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Larson attends Biomass “10 — Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Lindsey Larson, Marketing/Business Development Specialist for the Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corporation recently attended Biomass '10: Renewable Power, Fuels, and Chemicals Workshop in Grand Forks.
Tourism figures way up — Published July 28 2010
Tourism numbers are way up at Frontier Village and the National Buffalo Museum and about the same as last year at Fort Seward and the Stutsman County Memorial Museum.
Measure would direct funding — Published July 28 2010
A second initiated measure concerning Stutsman County roads is being circulated, according to Montpelier area resident Craig Headland, one of the drive’s organizers
LSS Progressing In Purchase Of Present Jms Hosp Bldg — Monday, July 26, 2010
Jamestown, ND (KCSi-T.V. News) -- Jamestown Hospital reports, Lutheran Social Services, has indicated continued progress in acquiring the present Jamestown Hospital building, in Jamestown.
Downtown Parking Lot Reconstruction Starts — Monday, July 26, 2010
Jamestown, ND (KCSi-T.V. News) -- Reconstruction of the downtown Jamestown parking lots is slated to begin Tuesday (Jul 27, 2010), weather permitting. The project starts with parking lots between Second Avenue West and First Avenue. On both sides of the railroad tracks.
Local aerospace plant celebrates 40 years — Published July 24 2010
The aerospace manufacturing business in Jamestown began in 1970 with a few employees assembling airplane doors, eventually hitting 600 employees and No. 1 in market share in the cargo systems business.
Training center aids area residents — Published July 22 2010
When the Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. Board added a training center project to its strategic plan, little did its organizers know the direction it would take or the success the project would have. We applaud the efforts to raise the skill level of area residents and create opportunities for them to get better-paying jobs.
City to conduct Sanitary Sewer 'Smoke Testing' — Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Starting on Thursday, July 29, the City of Jamestown Public Works Staff and Ulteig Engineers will be conducting “smoke testing” to identify weak or broken areas in the City’s sanitary sewer system.
Group wants a county road board — Published July 21 2010
Stutsman County officials met with sponsors of an initiated measure Tuesday to discuss the procedures for gathering petition signatures and placing the issue on the ballot. The measure seeks to create a public board of directors to provide oversight of the Stutsman County road system. The board would make decisions concerning the expenditure of road funds as well as define the county road system.
Commission considers road tax proposal — Published July 21 2010
The Stutsman County Commission briefly discussed the possibility of placing the road tax measure that failed in the June primary election back on the ballot in November during its regular meeting Tuesday. “The road measure went down by 299 votes,” said Dale Marks, county commissioner. “We still need the funding and people are telling us that we need to keep bringing it up.”
JSDC waives requirement — Published July 20 2010
The Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. Board approved waiving the benchmark requirement on its job incentive grants until Dec. 31, as most local manufacturing businesses are not meeting job numbers due to a shaky economy.
PSC takes testimony on application for wind farm — Published July 14 2010
VALLEY CITY, N.D. — The North Dakota Public Service Commission took testimony concerning a sighting application for the Ashtabula III wind farm north of Valley City Tuesday. If approved, construction could start on the 43-turbine, $140-million project by Sept. 1, according to Scott Scolvill, director of wind development for NextEra Energy of Florida. NextEra Energy will submit some late fillings and a PSC ruling is anticipated in late July or early August.
Dakota Thunder is buffalo’s name — Published July 14 2010
One of the most iconic landmarks in Jamestown has a new name. The World’s Largest Buffalo will be officially named Dakota Thunder in a ceremony later this summer.
Storm causes mess — Published July 14, 2010
A storm Tuesday afternoon wreaked havoc in the Jamestown area with torrential rains, lightning strikes, power outages, flooded streets and downed power lines.
World's Largest Buffalo Named — Tuesday, July 13, 2010
By Jason Metko NewsDakota.com
Residents asked to limit water use for plant work — Published July 13 2010
Jamestown is asking residents to restrict water usage through Wednesday morning due to construction at the water treatment plant. “If the community cooperates we’ll get through this easily,” said Steve Suko, city utility operations director.
New Jamestown mayor wants positive image for government — Published July 13 2010
For newly elected Mayor Katie Andersen, this is the first job she’s had that actually corresponds to her political science degree. The 28-year-old Andersen is only the second woman to be mayor of Jamestown. It wasn’t a job she expected to have, at least not yet.
Jamestown WATER RESTRICTIONS — Monday, July 12, 2010
Jamestown, ND (KCSi-T.V. News) -- The Jamestown City Engineer's Office reports, due to construction activities at the Water Treatment Plant, the City of Jamestown would appreciate the cooperation of ALL citizens of Jamestown to restrict all unnecessary water usage from 7 A.M Monday, July 12 through 7 A.M. Wednesday, July 14, 2010.
Fewer at fair — Monday, July 12, 2010
At close to 27,000, attendance at the Stutsman County Fair this year was down about 3,000 this year, but Fair Board members were satisfied with the fair’s success.
JSDC attends FEW event — Monday, July 12, 2010
Connie Ova, CEO, and Lindsey Larson, marketing/business development specialist of the Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. recently returned from the annual Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo in St. Louis, Mo., where they showcased the benefits and advantages that Jamestown and Stutsman County have to offer for manufacturing opportunities to foreign and domestic companies within the ethanol industry.