Kathy Steiner is a journalist for the Jamestown Sun, focusing on local news in Jamestown, North Dakota. She covers a variety of topics including community events, local businesses, school achievements, and human interest stories. Kathy is dedicated to keeping the residents of Jamestown informed and engaged with the happenings in their community.
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Kathy Steiner primarily covers local community events, awards, and news related to non-profit organizations in Jamestown. Her focus also includes topics such as education, local businesses, and arts/culture.
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Winter gear donations are sought to give to children, others in need
By: Kathy Steiner
These Siberian elm trees, as seen in southeast Jamestown earlier this summer, were removed as they interfered with overhead power lines. John M. Steiner / The Jamestown Sun
The truck replaces one that's about 27 years old, the fire chief said.
By: Kathy Steiner
JAMESTOWN — The fire chief for the Jamestown Rural Fire Department said people should never forget the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
A garage is fully engulfed in flames early Thursday, Sept. 12, in Jamestown. Courtesy / Joe Jacobson
Sep. 12—JAMESTOWN — One person was seriously injured following a report of a possible house explosion early Thursday, Sept. 12, according to Maj.
By: Kathy Steiner
63% of ND homes have elevated levels of radon above the EPA's 'action level'.
By: Kathy Steiner
EAB was confirmed north of Edgeley, North Dakota, in August.
By: Kathy Steiner
Trips to the zoo, casino and other locations made possible by donors, volunteers
By: Kathy Steiner
Caution should also be used with lithium-ion batteries.
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