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Cookie Billings – “I suggest Council follow the guidance of the experienced staff in adopting the ‘26-‘27 budget and then, with some professional
In May 2024, the Cedarwood Garden Club was honored to sponsor a Gold Star Families Memorial Marker in Wrenn Miller Park in Jamestown.
JBA and Rotary host open house The Jamestown Business Association and Jamestown Rotary Club are hosting a Meet and Greet Open House at Potent Potables on June 1 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
There was a lot on Parks & Recreation Director Scott Coakley’s mind as he gave a report about increased Jamestown Park usage at the May 19 Town Council meeting. Ironically,
At the April 21 Town Council meeting, Jesse Lopez and James Ortiz of Triad Advocates proposed a Fourth Amendment resolution change to the immigration policy.
Lynn Montgomery, a CPA who retired from the Jamestown mayor's office at the last election, has seen her share of proposed budgets in her 16 of years as a Planning Board member, town councilmember and mayor. But this is the first time she has voiced such a complaint about a proposed budget.
Town Manager Matthew Johnson presented an approximately 25-minute budget message. He pointed out some of the problems with the changes made by Council on May 12.
Jamestown's Parks & Recreation Director Scott Coakley had some very good statistics about Jamestown Park usage to pass on to the Town Council on May 19. The statistics related to the new inclusive playground, which opened September 2025, nature trail and new basketball court.
Fifth budget workshop The Town Council's fifth budget workshop will be held June 4 at 3 p.m. in the Council Chambers at the Civic Center at Town Hall. Note the earlier time.
The proverb “Big things come in small packages” can apply to the work of Marcia Pearce. She makes lap quilts, 35x42 inches, for veterans on the Triad Flights of Honor.
