A challenging course, blue skies, cool temperatures, an enthusiastic crowd, and 800 participants - all the ingredients needed for a fabulous day of bicycle racing. And a fantastic race it was. More...
Town Engineer Mike Gray and Public Works Director Steve Goslee receive a check for $9,167 from Sherry Mulhearn, executive director of Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corp., for exceeding the town's recycling goals for the year. More...
Two vacancies exist on the Jamestown Harbor Management Commission. Each carries a threeyear term. A member of the nonriparian recreational boating community representative and member of the riparian property resident (coastal waters) are needed. More...
The Friends of the Jamestown Library will host a book talk with author Rockwell Stensrud, author of "NEWPORT: A Lively Experiment, 1639-1969" on Thursday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m. at the Jamestown library. More...
Musica Dolce will present an all Mozart chamber music concert on Sunday, Oct. 22, at 4:30 p.m. at the Courthouse Center for the Arts, 3481 Kingstown Rd. , West Kingston. More...
Rick Rua of A Traditional Sweep is a chimney sweep and a professional fire prevention specialist. On Thursday, Oct. 12 from 3:30 to 4 p.m. he will visit the Jamestown library. He will wear his traditional More...
Two guys from Jamestown. What are the odds of two friends from the island who live only a couple of miles from each other hitting big in separate National Fantasy Baseball Championships. More...
Duncan and Susi Pendlebury of Jamestown, and James Thomas of Warren, have announced the engagement of their daughter Kathryn W. Thomas to Dean J. Jennings, the son of Dave and Donna Jennings of North Kingstown. More...
Gloria Hull of Jamestown and Andrew Bohl of Prescott, Ariz., were married Feb. 18, 2006 at the Marker 88 Restaurant and Beach Front in Islamorada, Fla. Gary Mace, a friend of the couple, officiated. More...
The School Committee met with the Town Council Oct. 5 to discuss ongoing activities and answer questions about the school district. The board reviewed topics ranging from the quality of public education to future budget costs. More...
The tenant and caretaker of the Beavertail Lighthouse, Richard Shutt, has refused to vacate the rent-free apartment even though his lease has expired and has filed a claim against the town. More...
The Town Council Tuesday failed to adopt an anti-casino resolution that they had discussed last month. Several towns have registered their opposition to the casino question that will be on the Nov. 7 general-election ballot. More...
Once again, here I am displaced in Kentucky and feeling the need to thank another member of our community. Thank you, Mr. Bolles, for 17 years of. . . .Wait, 17 years...hmm I'm 36 and went to the Rec everyday since I was 6. . .only 17 years? More...
Thank you Eliza and Emily Kallfelz and their friends Brooke and Rachel Warner who ran a backyard summer fair for St. Mark's food closet. They collected over $120 More...
I was annoyed at reading Sam Bari's piece in last week's Press. Everything from the title "Islanders not betting on casino question," suggesting some kind of consensus, to the selective quotes, appeared to be an attempt to sway opinion. More...
David Dewey's watercolor scenes of coastal Maine and his Rhode Island-inspired color harmonies are featured in "Water to Water: Maine and Rhode Island in the Paintings of David Dewey," opening on Saturday, Oct. More...
Last Sunday, Reverend Kevin Lloyd of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church held the blessing of the animals on the church lawn on Narragansett Avenue. The annual blessing is in honor of St. More...
Judith Anne Shepard, 60, formerly of Jamestown died unexpectedly Oct. 5, 2006 while traveling in St. Louis. She was the beloved wife of Captain Joseph A. Shepard. More...
Thomas G. "Jerry" O'Connell, 89, a longtime resident of Jamestown and Lake Worth, Fla., died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006 at Heritage Hills Nursing Home in Smithfield after a year-long illness. He was the husband of Clara B. "Claire" O'Connell for 61 years. More...