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6 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Masaki Ova
May 8—JAMESTOWN — Mayor Dwaine Heinrich criticized the North Dakota Legislature for creating "chaos at the local level" over property tax reform while also touting the progress that has been made in Jamestown. Heinrich said the Legislature's passage of House Bill 1176 is "very positive action" and means millions of extra dollars for Jamestown residents.
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6 days ago | 
jamestownsun.com | Masaki Ova
JAMESTOWN — Mayor Dwaine Heinrich criticized the North Dakota Legislature for creating “chaos at the local level” over property tax reform while also touting the progress that has been made in Jamestown. Heinrich said the Legislature’s passage of House Bill 1176 is “very positive action” and means millions of extra dollars for Jamestown residents.
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6 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Masaki Ova
May 8—JAMESTOWN — The Stutsman County Commission unanimously approved on Tuesday, May 6, a request for applications for the vacant seat on the board. The county commission is expected to make a decision on who will fill the vacant seat at its regular meeting on May 20. The county commission will hold a special meeting, if needed, on May 20 before its regular meeting to go over the applications. The deadline to apply for the vacant seat is noon May 16.
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6 days ago | 
jamestownsun.com | Masaki Ova
JAMESTOWN — The Stutsman County Commission unanimously approved on Tuesday, May 6, a request for applications for the vacant seat on the board. The county commission is expected to make a decision on who will fill the vacant seat at its regular meeting on May 20. The county commission will hold a special meeting, if needed, on May 20 before its regular meeting to go over the applications. The deadline to apply for the vacant seat is noon May 16.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Masaki Ova
May 7—JAMESTOWN — The city of Jamestown's Sanitation and Solid Waste Department is making preparations for Residential Curbside Cleanup Week on Monday through Saturday, May 12-17, according to Shawn O'Neill, sanitation foreman. "We have to get bids for the extra loaders that we use to do the cleanup," he said. O'Neill said his department gets bids for rental equipment. "We don't have a lot of loaders," he said.
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1 week ago | 
jamestownsun.com | Masaki Ova
JAMESTOWN — The city of Jamestown’s Sanitation and Solid Waste Department is making preparations for Residential Curbside Cleanup Week on Monday through Saturday, May 12-17, according to Shawn O’Neill, sanitation foreman. “We have to get bids for the extra loaders that we use to do the cleanup,” he said. O’Neill said his department gets bids for rental equipment. “We don’t have a lot of loaders,” he said. O’Neill said he is also working on getting truck drivers for cleanup week.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Masaki Ova
May 6—JAMESTOWN — The Jamestown City Council unanimously approved on Monday, May 5, awarding a bid for more than $2.5 million to Industrial Builders Inc. to replace three pedestrian bridges in Jamestown. The city of Jamestown's share is just over $490,000. Federal funds obligated for the project won't exceed about 81% of the total eligible project cost. Mayor Dwaine Heinrich said there will be a citywide special assessment to pay for the local share.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Masaki Ova
May 6—JAMESTOWN — The Jamestown City Council unanimously approved on Monday, May 5, awarding a bid for more than $2.5 million to Industrial Builders Inc. to replace three pedestrian bridges in Jamestown. The city of Jamestown's share is just over $490,000. Federal funds obligated for the project won't exceed about 81% of the total eligible project cost. Mayor Dwaine Heinrich said there will be a citywide special assessment to pay for the local share.
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1 week ago | 
jamestownsun.com | Masaki Ova
JAMESTOWN — The Jamestown City Council unanimously approved on Monday, May 5, awarding a bid for more than $2.5 million to Industrial Builders Inc. to replace three pedestrian bridges in Jamestown. The city of Jamestown’s share is just over $490,000. Federal funds obligated for the project won’t exceed about 81% of the total eligible project cost. Mayor Dwaine Heinrich said there will be a citywide special assessment to pay for the local share.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Masaki Ova
May 2—JAMESTOWN — About 90 people showed up on Main Street in Jamestown on Thursday, May 1, for a peaceful May Day march to support working families and protest cuts to federal programs and workers. Individuals gathered with signs opposing the Trump administration's actions in front of St. John's Lutheran Church before marching north on First Avenue. They stopped in front of the mural at Hugo's Family Marketplace where they were met with some honks in support and others in opposition.
