Island children turned out in droves for the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Shoreby Hill Green sponsored by the Jamestown Womens' Club. More...

Representing applicant Patrick Kilroy in a request for a variance, attorney Scott Turner asked the Zoning Board of Review Chairman Thomas Ginnerty for a continuance to its May 23 meeting. More...

Warm weather is here, and the streets are full of prospective home buyers. How do you make sure your property stands out above the rest? More...

Some states celebrate Arbor Day at various times throughout the year, but National Arbor Day is the last Friday of April. So for those celebrating April 28, grab a shovel and get ready to plant a tree. More...

It's spring and your deck looks a bit worse for wear after the winter. But how do you bring it back into shape. Preparation is the key to getting a good-looking deck. More...

Your son is playing catch with his friend in the living room for the third time this week. You start to tell him to take it outside when he misses a catch. It flies past the vase, but you now have a baseball-sized hole in your drywall. More...

It's the most common weed in the United States. It plagues the minds of millions of Americans weekly. It takes hours of time to combat over the course of a year, and it just keeps coming. More...

Top photo by Jessie Dutra, bottom photo by John Allen More...

Green-Up Day is scheduled for Saturday, April 29, starting at 8:30 a.m. at the fields. More...

On Saturday, May 20, people of all ages with disabilities are invited to enjoy sailing free of charge at the Shake-A-Leg Open Sailing Day, from l l a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fort Adams State Park. More...

Josh Nolan plants a black walnut tree at the town forest during a recent volunteer day. Photo by Andrea vonHohenleiten More...

The International Yacht Restoration School will host a Spring Open House on Saturday, April 29, from 1 to 4 p.m. More...

The Jamestown Community Chorus spring performance, called More...

The latest news concerning the steep rise in gasoline prices is dismal. News reports blame the gas price escalation on the high cost and limited availability of ethanol, an additive now required to reduce pollution. More...

New England Institute of Technology has announced that three students from Jamestown recently began a course of studies. Ryan D. Ellis is in the building construction and cabinetmaking department. More...

Sue Brayman shares this picture of her grandson, Ian Brayman, meeting a calf at the Dutra Farm. More...

The town's fire marshal will be visiting all commercial buildings in the upcoming weeks to inspect them for fire code compliance. More...

Residents have until Friday, April 28, to license their dogs in Jamestown. As of Monday, May 1, all owners of unregistered dogs are subject to a $25 late fee, plus the cost of the license. More...

The Planning Commission voted last week to recommend approval of a development plan to construct a new water treatment plant on North Main Road. More...

Jamestown sent two students to the National Scrabble Tournament, held last weekend in Boston. More...