John and Joan McCauley recently took the Press to Eilean Donan Castle in Scotland. More...
At some point in nearly every child's school years, he or she will face anxiety about "fitting in" or being "popular." Parents and guardians need to remember they are the first line of defense for children susceptible to developing a negative self More...
By Rosemary Enright
The JHS Capital Campaign began in January 2007. It will end in January 2008. More...
By Adrienne Downing
The 18 players on the Lawn Avenue School soccer team were not trying out for the role of teacher's pet at the annual Student-Faculty soccer game on Oct. 26. More...
By Roger Marshall
Your garden probably looked quite nice last Friday, but on Saturday the storm came through and wrecked it. I know that's what happened in my yard. I found leaves in the house gutters well above the highest trees. More...
By Dotti Farrington
Jamestown Conservation Commissioners last month decided to develop a brochure for homeowners to be able to identify and to remove invasive plants from their properties. More...
By Michaela Kennedy
The name fisher cat is a misnomer. A fisher cat is not a cat, and it rarely eats fish. Nevertheless, this beastly carnivore, kin to minks and weasels, has struck a chord of terror in local cat owners - and even some dog owners - on the island. More...
By Michaela Kennedy
Families streamed through the doors of the Melrose Avenue School. Mothers pushed baby strollers and groups of young friends joined each other in the cafeteria. Smiles abounded between sips of soups and admirations of artwork. More...
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce representatives present a $4,500 check to Scott Chapin (right), president of the Dutch Island Lighthouse Society. The money was raised from the Chamber's Night for the Light dinner-dance event. More...
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