freshman year at Loyola
• Russell, Butola wed
• Art icons
• Registration begins for Around the Island race
• Gilbert Stuart Museum announces art week
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Governor signs cyberbullying legislation
• Simone Clark
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Eat like a caveman
• Scattering Seeds
• This week in Island history
• Another great show put on by ’hogs
• Islanders lucky to ‘have great locals’
• Rescue mission
• Scenes From The July 4th Parade
• Island artist displays work at library
• TOWN MEETINGS
• FOR THE RECORD
• Driver education to be held at Fire Station
• Coast Guard to hold compliance checks
• Volunteers needed for Beavertail Lighthouse
• Red Sox reporter to hold writing workshop
• Arts center schedules free poetry reading
• Painting workshops at Watson Farm planned
• Chorus to hold first rehearsal this weekend
• Jazz quintet scheduled to play at East Ferry
• Island garden club to hold monthly meeting
• Teen center to visit Fenway Park today
• Annual book sale to start today at library
• Islander wins second place at Newport Flower Show
• Spinnakers launches new menu items in time for summer
• Council delays vote on video streaming
• Fort Getty gets a sailing school
• A fun Fourth
• Seal rescued from Ft. Getty released to sea
• Charter panel to seek legal help
• Golf course to host charity event in July
• The Walrus Says
• Local artist gains ‘worldwide recognition’
• JCC receives grant for its December concerts
• Saltwater fishing licenses available on website
• Rhode Island’s first female police chief discusses her job
• Next Wave wins class in JYC Summer Series
• Summer baseball camp a hit with island youngsters
• Auditions for ‘Wizard of Oz’ set for next week
• Thanks are in order after Weaver’s Cove withdrawal
• Island Calendar
• Run for homeless
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Teamwork is the key to having success on the sea
• Scarves, hats needed for holiday baskets
• All-male chorus needs members for concert
• Ferry landing
• Available homes reaches century mark
• Notes from a carb-free life
• Theatre by the Sea to hold children’s shows
• CIAA to hold opening ceremony tonight
• Are the space guys watching more closely?
• This week in Island history
• Seasonal campers ‘considerate’ people
• Workshop on Fort Getty not biased
• Retirement day
• Date set for annual Fools’ Rules Regatta
• Stephen J. Rabuano
• Robert John Mudge
• TOWN MEETINGS
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Do we really need the Financial Town Meeting?
• Kite-making workshop next week at library
• Islander named chairwoman of state’s coastal council
• Last day to register for Save the Bay camps
• First summer concert planned for Sunday
• Neale, Smith to wed
• Arts center announces summer programs
• Registration begins for Around the Island Race
• Teen center takes field trip to Six Flags today
• Summer event at arts center this Sunday
• Free seminar today at 1 p.m. at senior center
• Watson Farm to offer watercolor workshops
• Beavertail Lighthouse Museum open daily
• Should dogs be permitted on island beaches?
• East Ferry Deli ready for the summer tourist season
• Town Council hires Edward Mello as police chief of Jamestown
• Holiday deadlines at the Press
• FTM voting procedures scrutinized
• High school bound
• Island gets ready to celebrate country’s independence
• Tickets available for Summer Soiree event
• Senator visits library and speaks about threats to U.S.
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Lighthouse to stay open daily in summer
• Drop-off date for CIAA exhibit tomorrow
• Island Calendar
• Interactive storytelling at library next week
• Summer and baseball camps begin next week
• Disease attacks island’s beeches
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• The Walrus Says
• Islander on board at Newport’s J Class Regatta
• Painting workshops to be held at farm
• Getting rid of seasonal campers a silly idea
• Century-old portrait unveiled to family member thanks to islander
• This week in Island history
• Thanks for years of great service
• Peekaboo
• Mary (Weygant) Waldman
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Performances begin tonight of ‘La Mancha’
• Please answer the microwave
• Scattering Seeds
• Taxation without representation ahead?
• Affordable housing becomes reality on Swinburne Street
• Water works
• School panel looks at options for food service, high school
• New ice cream shop opens on North Main Road
• Library to sponsor kite-making workshop
• Conanicut Yacht Club announces annual race
• Central Baptist to hold June Festival Saturday
• Secret Garden begins annual flower contest
• Last week to register for summer camps
• Retirement seminars to be held for seniors
• Golf tourney to benefit wounded servicemen
• McQuade’s to match firework donations
• Teen center schedules summer field trips
• Book sale scheduled at library next month
• Arts center announces summer classes
• BankNewport to throw re-opening celebration tomorrow
• Chamber, Planning Commission discuss island economics
• First grade, here we come
• Controversial harbor ordinance vote delayed
• Fire, EMS merger approved
• Island piano virtuoso gets ready to perform ‘Toccata’
• Lawn art
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• The Walrus Says
• A special run
• Senior center to hold seminar for retirees
• Melrose Avenue students learn about famous women
• Neale named to dean’s list at Maine Maritime
• BankNewport to hold reopening celebration
• Tickets available for JAC’s Summer Soiree
• Wet weather is a blessing for plants
• URI professor leads students on fish trawl in Narragansett Bay
• Island Calendar
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• McQuade’s matches donations for Rocket ’Hogs fireworks
• All smiles
• Jamestown surgeon reaches the top of the world
• Devocean sails away to victory
• Around the horn
• A Prout trio
• Six of the Magnificent Seven prepare for the Babe Ruth League Playoffs
• Theatre by the Sea to feature ‘La Mancha’
• Ruggiero sponsors bill for renewable energy
• Miniature medics
• An open book
• Secret Garden announces annual Sunflower Contest
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• JHS to open summer exhibit on Sunday
• Let there be light
• This week in Island history
• Windmill opens for season on Saturday
• Local businesses help support team
• All animals want is to be left alone
• Former member of island church dies
• Its ‘common sense’ to keep Ft. Getty campers
• More timely action needed for roadkill
• Thanks for support and donations
• Little miss in the mirror
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Chamber to award a $1,000 scholarship
• Marine camps planned on Narragansett Bay
• Reading program to begin next week
• Central Baptist needs donations for festival
• Golf tournament to be held next month
• Summer field trips for teens announced
• Sen. Reed to speak at library tomorrow
• Library to hold annual book sale next month
• ‘Little Bee’ next title for book discussion
• Scholarships available for arts center camps
• Local soil scientist to speak at JSA meeting
• Slice plans on expanding hours for the summer season
• Lindsay, Russo get engaged
• Battle over LNG terminal comes to a surprise end
• Longtime professor, graduate program celebrates 50 years
• Founder of Jamestown Hardware decides to retire after two decades
• New director of student services applies open-door policy
• Residents appeal mooring-permit forfeitures
• Jamestown joins other communities in bids for housing grants
• Weaver’s Cove takes LNG proposal off the table
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• The Walrus Says
• Sewer disks washing up ashore on beaches
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Fireboys
• Islander testifies before Senate Committee on drug abuse
• Hazardous waste collection next week
• Island Calendar
• St. Andrews graduate honored at State House
• Jamestown residents graduate from URI
• Hundreds compete in 10th and final Ali’s Run at Fort Getty
• Around the horn
• PCD sophomore selected to play on prep school all-star team
• Cirella inducted into Salve Regina Athletic Hall of Fame
• The secrets to buying plants
• Recreation programs aplenty on island this summer
• Local students earn college degrees
• Ten-hut
• Trat looks forward to another summer of welcomed guests
• Your letters are welcome
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Shirley M. St. Germain
• Debunking the mythical media
• Send news of your summer events for the Jamestown Summer Guide
• This week in Island history
• Downtown project a great success
• Local group should record its music
• Thanks for support of annual bake sale
• Island Treasures a success again
• Birdbath thief must have no conscience
• Thanks to all whom helped with parade
• Community a big help with food drive
• Jamestown is a unique island
• This is war
• Island garden club to hold monthly meeting
• Driver’s education classes planned for July
• Arts center to offer summer camps in July
• Melrose Avenue fourth-graders donates books to Providence schools
• Taking a look at economic development in Jamestown
• Panel mulls over affordable housing for island residents
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Teen center summer hours announced
• Arts center schedules event for next month
• Community theatre to hold meeting Monday
• Save the Bay to offer summer camps in July
• Scholarship forms available at Baker’s
• Sen. Reed to speak at library next Friday
• Donations needed for Central Baptist festival
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Superintendent discusses other high school options
• Debate heats up over Fort Getty town park
• Soaking up the sunshine
• Voters approve recommended school, town budgets
• Boat owners get their vessels ready for the summer
• At the parade
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• The Walrus Says
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• A foreign feat
• Watson Farm opens to public this weekend
• Fort Getty should be used for affordable housing
• Island Calendar
• URI to hold annual writing conference
• RITBA announces possible E-ZPass changes
• Don’t monkey around with me
• Support the council’s recommended budget
• Around the horn
• Island athlete hopes to return from torn ACL for senior season
• Whale Rock Road house becomes first of its kind in the state
• Photo
• ‘Vote for the warrant that calls for no tax increase’
• Jamestown author releases how-to book
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Islander named commercial lines account manager
• POLICE LOG
• Royal ‘Bud’ C. Taft Jr.
