Ryan Gibbs is a journalist with a focus on local news. He writes for the Jamestown Press and the Iowa Farm Bureau, covering a range of topics including art, agriculture, community events, and human interest stories. His work aims to highlight the stories and achievements of individuals and organizations within the local community.
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Songs about red sails, blue skies and yellow submarines will be sung when the Jamestown Everybody Chorus takes the stage to raise money for hungry Rhode Islanders.
A local scientist traveled halfway around the world to film a rare species of shark that resembles a ray more than a great white.
A seal that washed up dead on the rocky cliffs of Beavertail State Park was not killed by the balloons found next to its carcass, according to Mystic Aquarium. Sarah Callen, the animal rescue manager for the Connecticut aquarium, said the body of the dead seal was reported at 2:19 p.m. July 29 without the balloons. By the time a […]
The Fools’ Rules Regatta, which could be the only sailboat race in the world that covets capsizing, is returning for its 46th edition. The regatta will set sail Saturday, Aug. 17, at the East Ferry beach. Because nautical items are prohibited, boatbuilders are tasked with constructing their “seagoing vessels” from items ill-suited for the purpose. For example, sails are not […]
A local percussionist capitalized on an invitation to perform with his favorite band in front of roughly 2,000 fellow fans. Gregg Charest performed on stage with the alternative rock band Guster at its Aug. 9 concert at the State Theatre in Portland, Maine. He was invited to play the steelpan for the band’s song “Amsterdam” after he submitted a video […]
Both principals in Jamestown, as the 2024-25 academic year gets started Tuesday, Sept. 3, are again on the same page with their anticipation when it comes to the first day of school. “The start of school has a special energy for both adults and kids,” Melrose School principal Beth Roman said. “I’m always looking forward to that. You can feel […]
As schoolchildren returned to class Tuesday at Melrose and Lawn schools, their older counterparts did the same off the island at the district’s two high schools of record, North Kingstown and Narragansett. The first day of school at North Kingstown High School was Tuesday for freshmen, including 23 Jamestown residents. The other three grades, with 97 additional local students, returned […]
Art teacher Erica Connolly in her freshly painted car Wednesday morning at Melrose School. She allowed her students to decorate the hatchback while she was serving as an instructor this summer at the Newport Art Museum. PHOTO BY ANDREA VON HOHENLEITEN
An exhibition that opened in Jamestown last week will highlight the waterways, forests and mountains that can be experienced when you walk off the beaten path. “Where the Pavement Ends,” which features the work of artists Amelia Wilson, Ryan Robidoux and Robert Stengel, will be displayed through Halloween at the Out of the Box Studio & Gallery, 11 Clinton Ave. […]
A 118-page master plan has been adopted that comprehensively details steps needed to improve the network of streets, trails and paths in town to benefit cyclists and pedestrians. Jamestown resident Arek Galle, a landscape architect with Beta Group, crafted the document, “Jamestown Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan 2024,” in consultation with the bike path committee. That ad hoc panel was re-established […]
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