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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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Committees deal with deer and snow removal

The City Council’s Public Works Committee agreed Thursday to make a one-time payment to defray 2010 snow removal costs on Country Club Road and the Police and Fire Committee agreed to look for ways to rid Jamestown of encroaching deer. Police Chief Dave Donegan said there have been five vehicle-deer crashes in Jamestown since January, primarily at the bottom of Mill Hill.

October 22, 2010

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Asphalt work to start on streets

Asphalt work as part of the city’s annual street maintenance program (Paving District #10-41) will be starting in the southwest part of Jamestown and will be ongoing for the next several weeks, according to the city engineer’s office.

July 30, 2010

Taxable sales up in Jamestown

If taxable sales and purchases are any indication, Jamestown appears to be economically sound on almost all fronts, says North Dakota’s top ranking tax official. The first quarter of 2010 compared to 2009 shows an 8.54 percent increase for the Buffalo City in 10 reportable categories. The biggest boon here is in manufacturing, which increased to more than $2 million for the first quarter in 2010 compared to $1,455,507 in 2009.

By Ben Rodgers , July 23, 2010

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City orders water study

The City Council’s Public Works Committee Thursday voted unanimously to get a city-wide water system study moving quickly that concentrates first on potential development in the area near the Jamestown Regional Medical Center. City Engineer Reed Schwartzkopf told the committee the estimated $140,000 study was originally planned for the 2011 budget year. However, after discussions he had with Fire Chief Jim Reuther and the city’s Utilities Operations Director Steve Suko, they agreed the study should be moved to this fall.

July 23, 2010

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City crews working on dike removal

Crews are now working on dike removal operations in the 1600 block of East Business Loop and North Dakota State Hospital, the Jamestown City Engineer’s Office said in a news release Thursday. Workers are expected to move into the Second Avenue Southwest area this afternoon.

May 28, 2010

On the Issues: council

“On the Issues” continues in today’s Sun. Today, candidates for the one seat available on the Jamestown City Council answer questions. Three people are seeking the seat: Ramone Gumke, Francis Silbernagel and Scott Walch. Incumbent Kelani Parisien is not running for re-election.

May 21, 2010

Concrete work starts on city streets

Concrete work as part of the city’s annual street maintenance program has started in the southwest part of Jamestown and will be ongoing for the next several weeks.

May 11, 2010

Forbes ranks three N.D. cities

Grand Forks is ranked the 45th “Best Place for Business and Careers” among small metropolitan areas, according to the listing by Forbes. Bismarck ranks 4th and Fargo 9th among the small metros, those with populations lower than 245,000, according to the list released this week. It examines 12 factors, including costs of doing business and living, job and income growth, educational attainment and projected economic growth.

By By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications Co. , April 16, 2010

City argues against suppressing information in DUI case

Police here had reasonable suspicion to pull over a North Dakota State University Development Foundation director and his motion to suppress evidence in the drunk driving case should be denied, a city prosecutor argues. Prosecutor Jodi Bass also argues in the city’s response filed this week that the officer acted reasonably when she took Jim Miller into two businesses to perform sobriety tests.

By By Amy Dalrymple, Forum Communications Co. , April 14, 2010

City requests to bore water line

The Jamestown Planning Commission forwarded a request to bore a water line under Interstate 94 to the Jamestown City Council with a do-pass recommendation, according to Harley Trefz, chairman of the commission. The commission met Monday morning.

By Sun Staff , April 13, 2010

The voters should make this sales tax decision

The City Council decided Monday to forego voter approval and amended the current ordinance to take half of the 1 percent sales tax to reduce the city’s share of special assessments and extend the tax until 2018. The intent to lower taxes is good, but we question the means to achieve it.

April 08, 2010

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Candidates declare for elections: Friday is filing deadline

With just four days remaining until the filing deadline, incumbents and challengers have filed to put their name on the June primary ballot here. “The process is moving at us quickly,” said Noel Johnson, chief operating officer and election administrator for Stutsman County. “The deadline for filing is 4 p.m. Friday at the courthouse for county or state offices, at City Hall for city offices or at the school business office for the school board.”

By Keith Norman , April 06, 2010

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Sales tax funds: Council approves taking 50 percent, extending tax

The City Council voted 3-1 Monday to enact the amended ordinance taking half of the 1 percent sales tax for the city’s share of special assessments and extending the tax to Dec. 31, 2018.

April 06, 2010

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March 30, 2010

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