• This week in Island history
• I love my ‘puter and my ‘puter loves me
• Having a pet is worth the cost
• Budget reduction bad for schools
• Veterans needed to keep posts open
• Scattering Seeds
• Memorial Day ceremony
• Financial Town Meeting needs your attention on Monday
• Parade fun
• Community farm to begin season Saturday
• Chamber scholarships available at Baker’s
• Chamber to meet at Slice tomorrow
• Arts center announces summer programs
• Ali’s Run to be held on Sunday at Ft. Getty
• Islander awarded highest honor from secretary of state
• Assistant clerk discusses openings on town’s committees and commissions
• Community theatre to hold annual meeting
• Save the Bay offers summer marine camps
• Sen. Reed to speak at library next month
• Fire Department to hold open house
• Central Baptist needs donations for festival
• The 'Ganny plans its menu and music for the summer
• Visitors flock to Beavertail to spend the holiday weekend
• Designer envisions outdoor arts at Fort Getty
• Changes made to Financial Town Meeting procedures
• Memorial Day Parade
• Capital improvement fund has most to lose at FTM
• Career day a hit with students at Lawn Avenue School
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Chopmist Charlie’s ready for summer customers
• Sixth graders discuss best places to release their salmon
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Chamber scholarship applications at Baker’s
• Annual tennis tournament in honor of island teacher
• Around the horn
• Island volleyball player prepares for trip to Italy
• Brake for the geese
• From the State House
• 2011 board members elected
• Island kids showcase their films at recreation center
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Francis A. ‘Frank’ Fornari
• Imprisoned by the technocrats
• This week in Island history
• Cub Scouts send thanks to veterans
• Unwanted pests invade Jamestown
• Volunteers make our island a wonderful place to live
• Taxpayers’ association proposes cut in school budget
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Teen center to hold dance tomorrow
• Mom Prom scheduled at PAC Club
• Library will close for holiday weekend
• Donations needed for next month’s festival
• Island family adds five born in eight months
• Annual Memorial Day Parade this Monday
• Holiday deadlines at the Press
• Island World War II veteran recalls his experience
• Shoreby Hill nomination will proceed
• Open space, recreation at Ft. Getty, islanders say
• Senator scheduled as speaker at library
• Arts center to feature ‘Dan in Real Film’
• Chamber to hold meeting with officials
• Marine camps planned by Save the Bay
• Registration begins for summer programs
• Adult softball league to start next week
• Memorial road race scheduled at Ft. Getty
• Bryer re-elected chief of fire department
• Volunteers lend a hand at farm barn-raising
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• The Walrus Says
• Auditions Saturday for youth talent show
• Save the Bay to hold weeklong camp
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Council restores Charter Review Committee
• Jamestown Senior Center Lunch Menu
• Former Jamestowner pens book with surprising twist
• Ferry to Newport begins holiday weekend
• Emma Vogel wins JCC’s annual music award
• The puppy conflict
• JAC announces summer classes for kids
• Around the horn
• Greene no more: Island standout wins Rookie of the Year
• Island Calendar
• Rec center to hold middle school dance
• Islander presented with engineering award
• Islander wins two awards at Connecticut College
• Apple of your eye
• Officers elected for Republican committee
• New management brings changes to PAC Club
• An egg-cellent day
• High school quartet to play at library
• Two-part seminar scheduled at library
• Arts Alive
• Save the Bay’s annual meeting tonight
• Chamber offers scholarship to residents
• POLICE LOG
• Republicans look for committee candidates
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Paul Greenberg
• In the best interests of recognizing our country’s founders
• This week in Island history
• Record number of species spotted
• Battery Day was a big success
• Thanks to all for ‘Spring Fling’
• The fire squad
• Since 1776
• Donations needed for East Ferry yard sale
• Arts center to hold free movie nights
• Mom Prom scheduled at the PAC Club
• Library seeks donations for club
• Donations for June Festival needed
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Garden club prepares for annual plant sale
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Friends of Library to welcome Jack Reed
• Local foundation to award island athletes
• Volunteers needed to construct barn
• Boy Scouts to hold pasta supper Saturday
• Town unveils sodar at wastewater treatment plant
• Bay Voyage’s new chef hopes to work with local farms
• Hot meals and companionship each weekday at the senior center
• Voters will decide whether bike path is wanted
• Island artillery
• Panels butt heads over responsibilities
• Council takes aim at pension woes
• Paul Housberg Establishes His Place in Contemporary Architectural Art Glass
• Teachers recognized for ‘rigorous’ work
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Reap harvestable plants now
• The Walrus Says
• Piano recital at St. Matthew’s Church this weekend
• NKHS to hold ‘Race to Nowhere’ screening
• And the winners are…
• Last week’s scores
• Jamestown investors purchase Valley Country Club in Warwick
• Pennfield holds annual MayFair on Sunday
• Teen center to hold open enrollment session
• Island broker enters first summer since business merger
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Bike path would promote exercise and safety on island
• Island Calendar
• Wetherill walk for stroke awareness Saturday
• Ruggiero pleased about improvement to Assembly Web site
• DEM announces opening date for South County beaches
• Senior senator
• Darlington re-elected chairman of RITBA
• Farm fun
• Canvassing
• Save the Bay schedules its annual meeting
• Islander nominated to CRMC board
• Local vet rescues puppies from Caribbean island
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• Beverly E. Cianfarani
• Summer courses planned for middle schoolers
• Passive terror: a multi-billion dollar business
• This week in Island history
• Car and bike shows begin at PAC Club
• Thanks for all community support
• Thanks to all our customers
• ‘U.S. is in a natural gas glut’
• Taxpayers should be on committee
• Arbor Day planting
• Weighing the costs of the unfunded pensions
• Student violinists, cellist to perform
• Central Baptist now accepting donations
• Fuzz Foundation to present awards
• FOR THE RECORD
• Shearing is caring
• Advocates for LNG terminal in bay spinning the issue
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Garden club to hold plant sale next week
• Choristers to present ‘Proudly We Sing’
• Lions Club needs donations for yard sale
• Legos needed for summer program
• Letter carriers to hold food drive on Saturday
• Central Baptist community celebration
• Deadline tomorrow for Carlisle Scholarship
• Volunteers needed for bird count Sunday
• Senior center to hold Q-and-A for retirees
• Fundraising group works to make money for school playgrounds
• Battery Day reenactors prepare for battle this Saturday
• Panel reviews applications for community grants
• Island teacher one of 85 recipients of Presidential Award
• Put me in coach
• Public opinion sought on Fort Getty’s future
• Father of son killed in car crash delivers powerful lecture
• The Walrus Says
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• NKHS to screen controversial film
• Temporary DMV opens in Middletown
• Lighthouse, windmill get grants for new signage
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Final piano recital of season at St. Matthew’s
• The second day of desynchronosis
• Island Calendar
• Walk at Fort Wetherill to benefit charity
• Navy Choristers to hold May concert
• Gilbert Stuart schedules bird walk
• Ruggeiro presents JHS with legislative grant
• Town aquaculture board holds its annual meeting
• Island golfers make North Kingstown a threat to win division
• Paiva Weed sponsors bill to create energy board
• Just ducky
• Growing gets going in new hydroponics farm
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Francis J. “Jim” West
• Joyce A. Maxwell
• Eight islanders named to Prout’s honor roll
• The ‘rights’ of spring
• This week in Island history
• Island author to hold slideshow
• Child abuse is preventable
• Sunny days
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Rhode Island independence – first and last of the colonies
• Watson Farm to hold Sheep Sheering Day
• FOR THE RECORD
• Destinations of LNG tankers in bay ‘not a mystery’
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Pennfield School to hold fair on campus
• Spring bird count scheduled for May 15
• Lions Club looking for boating donations
• Library seeks Lego donations for club
• Island golf program begins next week
• Garden club gets ready for plant sale
• Applications accepted to award athletes
• Library to hold food preservation talk
• Schools to hold Scholastic Book Fair
• Senior center to hold seminar for retirees
• Shores association welcomes CRMC staff to island
• Island youngsters cope with diabetes, look to help others
• Centenarian
• Chorus gives island a touch of Broadway this weekend
• Islanders circumnavigate the world
• Panel focuses on amending misleading data made by state
• Council looks at voting procedures
• New-age group schedules series of workshops in Jamestown
• DEM announces 2011 fishing regulations; license required
• Islander completes Homeland Security course
• The Walrus Says
• Beavertail Museum offers two scholarships
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Newport named starting point for 3,000-mile race
• Island Calendar
• Deadline tomorrow to register for NKHS forum
• Youth center to help teens find work
• Teens schedule fundraiser for charity
• Specialist to hold food preservation program
• Six islanders honored by Portsmouth Abbey
• Peak performance
• Lawn Avenue School announces honor roll
• Planting time right around the corner
• From the State House
• Community plan revisions focus on drop in population
• Building for birds
• JCC prepares for upcoming spring concert
• Farm’s afterschool program begins tomorrow
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE AND EMS
• For the love of the written word
• This week in Island history
• Progress on the barn
• Anxiety of dentists no laughing matter
• We appreciate our island teachers
• Donations needed for play area
• The writing tool that changed our world
• Island authors serve up their second cookbook
• Help accelerate decomposition process
• URI reactor is too expensive, dangerous
• Island golfer named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week
• Couple hosts Fort Wetherill walk for stroke awareness
• A hero dies
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Weekend ‘Big Bag Sale’ at Jamestown Hardware
• Seminars for retirees at senior center tonight
• Sailing team to hold fundraiser Sunday
• Rotary Club’s May Breakfast this weekend
• iNCASE to host dance at teen center
• Museum opens up season with two events
• Community band concert on Tuesday
• Date set, volunteers needed for bird count
• Beavertail association looks for volunteers
• Resident beach stickers go on sale Monday
• Two seats up for grabs on 2011 ballot
• Island wind turbine prospects still uncertain
• Fledgling farmers
• Council proposes budget for upcoming fiscal year
• Island photographer describes his journey to Jamestown
• Teen center looks for racers, volunteers
• Teen center to hold b-ball tourney today
• The Walrus Says
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Sail Newport prepares for 10-year anniversary race
• Island musician helps son raise money to fight cancer
• Island Calendar
• Plum Beach lighthouse license plate named second best in country
• The best tools for pruning
• Realtors will award two scholarships
• CIAA offers grants for graduating seniors
• Carlisle Scholarship applications available
• Museum holds contest for college bound
• Great Duck Derby helps send island children to D.C.
