Kathy Steiner, Jamestown Sun Journalist Profile

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Strong tourist season expected at Frontier Village

3 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Kathy Steiner

JAMESTOWN — If opening weekend at Frontier Village is any sign of the tourist season to come, it looks to be a good one, said the visitor experience manager for Jamestown Tourism. “It went really well,” said Allison Limke. “It was very busy up at the Frontier Village. We had three cases of ice cream go within three days so that means … we sold probably close to 150 cups of ice cream.
Memorial Day observances set in Jamestown, area

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kathy Steiner

May 21—JAMESTOWN — Jamestown and area communities will observe Memorial Day on Monday, May 26, with programs and ceremonies. The Jamestown Patriotic Council is sponsoring the Memorial Day program starting at 9 a.m. Monday at Shady's in the Gladstone Inn & Suites, according to Theresa Haag, president of the council.
Memorial Day observances set in Jamestown, area

2 weeks ago | jamestownsun.com | Kathy Steiner

JAMESTOWN —– Jamestown and area communities will observe Memorial Day on Monday, May 26, with programs and ceremonies. The Jamestown Patriotic Council is sponsoring the Memorial Day program starting at 9 a.m. Monday at Shady’s in the Gladstone Inn & Suites, according to Theresa Haag, president of the council.
Closing on a positive note: Events planned at Washington school for public, school community

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kathy Steiner

Apr. 30—JAMESTOWN — When Emma Mickelson, third grade teacher at Washington Elementary School, thought about the school's closing next month, she wanted it to be on a positive note. "Washington's been part of the Jamestown community since 1929," she said. Mickelson said she's talked to many people who recalled attending the school, playing basketball there while attending Jamestown Public Schools or being on Ernie Gates Field.
Options abound for decking materials

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kathy Steiner

Apr. 30—JAMESTOWN — A customer considering a deck project should contact the city of Jamestown about rules and other issues, says John Kukowski, co-owner/vice president, Infinity Building Services. "What first thing a customer should do when looking at doing a deck is finding out if it's able to be done on your property with the city," he said.
Public open house planned at Washington Elementary School in Jamestown

1 month ago | jamestownsun.com | Kathy Steiner

JAMESTOWN — When Emma Mickelson, third grade teacher at Washington Elementary School, thought about the school’s closing next month, she wanted it to be on a positive note. “Washington’s been part of the Jamestown community since 1929,” she said. Mickelson said she’s talked to many people who recalled attending the school, playing basketball there while attending Jamestown Public Schools or being on Ernie Gates Field.
Options abound for decking materials

1 month ago | jamestownsun.com | Kathy Steiner

JAMESTOWN — A customer considering a deck project should contact the city of Jamestown about rules and other issues, says John Kukowski, co-owner/vice president, Infinity Building Services. “What first thing a customer should do when looking at doing a deck is finding out if it’s able to be done on your property with the city,” he said.
Former ND early childhood services official authors new book

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kathy Steiner

Apr. 26—JAMESTOWN — A retired state early childhood official who lives in Jamestown has written a book, "Early Care and Education For All Children: My Over 40-year Journey."Corinne Bennett served as the state administrator of early childhood services from 1991-2006 in the North Dakota Department of Human Services.
Former ND early childhood services official authors new book

1 month ago | jamestownsun.com | Kathy Steiner

JAMESTOWN — A retired state early childhood official who lives in Jamestown has written a book, “Early Care & Education For All Children: My Over 40-year Journey.”Corinne Bennett served as the state administrator of early childhood services from 1991-2006in the North Dakota Department of Human Services.
Jamestown Choralaires to perform 70th Anniversary Concert

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kathy Steiner

Apr. 19—JAMESTOWN — In 1955, four men decided there was a need for a male choral group in Jamestown. They recruited about 40 local men for the Jamestown Choralaires. Now, 70 years later, the Jamestown Choralaires are still singing and preparing for the group's 70th Anniversary Concert next week. Ron Hildahl, president of the group, said the group is looking forward to the event, which will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, April 25-26, at St. James Basilica in Jamestown.