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Rookie cops in Oil Patch get ‘thrown into the mix’
WILLISTON, N.D. Cops in the Oil Patch say one year of experience there is what theyd see in five years elsewhere. As North Dakotas oil boom brings a spike in police calls to growing communities, man...
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If you have special needs, emergency preparedness plan should be high priority
With flood risks about to increase quickly in parts of the Northern Plains, and with a spring and summer of weather warnings ahead, the need for emergency preparedness becomes more apparent. Thats es...
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Duluth-area leaders bring a message of thanks to Capitol
ST. PAUL Previous years visits to the state Capitol by Northeastern Minnesota community leaders included requests to fund projects such as an airport terminal, a hockey arena, an intermodal transpo...
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Residents to get written apologies after city gives trees severe trims

The Jamestown city engineer’s office will be issuing written apologies to property owners where boulevard trees were harshly pruned this fall. The action was the result of the Jamestown Public Works Committee meeting Thursday.

By Keith Norman , January 27, 2012

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Interim chief

The Jamestown City Council named Lt. John Gletne to be interim police chief during its regular meeting Tuesday.

By Keith Norman , January 04, 2012

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Loop project: City committee approves partnership

The Jamestown Finance and Legal Committee approved Tuesday a Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. request to partner with Great River Energy in forming the Spiritwood Energy Park Association. The project includes a loop railroad line and an industrial park at the site of the GRE power plant.

By Keith Norman , November 23, 2011

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Committee OKs more funds for park project

The Jamestown Public Works Committee approved 50 percent participation on a riverbank stabilization project during its regular meeting Thursday. The plan caps the city’s cost at $53,600 with the total local share being $124,000. The bulk of the $356,000 project will be paid by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

By Keith Norman , October 28, 2011

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Committee OKs new contract with Newman Signs

The Jamestown Finance and Legal Committee approved a 15-year extension to the contract allowing Newman Signs to maintain billboards on city-owned property.

By Keith Norman , October 26, 2011

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TV crew filming Jamestown’s attractions today

Today a professional television crew will be in Jamestown capturing the attractions and people for a segment that will air on national television more than 15 times.

By Ben Rodgers , October 21, 2011

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Sump issues, Council looks at curbing sump pump misuse

Sump issues, Council looks at curbing sump pump misuse The Jamestown Public Works committee discussed ways to deal with the problem of sump pumps draining into the sanitary sewer system during city committee meetings Tuesday.

By Keith Norman , September 21, 2011

City utility charges rising by 2 percent

The Jamestown City Council wrapped up most of its 2012 budget during a special meeting Thursday. The budget increases costs of city-provided utilities and provides a pay raise for city employees while building the city’s financial reserves.

By Keith Norman , September 16, 2011

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Council works on budget

The Jamestown City Council tackled a projected $600,000 difference in the 2012 preliminary budget compared to the 2011 Jamestown budget during a special meeting Wednesday. The starting point for the process was a $6.6 million preliminary budget compared to about $6 million in current year spending.

By Keith Norman , September 08, 2011

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Jamestown, N.D., city committee hears case for backyard chicken coop

The Jamestown Finance and Legal Committee cried fowl over a request by Patti Pfaff to keep six chickens in her backyard. The request came before the committee during its regular meeting Tuesday.

By Keith Norman , July 20, 2011

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City committee gives preliminary approval to 2012 JSDC budget

The Jamestown City and Finance and Legal Committee gave preliminary approval to the 2012 budget for the Jamestown/ Stutsman Development Corp. during its regular meeting Tuesday. The unanimous approval places the issue on the consent agenda of the City Council, which meets July 5.

By Keith Norman , June 22, 2011

City, Parks and Rec to cost share project

The city of Jamestown will participate with the Jamestown Parks and Recreation Department in covering the local share of a bank stabilization project in McElroy Park. The cost share was approved during the City Council’s regular meeting Monday.

By Keith Norman , June 07, 2011

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VC airport getting concrete runway

The airport in Valley City is getting a concrete runway.

May 10, 2011

Cleanup Week set for May 16-20

The 2011 edition of Cleanup Week in Jamestown is set for May 16 through 20. The schedule was announced during the Jamestown Public Works Committee meeting on Thursday. The annual event allows residents to place items that would not normally be picked up out on the street for removal and disposal by the city.

By Keith Norman , April 22, 2011

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Couple have until June to remove improvements on land

The last City Council meeting of 2010 Monday was mostly about taking care of housekeeping chores.

December 07, 2010

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