• Elizabeth Stone Fund offers four scholarships
• Ruggiero sponsors bill to decrease energy costs
• Block party
• Shoreline Cleanup was a success
• Many questions yet to be answered
• Shut down URI’s nuclear reactor
• Thanks for six years of business
• Modern ship
• FIRE AND EMS
• POLICE LOG
• Matthew H. Barber
• The separation of church, eggs and bunnies
• This week in Island history
• Consumers play a critical role
• Anchorage not an LNG issue
• FarmVille
• Island sailor prepares for world-class Laser competition
• Harbor panel discusses edits to management plan
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Community chorus to hold spring concert
• Senior center will hold seminars for retirees
• Save the Bay offers summer camps
• Rotary Club to hold its annual breakfast
• ‘Loaded Gun’ to be shown at library
• Charity walk to be held at Fort Wetherill
• Women’s club sponsors an Easter egg hunt
• CIAA to hold ‘Reflections’ art show
• Partners in planting
• Trio of churches announce Easter schedules
• Supreme Court sends Clancy case back to town
• Council hikes Fort Getty outlay
• A cleaner island
• Report on emergency services sparks passioned debate
• Rec center open during school vacation
• Calendar for upcoming school year approved
• Two islanders to perform at URI
• Library to hold vacation programs
• The Walrus Says
• Island author
• Realtors offers scholarships to Newport County
• CIAA to offer $3,000 in grants for seniors
• The lost diary: Dr. Bates tells his story as a reform school scholar
• Potential LNG anchorage proposed offshore in Rhode Island Sound
• Island Calendar
• Teens, chaperones needed for charity relay
• Rotary Club announces date for May Breakfast
• Beavertail Museum offers two scholarships
• Flyers a captive audience for oddball products
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Women’s club to offer awards for freshmen
• Applications available for Stone Fund Scholarship
• Janet Schaus
• Helena Elizabeth Barry Kelly
• Catherine (O’Donnell) Clifford
• Afterschool program at Watson Farm
• Tickets on sale for ‘Spring Fling’ concert
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Island children stack up well against other municipalities
• FIRE AND EMS
• Island fundraiser to help purchase wheelchair accessible vehicle
• POLICE LOG
• A day at the prosthodontist
• This week in Island history
• Downtown project uncovers dying trees
• Volunteers needed for Saturday cleanup
• JEMS should not be ‘compromised’
• Keep EMS and JFD separate entities
• Thanks for help with rabies clinic
• Collaboration ’11 was a success
• Thank you from Troop 1397
• Bookworms
• Your help needed with the Island Shoreline Cleanup this Saturday morning
• A salute to a Seabee
• Former Navy officer shares his first-hand experience of Afghanistan
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Deadline upcoming for youth softball league
• Library group to discuss biography, film
• Women’s club to hold Easter egg hunt
• Girls’ softball team to hold Bingo Night
• Central Baptist to hold forum Sunday
• Secret Garden welcomes all with spring open house this Sunday
• Open house on Friday, Saturday at Conanicut Marine Ship’s Store
• Islanders stand out at regionals for Wahoo Swim Team
• FOR THE RECORD
• Federal court rules that bridge tolls are constitutional
• Earth Day cleanup this Saturday
• Education commissioner praises island schools
• Dancing the night away
• Panel approves major facelift for St. Mark Church
• Hull Cove proposal denied by CRMC
• Chorus Donates Music CD's to Jamestown Philomenian Library
• Jamestown Community Chorus will Presents 'Spring Fling: Our Salute to Broadway'
• Art center’s Collaboration ’11 show welcomes huge turnout
• The Walrus Says
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Pinewood professional
• SCHOLARSHIPS
• Island Calendar
• Date is scheduled for island Earth Day cleanup
• Teen center to visit colleges tomorrow
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Roy J. LeDoux
• Sybil E. Walker
• The bionic phone and cellular upgrades
• This week in Island history
• Please pick up after your dog
• Your letters are welcome
• Thank you during tough times
• Community Service Award winners
• Girls’ softball team to hold bingo night
• Watson Farm to offer afterschool program
• FIRE AND EMS
• POLICE LOG
• Narragansett Ave. is open for business!
• Director of R.I. film office discusses luring filmmakers to state
• Girls’ softball league open for registration
• Group to debate bio of Emily Dickinson
• Chamber to hold breakfast meeting
• Softball standout succeeds in center field and in the classroom
• FOR THE RECORD
• Islander focuses on helping people more than 3,000 miles away
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Library to screen ‘Rose Marie’ next week
• Teens to participate in charity event
• Piano duo to perform at St. Matthew’s
• Library to host guitar concert on Sunday
• Commissioner Gist to hold public forum
• Local restaurant group purchases Narragansett Avenue property
• Council sets timeline to finalize proposed budget
• State releases school spending comparisons
• The wait is over
• JEMS workshop planned
• Conanicut Grange Report
• Check-mates: Chess veteran helps islanders learn game
• Bay named one of nation’s Great Waters
• Scholarships for Newport County seniors
• Pair of guitarists to perform at library
• Island Calendar
• Scholarships for theatre, performing arts
• Salads can be a year-round experience
• Girls’ softball looks for players, volunteers
• Lifelong islander recalls a childhood cut short
• Women’s club offers two college scholarships
• Beavertail Museum Association offers two scholarships
• Paiva Weed discusses her position on state issues
• Retired officer speaks at Central Baptist
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Senior center receives legislative grant
• Library schedules classes on sign language
• New Wes Anderson film will include scenes from Jamestown
• POLICE LOG
• Downtown improvement
• Michael Uggiano
• George Bryer
• Mildred V. Allard
• Islander awarded college scholarship
• There’s nothing like a good hailstorm
• This week in Island history
• FIRE AND EMS
• Take recyclables to transfer station
• Local aid for Japan
• Seal of approval
• Local glassblowers feature work at Collaboration ’11
• Teen center schedules trip to Bryant, RWU
• Book discussion group announces next title
• Running into the record books: Islander cements his legacy
• Advertising, listing updates due for Jamestown telephone book
• Final day for baseball registration tomorrow
• Teen center’s film making courses begin
• Library to host guest speaker tonight
• Opening reception for Collaboration ’11
• CIAA offers grants for graduating seniors
• Island photographers collaborate on air show book
• Two-month-old seal pup found stranded on beach at Ft. Getty
• Community plan revisions continue
• Arrival of the ospreys
• Lobstering rules impact livelihoods
• Big moon rising
• Fundraising phone calls legit, not associated with JPD
• Taxpayers’ group elects new board members
• Registration begins for girls’ softball league
• Sign language courses to start at library
• Gallery to host event on Saturday
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Free tax assistance offered at library
• Singers needed for ‘Spring Fling’ concert
• FIRE AND EMS
• Clara B. O’Connell
• Island Calendar
• Scholarships offered to Newport County students
• ‘The Power of One’ at library tonight
• The Walrus Says
• Native islander experiences the Japanese earthquake first-hand
• Dalton E. Brownell
• POLICE LOG
• Time to start spreading your seeds
• This week in Island history
• Talk to your kids about safety
• Don’t forget to file taxes
• Rumors abound over JEMS
• Artsy assembly
• Airing things out
• School panel hears about progress of NASA-funded project
• Scholarships offered by women’s club
• Theatre presents essay competition
• Piano concert at St. Matthew’s on Sunday
• Filmmaking classes begin next week
• Guest to speak at library about new film
• Collaboration ‘11 deadline nears
• Last week for youth baseball registration
• Final week to register for Babe Ruth League
• FOR THE RECORD
• Islander enters his fifth season as third-base coach of the Rams
• Town agrees on contractor for Ft. Getty tent
• Fair and square
• FOR THE RECORD
• Association embarks on a new year to improve the island
• Renovations underway at BankNewport
• Panel hashes out threats to water resources
• Keiser proposes 2.5 percent increase for upcoming budget
• M-asking for it
• Newport Bridge gets a facelift for first time in two decades
• The Walrus Says
• Web site launched to help keep state clean
• Police warn of dubious phone calls
• ‘Spring Fling’ dance tomorrow at rec center
• Library to show last film of winter series
• Island Calendar
• Chorus to accept applications for award
• New Town Financial Meeting format is needed
• FIRE AND EMS
• Alexandria Paiva
• POLICE LOG
• Josephine A. (DeSoit) Reis
• John L. Quattromani Jr.
• Good news — a welcome concept
• This week in Island history
• Thanks to ‘Pirates’ crew
• Island women’s club offers scholarships
• Turbine appeal a ‘terrible idea’
• Islander named to dean’s list at UMass
• Two weeks remain for baseball registration
• Girls’ softball league begins registration
• Weixel, Fighting Scots begin quest for conference three-peat
• The different kinds of vegetables you can grow
• Bookworms
• Et cetera
• Two island students named to honor roll
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Changes in tree ordinance take effect this spring
• TOWN MEETINGS
• JEMS to sponsor ‘tropical’ blood drive
• Free tax help at library this month
• Free sign-language courses at library
• Piano association to host spring concert
• Teen Center to hold filmmaking courses
• Upcoming spring concert needs singers
• Island author to hold discussion this Sunday
• Arts center to hold free workshop tonight
• Shores association schedules first meeting
• Master moment
• Ruggiero settles into second term at State House
• Long-time island author completes his first novel
• Open-road tolling at Pell Bridge
• Picture-perfect painting
• Children’s librarian helps spark interest in reading with island kids
• Test scores released, compared with other states
• Harbor panel proceeds with new mooring rates
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Jamestown man indicted on molestation, firearms charges
• Boat yard owners discuss proposed revisions
• Library to hold chess nights twice a month
• The Walrus Says
• Group to discuss ‘Last Stand’ next week
• Commissioner Gist schedules island visit for next month
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Island Calendar
• NKHS announces high honor students
• Free tax help this month at library
• Register for women’s slow-pitch softball
• Recycling, composting workshop at library
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Ft. Getty road race registration begins
• Islander outfielder named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week
• RITBA votes to renovate its headquarters
• Major local education issues awaiting answers
• Five little rabbits
• Ft. Getty sailing center a ‘bad idea’
• Melrose masquerade
• Governor speaks candidly to local reporters
• FIRE AND EMS
• POLICE LOG
• Elizabeth D. Benoit
• Clifton R. Largess Jr.
• Three islanders named to dean’s lists
• Addiction to the information age
• This week in Island history
• Basketball season a success
• Dispose of e-waste properly
• A new funding plan for the state budget
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Island author discusses the new world of sales
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Chorus rehearsals begin for May concert
• Library to hold sign language courses
• Choristers to hold concert this weekend
• Local poet to hold reading on Sunday
• Registration, tryouts for island baseball
• French film screening tonight at library
• Free workshop tonight at arts center
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Dance fever
• Jamestown Bridge opens for road race on Easter weekend
• Wind turbine prospects become more confusing
• Village will finally get new sidewalks; project starts Monday
• Subdivision application withdrawn due to opposition
• Council adopts higher harbor fees
• Historical society makes its first painting purchase
• NKHS announces second quarter honor roll
• The Walrus Says
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Slow-pitch softball sign-ups begin
• Choristers to hold concert in Portsmouth
• Sometimes we talk funny
• This week in Island history
• Upcoming harbor meeting is important
• Equal rights for gay couples
• Same-sex marriage a civil rights issue
• ‘Don’t increase the confusion’
• Thanks for wonderful party
• Farewell to Tropi Grille
• Surpise performance
• Grange meeting relocated to Jamestown
• FIRE AND EMS
• Library screening of ‘Amelie’
• Scholarship applications now available at schools
• Island Calendar
• George C. Blair
• POLICE LOG
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bush League: First-year president prepares for upcoming season
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Art association to hold reception, art exhibit
• Celtic music group to perform on Sunday
• Island baseball league begins registration
• Arts center begins free workshops tonight
• Chamber holds meeting with town planner
• Islander honored for translating Simmel
• Local filmmaker exposes the elephant in the room
• All are invited to help Rotary Club celebrate 70th anniversary
• New library director describes post as her ‘dream job’
• Harbor panel submits budget to town for approval
• ‘Pirates’ take over the island this weekend
• Ruggerio named co-chair of port panel
• Titles announced for upcoming discussions
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• School Committee approves $11.8 million budget
• Scholarship applications now being accepted
• Bingo, pasta dinner at senior center
• The Walrus Says
• Award-winning group to perform at library
• Island Calendar
• Baseball registrations begin for spring season
• Starting your own garden to feed the family
• Two generations of service in ‘God’s country’
• Pavia Weed pleads to keep registry in Newport
• A new-s experience
• The art of rowing: von Gumppenberg still going strong
• Registration begins for women’s softball
• Two locations approved for new pavilion
• Patriots’ cheerleaders to visit Ryan Center
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• FIRE AND EMS
• Taking the reigns
• Composter, recycling program at library
• CIAA to hold town hall art exhibit
• Chorus prepares for concert next weekend
• Book club to discuss ‘The Giant-Slayer’
• Library to offer chess every other Wednesday
• POLICE LOG
• AARP offers free tax help at library
• Senior moment
• A visit from Mr. No It All
• This week in Island history
• Fitness center has to compete with town
• Majority vote should determine legislature
• A big thanks to the fire department
• Pavilion shouldn’t be ‘outdated’
• Blank slate
• February scenes
• Maggie’s memoir
• Town planner to speak at Chamber meeting
• Teen center open for winter vacation
• Island author to give radio interview
• Pulitzer Prize winner to lecture at URI
• Free movie screening at library on Sunday
• Piano recital at St. Matthew’s
• Library to show Danish film tonight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Review, revision of community plan continues
• R.I. high schools announce honor rolls
• Two local students named to dean’s lists
• Island professor named dean at Northeastern
• Islanders voice opinions on new pavilion options
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Navy Choristers schedule concert
• Judy Bell retires after 24 years as library director
• Harbor debate sinks ordinance vote
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Things are looking up
• The curious case of the Carr Homestead Claggett clock
• Hendricken grad sets sights on regionals
• FIRE RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Alphonse D. Taillon, 87
• Judith Heelan, 69
• The boogieman in the closet
• This week in Island history
• Mad hat-ters
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Teen Center plans trips for winter vacation
• Free tax assistance at library this month
• Mural project tonight at Teen Center
• Local author to hold book signing tonight
• Simonson book next for discussion
• Accidental Sisters to hold concert tomorrow
• Tickets available now for Judy Bell party
• JPD officers to train at Lawn Avenue School
• Debunking myths about recycling
• Rec center keeps islanders fit during winter months
• Mooring owners take notice
• Thanks for the help with fundraising
• No problem with big crowds
• Do not relocate proposed pavilion
• Collapse of Ft. Getty pavillion a blessing
• That loving feeling
• Second Congress of Councils closed to public and press
• Panel mulls over harbor responsibilities
• Town, tribe discuss sale of old town offices
• Concert at Central Baptist Church
• Panel proves to be effective six months after its inception
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• The Walrus Says
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• AARP offers free tax assistance at library
• Chess nights held every other Wednesday
• Abbood plans to make most of final lax season at Cal
• Sewing group to meet at Senior Center
• Preschool applications now being accepted
• Island Calendar
• Parks and Rec director earns master’s degree
• Degidio makes dean’s list at FIT
• Atlantic Lawn and Garden honored
• Lawn Avenue School introduces iMac lab
• St. Michael’s announces honor roll
• Preparing for the spring: Pruning and pot cleaning
• Beavertail remains one of Rhode Island’s best parks
• May, Civic wed
• Local business owner donates tickets
• Conanicut Grange Report
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Committee continues to discuss proposed budget
• FIRE AND EMS
• Katherine “Kitty” R. (Leonard) Cuomo
• Donelson (Don) C. Glassie Jr.
• Dates set for JAC’s annual art exhibition
• Is anyone paying attention?
• This week in Island history
• New pavilion should be built at Ft. Getty
• Reading is FUN-damental
• Sisterly spellers
• On duty
• Lawn Avenue School announces honor roll
• Paiva Weed submits legislation on health benefits
• JYC accepts applications for scholarship
• JSA uniform ordering tonight at Lawn school
• Teens collaborate on mural project
• Island author to hold book signing at church
• Book fair tonight at Melrose School
• Jamestown author speaks tonight
• Discussion group names upcoming titles
• Retirement party for Judy Bell planned
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Moratorium on wind turbine goes on hold
• Bowl cut
• ‘Topsy Turvy’ to show at library
• Dismantling the last of the Old Jamestown Bridge
• CRMC delays vote on Hull Cove proposal for third time
• New pavilion likely not ready for spring functions
• Women invited to join group at Grange Hall
• Free federal, state tax return assistance
• The Walrus Says
• Island Calendar
• Senate-sational singing
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Library, arts center team up for ‘Collaboration’
• Waste collection at Central Landfill Saturday
• Local author Kozel schedules book signing
• ‘Secret Scripture’ next book discussion
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Gloria Dorr Conley
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE AND EMS
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Award-winning film showing at library
• Irma D. Culp
• Understanding the chaos phenomenon
• This week in Island history
• NKHS students go home after bomb threat
• Ruggiero introduces inheritance legislation
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• A winter to remember
• Jamestowner to build houses during cross-country bike ride
• Lawn Avenue School introduces iMac lab
• Book discussion begins today at library
• Melrose School to hold fundraiser tomorrow
• Retirement party planned for Judy Bell
• Jamestowner has a passion for court tennis
• Town welcomes two newest island police officers
• TOWN MEETINGS
• JHS kicks off program tomorrow night
• Uniform donations, orders being accepted
• Book fair scheduled for both island schools
• Library to hold Irish concert on Sunday
• Jamestown Arts Center achieves fundraising goal
• Pavillion collapses
• Superintendent proposes $11.9-million budget for upcoming fiscal year
• Lawn Avenue students learn science by using toys
• Teen Center visits Salve Regina tomorrow
• Even the small tools need some TLC
• Shannon, Mattingly wed
• ‘Les Choristes’ tonight at library
• Children’s story times and discussion groups
• Salad mix pulled from grocery store after contamination report
• EMS Runs
• POLICE LOG
• Mary W. (Healey) Smith
• George E. Barclay de Tolly
• The evolution of holidays
• Library announces upcoming events
• Island Calendar
• Book group announces upcoming titles
• This week in Island history
• Whether or not it’s a hoax, global warming is inevitable
• Plunge has got out of hand
• Your letters are welcome
• Good job keeping streets drivable
• Different kind of ice fishing
• Melrose, Lawn Avenue school chiefs brief committee
• town Meetings
• JAC announces ‘Collaboration’ dates
• AARP to offer free tax-return assistance
• Applications now accepted for preschool
• Landfill to hold hazardous waste collection
• Gallery schedules photography class
• Soccer league needs donated uniforms
• Retirement party planned for Judy Bell
• Tournament, dunk contest at Teen Center
• Cook, Lightbown wed
• Cadet vaults to new heights at U.S. Coast Guard Academy
• Atwood twins shine on international stage
• Pair of islanders named to dean’s list
• URI announces 2010 fall semester dean’s list
• Chorus announces lead roles for concert
• Island nurse recognized by hospital for 50 years of service
• CRMC hears from opponents of Hull Cove construction
• Ice practice
• Panel says turbine moratorium ‘not necessary’
• State sets sights on cesspools
• Roof and structural damages to Fort Getty pavilion deliberated
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Winter maintenance for power tools
• Island Calendar
• FIRE AND EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Another year of trying to understand the system
• This week in Island history
• Thanks to Santa and his elves
• Don’t edit ‘timeless literature’
• Fishing pier rejected
• Storm troopers
• Comic strip author plans book reception Friday
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Retirement party planned for Judy Bell
• Eighth graders invited to dinner discussion
• Chamber hosts breakfast series
• Melrose School to hold fundraiser tomorrow
• Nonviolence seminar tonight at library
• Mini mountain
• Triathlete measures her own success by helping others
• Islander helps gives the gift of water to Honduras
• Environmental impact of Penguin Plunge questioned
• Energy use for island schools in good hands
• Final demolition
• NK remains high school of record
• Island Calendar
• Chamber announces first business breakfast
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Nonviolence institute to discuss peace
• URI’s Sheehan focuses on goals not scored in the rink
• FIRE RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Everett J. Benoit Sr.
• School panel hears about technology upgrade at Lawn, Melrose
• The Walrus Says
• Counting the birds
• Censorship: Is book burning next?
• This week in Island history
• Dinner, discussion scheduled for eighth graders
• Melrose School fundraiser to fight hunger
• Families grateful for giving tree
• Memorial scheduled for former islander
• Hike in mooring fees unwarranted
• Theatre looking for new talent
• Storm scenes
• Proposed lot on East Shore Road draws opposition
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Retirement party planned for Judy Bell
• Yoga class for parents, children is announced
• JCT and Teen Center to host workshops
• Event for seventh graders at Teen Center
• Schedule for library story times announced
• Preschool accepting applications
• PAC Club hosts weekly dance classes
• Tryouts for ‘The Pirates of Penzance’
• St. Matthew’s celebrates 175 years on the island
• FOR THE RECORD
• Council awards funding, turbine studies slated to begin
• Bank of America announces closing of branch
• Winter storm dumps a foot of snow
• Teen Center hosts 7th grader event
• A memorable sports year
• The Walrus Says
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Island Calendar
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Council embraces new contract for public works’ employees
• Two island seniors focus on another championship run
• Volunteers reason for pageant success
• A season of giving on the island
• Mackerel mayhem
• POLICE LOG
• EMS RUNS
• Eleanor Elizabeth Wightman
• Michael William (Bill) Langan
• Ann S. Dodge
• Change in the New Year
• This week in Island history
• Plenty of penguins
• Book group to discuss Moehringer title
• Child in charge
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Friends launch annual film series
• St. Matthew’s celebrates anniversary
• Chorus prepares for spring season
• Career counselor schedules seminar
• Bird counters needed Saturday
• Acoustic band to perform at library
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• New conservation chair takes the helm
• State puts deadline on turbine grant money
• Taking the plunge
• Jamestowner joins world leaders at United Nations conference
• FOR THE RECORD
• Harbor debate heats up at workshop
• So long, 2010
• Boat yard owners talk about revised harbor ordinance
• Island Calendar
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Annual bird count first weekend of 2011
• The Walrus Says
• The year in pictures
• Eileen Marie Daly
• Book group announces upcoming titles
• EMS RUNS
• FIRE RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• John D. Willingham
• Frederick Albert Reif
• The ‘i’ gifts were the big winners this year
• This week in Island history
• Mitten drive has successful season
• Your letters are welcome
• Volunteer ‘rescues’ pageant
• Christmas Pageant
• Sliding snow fun
• Happy New Year!
• Budget debates and a full agenda keep Town Council busy in 2010
• Carcieri, Chafee sign resolution opposing LNG project
• Navy chorus invites singers for new year
• Teen center seeks members for council
• Penguin Plunge scheduled for New Year’s Day
• Planning Commission: Year in Review
• Fire destroys north end home
• First blizzard of winter hits island
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire destroys north end home
• The Walrus Says
• How ya doin’, Santa? (Part II)
• FIRE RUNS
• EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Harbor, planning commissions look for common ground
• Local student invited to United Nations convention
• Islander leads Moses Brown to Division III Super Bowl
• Barn timbers
• Council, school committee hold preliminary budget talks
• Engineering student brings gift of fresh water
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Jamestown, North Kingstown agree on deadline extension
• Kennel to Conanicut: Islander welcomes hounds into home
• Library’s holiday sing-along a success
• ‘Disappointing’ turbine situation
• Helping to keep islanders warm
• This week in Island history
• Island Calendar
• Deadlines for last paper of the year
• Public works director announces retirement
• Christmas pageant a community production
• Island churches announce Christmas services
• Island’s conservation leader passes torch
• We three queens
• dear santa...
• The Walrus Says
• How ya doin’, Santa?
• Marian J. Clarke
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• FIRE & EMS
• POLICE LOG
• Local company honored as ‘start-up business of the year’
• Robert F. Mattingly Jr.
• Donations now accepted by Lions Club
• Toys from teens
• Family fun at the fort
• Finally, a television show I can watch
• Books that can make great gifts for gardeners
• Experience earned after a season under the sun
• Holiday scenes
• Season’s tunes
• Kiddy Council
• BIRTH
• Troop gives ‘scout salute’ to its supporters
• Thanks to so many during holiday season
• Library invites islanders for holiday visit
• To everyone who took part in ‘Cinderella’
• Thanks for community support
• ‘No value’ in wind turbine project
• LEGAL NOTICES
• This week in Island history
• Island Calendar
• Deadlines for Christmas week newspaper
• Rates increased for mooring, outhauls and beach permits for 2011
• Mittens and more
• Board puts temporary freeze on utility shutoffs
• Jamestown resident awarded $7.5 million for HIV research
• Library invites new members to discussion
• Former All-American battles back onto pitch
• CRMC mulls Hull Cove buffer zone
• Wind turbine study nixed by Town Council
• Jamestown Republicans invited to meeting
• Blood drive scheduled at Post 9447 VFW
• Winter book sale takes place at library
• No library story time during the holidays
• JAC offers tours of center at open house
• Toy drive benefits needy island family
• Library prepares for holiday violin concert
• Fundraiser at PAC Club Saturday
• Chapel hosts Christmas musical
• Chamber presents horse-drawn hayrides
• Final chance for holiday helpers
• Central Baptist helps with holiday ‘blues’
• Helping hands
• Penguin Plunge celebrates 35th anniversary
• Trocki named chair of Conservation Commission
• Mitten Drive continues, donate today
• DEM creates new maps due to arrival of herring
• The Walrus Says
• Times they are a-changin’
• Joseph Tarantino
• FIRE AND EMS
• POLICE LOG
• TOWN MEETINGS
• School panel ok’s stimulus funds for ‘bookroom’
• Local student named to JWU’s dean’s list
• Beavertail falls short in Save-A-Landmark contest
• Soccer journey takes local star back to where it began
• Island Illumination
• Photo
• Chorus goes British for the holiday concert
• Family history unveiled, traced back to Jamestown
• DEM emphasizes hunting regulations
• Island pilot tours R.I. airports while on leave
• Jamestown ‘full of giving souls’
• Another successful golf season
• The perfect Christmas gift from husband
• Appreciation to tree lighting volunteers
• Wind turbine a waste of money
• LEGAL NOTICES
• This week in Island history
• Island Calendar
• Brakes put on North Road speed-limit reduction proposal
• Comprehensive community plan dissected by commission
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• Council delays voting on turbine, harbor ordinance
• Taxpayers’ applaud negotiations by teachers, committee
• Celebrate the season at Cottage & Garden
• Group discusses ‘Art of Racing in the Rain’
• Jamestown student wins art award at Saint Andrew’s School
• Guest vocalist Cruz performs at chapel
• Town asks for mitten and glove donations
• Children’s book club discusses Angleberger
• Holiday helpers gather at recreation center
• Maden, Enright discuss new book
• Garden club meets at senior center
• Local children prepare for holiday sing-along
• Teen Center hosts Snowflake Dance
• Driver’s ed will be held at fire station
• Community band to hold holiday concert
• Chamber hosts holiday horse-drawn hayrides
• The Walrus Says
• Gift-buying guide for him and her
• Priscilla Manning Porter
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
• FIRE AND EMS
• POLICE LOG
• TOWN MEETINGS
• The Senior Times
• Barry Marshall
• From the revolution to restoration, the Conanicut Battery lives on
• State fishing licenses given full legal status
• Getting the yard ready for winter
• Island Lookout
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Peace Posters
• NKHS falls to South Kingstown in finale
• Experience not necessary: Archer shines for Cornell crew
• The last dance for the lady in red
• Golden celebration
• Dance to benefit Hasbro Children’s Hospital
• Island school faces a difficult race
• Monkey business
• Chance to create own boxwood holiday tree
• Mitten Drive teams up with Secret Garden
• Just for kicks
• Local authors discuss new book about workplace conflicts
• Long-time resident reminisces about hurricanes and parakeets
• School applauds negotiations
• Prout students perform ‘great’
• Thanks for love and support
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• This week in Island history
• Island Calendar
• Santa reigns over island Holiday Stroll
• Getting ready for Saturday
• LNG panel focuses on next ‘Congress of Councils’
• Illuminating the lives of islanders for 30 years
• Season’s decor
• Children invited to holiday craft workshop
• Library kicks off book club for children
• Cottage and Garden announce open house
• Chapel prepares for Christmas musical
• Library launches Chess Nights on Dec. 8
• Jamestowners want to go green with our island’s wind power
• Jamestown’s Ed McGuirl performs
• Newport Navy Choristers sing for charity
• Arts Center readies for salsa night, open house
• Museum celebrates Stuart’s anniversary
• Free yoga session for beginners at library
• New ‘Jamestown’ book hits the shelves
• Lighthouse Museum shows holiday spirit
• Senior and Teen Centers join forces
• Library to hold book discussion on Stein
• Basketball league for children in grades 4-8
• Library will host holiday sing-along
• Chorus prepares for holiday concert
• Lions Club accepting donations for yard sale
• Hull’s Cove scheduled for shoreline cleanup
• McQuade’s Marketplace holds blood drive
• The Walrus Says
• The truth about Turkey Day
• Richard J. Howland
• Timothy O’Connell
• FIRE & EMS
• POLICE LOG
• One person’s junk is another’s treasure at the Transfer Station
• Last week to vote for Beavertail Lighthouse
• Local authors schedule book signing
• Sharing Lessons
• Chamber Chatter
• Youth basketball scheduled to begin
• NKHS finishes fifth at Great Oaks Regatta
• Sailing in a winter wonderland
• Lawn Ave. announces academic awards
• Treats for the feets
• Ricci, Cofone announce engagement
• Teen center announces upcoming events
• Winter dinner offers a broad selection on the island
• Bentley, Phillips married on Sept. 25
• Pokanokut spiritual leader elaborates on Thanksgiving
• Subdivision on Narragansett Avenue approved
• Prout School announces first quarter honor roll
• Humane Society announces contest winners
• Watson Farms thanks Chamber
• Thankful for a great island
• Turbine issues not ‘insurmountable’
• Arts Center awarded grant for renovations
• Beware of fake charities
• Theatre like a second family
• LEGAL NOTICE
• This week in Island history
• Island Calendar
• A Thanksgiving story: Woman finds new home with island family
• RIDOT funding possible for island bike path
• Evergreens are ready
• Committee approves new teacher contracts
• Ready for the mud
• Giving thanks
• Santa to arrive in Wakefield by helicopter
• Chorus concert at Central Baptist
• ITHF announces holiday events
• Christmas festival at St. Mark Church
• Central Baptist Church plans Christmas fair
• Shoreline cleanup at Hull’s Cove
• Santa, Mrs. Claus coming to the island
• Lighthouse museum hosts open house
• Art and craft fair at Melrose School
• Practice dates near for holiday sing-along
• Library closed for Thanksgiving
• The Walrus Says
• Childrenisms – a laugh a minute
• Powers, Georgine
• Vandal, Patricia
• Hadfield, Lillian
• Fraley, Roselyn
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• POLICE LOG
• FIRE AND EMS
• Reed discusses elections, the wind turbine and LNG during visit to island
• O’Connor twins
• Lighthouse nominated for Save-A-Landmark
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Growing flowers in the heart of winter
• Planting for spring
• NKHS sailors qualify for Great Oaks Regatta
• Gilbert Stuart Museum prepares for gala
• Fort Getty: A walk to remember right in our backyard
• Marine biologist finishes her first triathlon
• The best compliment I ever got
• Veterans Day poem
• Facilitator needed to run workshop on Fort Getty
• Final weekend for JCT’s production of ‘Cinderella’
• Zoning Board denies two-car garage, approves closet
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• Your letters are welcome
• Bikers should feel safe ‘everywhere’
• Shouldn’t give up on wind turbine
• Thanks for installing memorial stones
• Beware threat of Asian beetles
• This week in Island history
• Island Calendar
• Federal grant awarded to URI to study Jamestown’s deer tick problem
• Early deadlines for the next newspaper
• Council discusses options surrounding wind turbine
• Harbor panel approves revised ordinance
• Cartoon
• ‘Flying proudly’ at East Ferry
• Jamestowners at work
• Teen Center plans trip to Providence Bruins
• St. Mark Church hosts Christmas Festival
• ‘Jamestown’ authors schedule book signing
• Capture the king starting on Dec. 8
• Library organizes holiday sing-along
• Chorus sets dates for holiday concerts
• Adult volleyball league starts on Nov. 23
• Library closed for Thanksgiving
• The blues come to Narragansett Cafe
• Discussion on “The Art of Racing in the Rain”
• Open house at Art Center
• Blood drive at McQuade’s Marketplace
• Melrose Elementary helps the homeless
• NKHS sets the stage for Shakespeare
• Piano concert Sunday afternoon
• Library Friends host Thanksgiving potluck
• A Veterans Day salute to the life and times of a local soldier
• NKHS teams qualify for New England Championships
• Controversy surrounds sealed records
• Test scores get better, but still ‘much room for improvement’
• ‘Cinderella’ opens Saturday night
• Travel indicators show improvement for Newport County
• The Walrus Says
• Turbine talk in full spin
• NKHS presents ‘Romeo and Juliet’
• Acronym and abbreviation subterfuge creates an endless maze
• ‘Cinderella’ on stage this weekend
• Raffle winner
• Ziegler, Joanna E. 60
• Volunteers are vital to a healthy community
• Commissioner skeptical about validity of island survey
• FIRE AND EMS
• Three local artists take part in Save the Bay
• Soccer celebration
• POLICE LOG
• Watson Farm topic of magazine story
• Election was ‘busy, challenging, fun’
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Teen Center to discuss digital harassment
• Lowered speed limit a ‘dumb idea’
• FOR THE RECORD
• SCCS set to perform ‘Poetry and Music’
• Lowering speed limit ‘unnecessary’
• ‘Don’t be afraid of who you are,’ a lesson to live by
• JCT to present ‘Cinderella’
• Chairperson thanks supporters
• Mintos, Watson Farm honored at awards night
• Library closed on Veterans Day
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Irwin sets school’s varsity cross-country record
• This week in Island history
• Life on the island before and after the bridges
• Island Calendar
• Youth volleyball program set to begin
• Flag volunteers needed tomorrow
• Save money by growing your own greens in just one month
• Sen. Reed to speak on Veterans Day
• Salk named NEISA Sailor of the Week
• A new roof is needed at the island’s senior center
• Seasonal campers have their say
• POLICE LOG
• Flag volunteers needed next week
• Jog a huge success
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Sen. Reed to speak on Veterans Day
• Gate the fort
• The Jamestown Women’s Club gives back to community
• Pennfield School hosts annual fall sale
• LEGAL NOTICE
• Weaver’s Cove encounters setbacks with state of Massachusetts
• Set your clocks back one hour Sunday
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Jamestown extends deadline for high school students
• JCT to present ‘Cinderella’
• This week in Island history
• Meet offspring of Secretariat
• Deadline today for CIAA exhibit
• Island Calendar
• Library Friends host Thanksgiving potluck
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Darlington renamed chairperson of RITBA
• Early deadlines for the next newspaper
• School athletic teams wrap up outstanding seasons
• Town to explore agreement with Narragansetts
• JEMS, RIBC prepare for blood drive
• Beavertail property fetches island’s highest real estate price
• Foamy Halloween fun
• Halloween is for kids
• ‘Dragon Tattoo’ on tap for book groups
• Council discusses reducing speed limit
• Zoning Board rejects in-law apartment, approves chicken coop
• The Walrus Says
• Paiva-Weed prepares for 10th Senate term
• Community service pumpkin
• What are we welcoming with open wallets?
• JCT dedicates its 20-year anniversary production to Patti Vandal
• How Jamestown voted
• Wright, Rita R. 89
• Halloween at the farm
• Community Farm celebrates another successful season
• EMS RUNS
• POLICE LOG
• Rides to polling place available
• Help needed with food donations
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Pet photo contest now accepting entries
• Thanks for a great birthday surprise
• Get swept up in JCT ‘Cinderella’ fantasy
• Wear a costume, get a glow stick
• We need new ‘experts’
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Free sample of yoga classes Nov. 1
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Upcoming
• Free fun and treats under the stars
• This week in Island history
• Sachem Canonchet and his farm topic of talk
• Jack O’Lantern Jog to be held on Sunday
• Island Calendar
• Fly-tying classes forming in North Kingstown
• Candidates make appeal for Jamestowners’ votes
• The last of the old Jamestown Bridge will finally fall this winter
• The Walrus Says
• Island voter turnout could be up on Nov. 2
• JSA Announces Try-Out for 2011 Spring Soccer
• With grandkids, grandparents rule
• Councilors tilt against Fort Wetherill sale
• Recreation Report
• Laura Lucille Johnson Macsicza, 57
• We’re coming for your treats!
• Aerial paint job
• Frank S. Medeiros, 93
• Bird view
• Fall lectures at IYRS explore boatbuilding methods
• John P. Graves, 91
• Beach architect strikes at Ft. Getty
• Beavertail lighthouse receives 2010 Rhody Award
• William T. Egan, 66
• Cast your vote on Tuesday, Nov. 2
• Put safety first this Halloween
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Town Council urges rejection of wind turbine referendum
• Vote ‘yes’ on Question 4
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
• Friends to meet at bird sanctuary
• More praise for Jimmy West
• FIRE AND EMS RUNS
• Free yoga class to benefit breast cancer
• Kenyon’s Grist Mill to host harvest festival this weekend
• Johnny Seatbelt Sez...
• Island Calendar
• DEM stocks ponds for fall trout fishing
• FOR THE RECORD
• Deneault and Hopkins promoted in police department
• Turbine question stands out among ballot referenda
• Jimmy West living in ‘paradise’ for nearly 95 years
• Outside firm sought for Ft. Getty planning
• Baking for the impatient chef
• Stripers tricky but worth the wait
• General Assembly candidates on island’s top issues
• A real gem of a scarecrow
• Non-profit networking event to be held
• Expert carver to show off pumpkins tonight
• St. Michael’s drama students to read spooky Poe stories
• See ‘Dracula’ ballet at Newport castle
• A big red truck and safety tips too
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Donate coat and get a free adjustment
• Storyteller shares videos at JamestownPress.com
• Council seeks bids for video services
• Eat chocolate for a good cause
• Return to the Ice Age at tonight’s talk
• Quest Montessori to hold open house
• Private well owners invited to workshop
• PAC blood drive to be held Nov. 15
• Commissioners continue to discuss mooring fee hikes
• Gallery to feature work of master metalsmith
• The Walrus Says
• Prevention Coalition collecting costumes
• Winsor unsuccessful at getting advisory removed from web
• Halloween dance for teens Oct. 30
• Understanding fashion
• Drug awareness week at Lawn school
• Hypocrisy rampant in LNG information
• Men’s soccer league forming
• Vivian B. Carnahan Scott, 92
• JCT to present ‘Cinderella’
• Scarecrows pose for judges
• Help sailing team get to the Big Easy
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Visit new arts center on Sunday
• Thanks to art program presenters
• Save your mums and pumpkins
• Kenyon’s Grist Mill to host harvest festival this weekend
• Two-day fall book sale at the library
• ‘Intruders’ at Ft. Getty
• Ophelia program to host free dinner
• FIRE & EMS RUNS
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Sign up now for Jack O’Lantern Jog
• POLICE LOG
• This week in Island history
• Season ender
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Shores group to host ‘meet the candidates’
• Jamestown is perfect ‘escape’ for NYC theatre designer
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• PAC blood drive Nov. 15
• Island offices ‘go green’ in a big way
• POLICE LOG
• Seafood supper at Baptist church tomorrow
• On a roll
• FIRE AND EMS RUNS
• Yoga for a cause this Sunday
• Town survey reveals surprising results
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Time for scarecrows
• ‘Perfect weather’ a backdrop for 550 bike racers
• Library to hold special book sale
• 35th Annual Jamestown Classic
• Got a fat squirrel?
• Special visit
• Lila Delman Real Estate honored for preservation efforts
• Teens seek toys for community service project
• Free mammograms offered for uninsured
• Hire a teen for fall chores
• Senate candidate Cook pledges business support
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Paiva Weed seeks tenth term in R.I. Senate
• AARP chapter meets
• Skatefest 2010 a ‘ton of fun’
• Students to sponsor walk for breast cancer
• Thanks for successful island bike race
• Community Band ‘pops concert’ Tuesday
• 131,000 pounds, and still growing
• Library to host talk on ‘Ice Age art’
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Islander to share Palestine experiences
• This week in Island history
• The Walrus Says
• VNS to hold Jamestown flu clinics
• Island Calendar
• The importance of saving summer
• Hole in One
• ‘Chocolate brunch’ to benefit VNS
• Islander promoted to U.S.M.C. colonel
• Teens seek toys for community service project
• Spectacular sight
• Proposed parking permit policy at N.K.H.S. to include safe driving contract
• Gilbert Stuart to host ‘Old Mill and Family Day’
• Beavertail light tower and museum open
• Bottlenose dolphin found on Jamestown beach
• Anthony, Brown married Sept. 5
• Free tai chi class at senior center
• Thanks for a great ‘Jamestown Day’
• Get a flu shot this Saturday at the library
• Thanks for ‘Party Now’ Support
• Library system adds 15,000 free titles
• Newport County candidates forum
• More questions on Hess LNG
• Gardening is good for you – maybe
• The Walrus Says
• VNS to hold two Jamestown flu clinics
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Conanicut Grange Report
• The government’s response to the UFO news conference
• JCT to present ‘Cinderella’
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Margaret ‘Skiddy’ Wotherspoon Miller
• This week in Island history
• Newport County AARP chapter to meet
• Richard A. Hines, 79
• Island Calendar
• Yacht Club announces fall series race results
• Nancy Armington, 80
• Holiday deadlines at the Press
• Island swimmer takes championship once again
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Jamestown Classic bicycle racers ride the island on Columbus Day
• A daily dose of sexism
• POLICE LOG
• Council wants wind turbine bond defeated
• Garden club to meet Oct. 18
• EMS RUNS
• Sidewalk saga
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Two items that need your attention
• N.K. administrators optimistic about NECAP scores
• Island stone carver wins McArthur genius grant
• Island beauties
• Tremblay, Shea wed
• ‘Jamestown Day’ postponed until Sunday
• JYC announces fall series race results
• Unified volleyball a winning experience for N.K.H.S. athletes
• My Turn
• Town mulls Potter League services for animal help
• Fall fishing is fast, furious and fun
• Turbines touted for treatment plants
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• ‘Jamestown Day’ revives tradition, supports youth
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Some scary moments
• Preservation a concern for island rich in historic sites
• Fun-filled Jamestown Day Friday evening at Ft. Getty
• Islander turns colorful glass into brilliant works of art
• Smith makes hole in one
• Board approves mixed-use plan for Sprague property
• Save the Bay to celebrate 40th anniversary
• Thanks to all for house tour success
• Harvest Fair this weekend at Norman Bird Sanctuary
• What will a windmill solve?
• Baptist church announces forums
• Campers are our neighbors
• The Walrus Says
• Library to host talk on ‘Ice Age art’
• Ft. Getty statistics need clarifying
• The ‘Space Guys’ are watching
• Zumba classes begin tonight
• Thanks to Scouts for drill help
• POLICE LOG
• ‘Outsider art’ at library
• Ft. Getty is our jewel
• FIRE AND EMS RUNS
• Men’s basketball starts Wednesday
• LEGAL NOTICES
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Gallery to host ‘Artoberfest’
• This week in Island history
• FOR THE RECORD
• After-school programs for kids begin Oct. 12
• Island Calendar
• New technology changes library’s lending – and ‘reading’ itself
• Newport Babe Ruth to host golf tournament
• School Committee hears energy presentation
• ‘Jamestown Day’ to celebrate island
• Thanks for library fundraising help
• The Walrus Says
• Zumba classes begin Sept. 30
• It’s time to talk Christmas trees
• The news is a snooze
• Open rec for kids starts Monday
• Creative scarecrow competition kick off
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Library to present ‘outsider art’
• Race or cheer for Jamestown Classic
• FIRE AND EMS
• JAC fundraiser this Saturday
• Stick to governing, please
• POLICE LOG
• This week in Island history
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Island Calendar
• Church forum examines national immigration issue
• Turbine question won’t be on November ballot
• Flu shot clinic at library Oct. 9
• New issues arise in school bus parking
• CIAA announces show winners
• Just a drill
• Jamestown soccer announces results
• BankNewport approved for makeover — with conditions
• JYC announces fall series race results
• Proposed facelift
• Kindling new flames
• What should we do with our jewel in the rough?
• Fall clean-up starts now
• Prevention Coalition to meet Wednesday
• N.K.H.S. makes progress on graduation requirements
• ‘Yoga for Everybody’ begins this week
• Ft. Getty needs more discussion, survey says
• Rhode Island Artist Art Glass Installation at Local Courthouse
• LNG tanker viewshed
• JYC announces fall series race results
• JHS to host House Tour this Saturday
• Thanks to sponsors of Seaside Cruise
• McAleer, Transue to wed
• Golf for kids begins Tuesday
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Kelly to command N.J. Coast Guard base
• PTO golf fundraiser and auction Saturday
• This week in Island history
• Goodbye ‘Earl,’ hello fall run
• Community yoga class begins Tuesday
• Island Calendar
• Islander joins Newport Chamber staff
• Watson Farm to offer tour
• Starting right
• Time to save your summer plants
• BLMA annual meeting to be held Tuesday
• R.I. must avoid ‘stand alone’ attitude, says Stokes
• Open recreation for kids to begin Sept. 27
• Hospital to offer free flu clinic
• Boaters may pay more for town moorings
• Clarke Golf Tournament this Sunday
• Students to get flu shots Dec. 7
• FAA rejects wind turbine at Taylor Point
• The Walrus Says
• Yoga workshop for beginners
• Young islander grows a giant pumpkin
• Conanicut Grange Report
• A ‘welcoming committee’ from your worst nightmare
• LNG tanker viewshed
• Islander finds joy in teaching babies to sign
• Henry A. Serpa, 94
• The Big Move
• Unmounted transponders to incur extra fee
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Community piano concert this Sunday
• Islanders cast votes in primary election
• EMS RUNS
• Oyster talk at library Sunday
• Jamestown soccer kicks off season at new field
• POLICE LOG
• New chefs join Bay Voyage staff
• Wedding ring returns to owner – thanks to island neighbors
• TOWN MEETINGS
• 5K Coast Run to benefit R.I. Sea Grant
• Make a difference in Jamestown
• Island percussionist brings marimba to Jamestown
• Church forum to focus on immigration
• Moving ahead to round two on LNG
• Church forum to focus on immigration
• Moving ahead to round two on LNG
• Island percussionist brings marimba to Jamestown
• JHS to host House Tour this Saturday
• Thanks to sponsors of Seaside Cruise
• JYC announces fall series race results
• Golf for kids begins Tuesday
• LEGAL NOTICES
• McAleer, Transue to wed
• PTO golf fundraiser and auction Saturday
• This week in Island history
• Kelly to command N.J. Coast Guard base
• Community yoga class begins Tuesday
• Island Calendar
• Goodbye ‘Earl,’ hello fall run
• Watson Farm to offer tour
• Starting right
• Islander joins Newport Chamber staff
• BLMA annual meeting to be held Tuesday
• R.I. must avoid ‘stand alone’ attitude, says Stokes
• Time to save your summer plants
• Hospital to offer free flu clinic
• Boaters may pay more for town moorings
• Open recreation for kids to begin Sept. 27
• Students to get flu shots Dec. 7
• FAA rejects wind turbine at Taylor Point
• Clarke Golf Tournament this Sunday
• Yoga workshop for beginners
• Young islander grows a giant pumpkin
• Conanicut Grange Report
• The Walrus Says
• LNG tanker viewshed
• Islander finds joy in teaching babies to sign
• A ‘welcoming committee’ from your worst nightmare
• The Big Move
• Unmounted transponders to incur extra fee
• Henry A. Serpa, 94
• Community piano concert this Sunday
• Islanders cast votes in primary election
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Oyster talk at library Sunday
• Jamestown soccer kicks off season at new field
• EMS RUNS
• New chefs join Bay Voyage staff
• Wedding ring returns to owner – thanks to island neighbors
• POLICE LOG
• 5K Coast Run to benefit R.I. Sea Grant
• Make a difference in Jamestown
• TOWN MEETINGS
• Library to host ‘OGRE’ talk
• Long journey to the island for Jamestown Mist owners
• Yard sale fundraiser to benefit church Gulf trip
• Tour Watson Farm next week
• Winsor ‘advisory’ should be removed
• POLICE LOG
• Library to host fundraiser
• Aren’t we ‘smarter’?
• EMS RUNS
• Teen Center to host Skatefest Saturday
• Clarifications on JAC fundraiser
• BIRTHS
• Yoga for families starts Sept. 20
• LEGAL NOTICES
• TOWN MEETINGS
• CIAA to host Town Hall art exhibit next week
• This week in Island history
• Don’t forget to vote this Tuesday
• Cabral earns Wentworth degree
• Island Calendar
• First District Congressional candidates tell what they’d do for Jamestown
• Chorus rehearsals begin Monday
• Pat’s Pastured adopts ‘old world’ methods for modern farming
• Community piano concert to be held Sept. 19
• Rhode Island Artist Unveils Glasswork at Local Courthouse
• Island hosts first LNG Congress of Councils
• Hospice to offer volunteer training program
• DEM OKs closure of landfill
• Hospital to offer free prostate cancer screening
• Surf’s up...thanks to Earl
• LaFazia, Manzotti to wed
• The Walrus Says
• Congress of Councils focuses attention on LNG
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Professional athletes — the new diplomats
• Rocky Hill School to hold benefit tournaments
• Making friends with killers
• Lauriston ‘Larry’ Parks, 75
• Potter League to host dog fun
• Wood, Price to wed
• M. Katherine Kennedy, 92
• Pajarillo earns doctorate in physical therapy
• What you do now affects the spring garden
• Joshua A. Barber, 30
• URI to offer music programs for kids
• Don’t miss your chance to visit historic island homes
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Back to School for Jamestown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Rowing around Conanicut Island
• Batter up!
• The Walrus Says
• Islanders keep wary eye on Earl
• Boat yard crews scramble to prepare for hurricane
• The upside of the down economy
• Start spring flowers now
• Winning blooms
• Joseph P. Smith, 89
• Congress of Councils to address LNG threat next week
• Hurricane safety for swimmers
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Labor Day a celebration of all who earn a paycheck
• Support Winsor and her Working Group
• FIRE AND EMS RUNS
• Common sense and safety first in a storm
• No need to tolerate ‘riding loud’
• POLICE LOG
• Yoga for kids begins Sept. 15
• How underemployed do you need to be?
• As summer ends, Bay catch rises
• JCT seeks performers for ‘Cinderella’
• Just like Congress
• Holes-in-one reported at Jamestown golf course
• Wellness screening at Baker’s Pharmacy
• ‘Time does not stand still here’
• N.K.H.S. gears up for busy fall sports season
• JYC announces first fall race series results
• Teens to tour Roger Williams University
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Grrrr!
• Fashion trunk show today
• Teen Center to host Skatefest event
• Jamestown Historical Society News
• JAC fundraiser to reflect spirit of island art community
• Oz to speak at women’s wellness day
• Watercolor workshop is last of season
• This week in Island history
• EEE virus found in Rhode Island
• Seaside Family Cruise at Ft. Getty Sunday
• Island Calendar
• Island students to create ‘code’ for living
• Diabetes health fair at N.K. senior center
• Gallery to host reception tomorrow
• Early deadlines at the Jamestown Press
• Getting ready for Earl
• New art exhibit at library
• School bus parking issue finally resolved
• ‘Drop dead gorgeous’ summer a boon to island economy
• Dispose of hazardous household waste at Central Landfill
• Island to host community summit on LNG proposal
• What to have in an emergency
• ‘Red Hot Mamas’ to host menopause talk
• Shakespeare lovers to meet on Thursdays
• Independent candidate throws hat in ring for House seat
• Garlic breath may be good for you
• BIRTH
• Shores water quality on tap for testing
• Of mice and men
• POLICE LOG
• Island football line-up
• N.K. Skippers football team ready for new season
• FIRE AND EMS RUNS
• Expenses trimmed on Ft. Getty boat ramp
• Jamestown school bus stops and times
• TOWN MEETINGS
• What a catch!
• Jamestown real estate enjoys a thriving market
• Library ‘Friends’ add online auction to fundraising efforts
• Jamestown Press Night Aug. 31 at the PawSox
• A well-prepared crew
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• Moo-ving along
• N.K. teachers settle contract; Jamestown teachers to meet soon
• MHS to hold first annual photography contest
• Ice cream social this Monday
• Train to be a hospice volunteer
• JYC announces latest summer series race results
• Sunflower contest judging on Saturday
• Bubbles to reign at Theatre by the Sea
• Quilt show to be held in Portsmouth
• Island artist featured in library display
• Board approves variance for Court St. property
• Fundraiser will benefit Theatre By The Sea
• Book groups to read Agassi autobiography
• A great day of fishing for island kids
• Bond with your horse this Saturday
• Contribute now for JAC fundraising auction
• Thanks to lifeguards for training
• Navy choristers seek new voices
• Free wellness screening at Baker’s
• Thank you, Benevolent Assoc.
• Islander named to U of Delaware dean’s list
• Donate to R.I. Food Bank now
• Thanks for talent show success
• One big fish
• Teen Center fall schedule announced
• This week in Island history
• Ready or not…here fall (fishing) comes
• Time still flies, but at warp speed
• Last chance for free PawSox tickets
• Island Calendar
• Angelou fundraiser to benefit Day One
• Milton C. ‘Skip’ Bickford Jr., 78
• What about ‘wind spires’?
• Where in the World is the Jamestton Press?
• Free PawSox tickets for Aug. 31 game
• The Island Garden
• A few thoughts about why we are confused
• More than ‘disgusted’ at council’s behavior
• Child safety fair in N.K. this weekend
• Paul Coste, 87
• No wind, but plenty of foolish fun
• Yoga for toddlers among fall programs at rec center
• Sherlie DiCenso Brumagim, 68
• Assembly not experts on maritime activities
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Great success with annual art show
• Seamen’s Church Institute benefit this Sunday
• ENGAGEMENT
• R.I. should copy Maine noise law
• Island recycling tips and facts
• FIRE AND EMS RUNS
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Some recipe ideas for those home-grown vegetables
• BIRTH
• This week in Island history
• Got talent?
• POLICE LOG
• Island Calendar
• Jamestown schools offer new policies, methods and looks
• Island twins will dance their way to international event
• Saturday night down on the farm
• Ice cream social for military families slated
• Triple E threat reported in Massachusetts
• Jamestown Talent Show tonight
• A mighty tasty catch
• Free rugby clinic for kids in Newport
• Foolishness abounds at annual event
• From the Town Administrator
• Register now for fall soccer league
• Ding-a-ling
• Local florist much appreciated
• Jamestown woman takes an ‘ace’
• North Kingstown school board meets at high school tonight
• Knitters can start now for fall giving
• JYC announces summer series race results
• Bird’s eye view
• Another season of summer music ends
• From hook to cook: fish is on the menu
• Watson Farm site of annual Chamber event
• Library book groups to meet in August
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Perrotti named resort manager at Bay Voyage
• Islanders named to Phillips Academy honor roll
• This week in Island history
• CYC hosts NBYA girls’ clinic and championships
• The Walrus Says
• Islander graduates Westfield State College
• Island Calendar
• Service with a smile
• Growin’ up, stretchin’ out and livin’ large
• Kenworthy takes the helm at N.K.H.S.
• Democratic Committee endorses candidates
• TOWN HALL RECORDS
• Commissioners mull land use element of Comprehensive Plan
• Hey, can you see?
• EMS RUNS
• A solemn duty
• Where in the World is the Jamestown Press?
• POLICE LOG
• Turbine questions await answers
• Islander makes career of germs, bacteria and infectious diseases
• Islander promoted at Insurance Brokerage
• What a view
• Team ‘Just Wings’ raises thousands for cancer research
• ‘Complacency’ to blame for oil spill, says island expert
• Get ready for fools
• Thanks from Housing commissioners
• Blue Cross offers grants to health programs
• Islander named to Cornell dean’s list
• Thanks to all for successful book sale
• MHS to hold first annual photography contest
• CIAA art show at Recreation Center
• POW camps inspired local novelist
• Summer’s waning, but keep on planting
• New yoga classes offered
• ‘Thrilled’ by Windmill Day
• Croft re-elected to IBTTA board
• Audition next week for Chorus talent show
• Time to help a caring friend
• JYC summer series race results
• Lighthouse tower open this Saturday
• Thanks for a great party
• Lobster for a cause
• JHS to hold annual meeting tonight
• Heartfelt thanks for quick response
• Conanicut Grange Report
• Community Band to perform Sunday
• Thanks to all for teen dance
• The fruits of my labor
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