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Cause released in Silver Creek area auto parts store fire. Sparks from a metal cut-off saw coming in contact with cardboard combustable is the apparent cause of last weekend's fire that damage.

WJTN News Headlines for Mon., Apr. 29, 2024

Cause released in Silver Creek area auto parts store fire. Sparks from a metal cut-off saw coming in contact with cardboard combustable is the apparent cause of last weekend's fire that damage.

WJTN News Headlines for Mon., Apr. 29, 2024

Eye To Change City Planning Commission's Focus Is Overdue | News, Sports, Jobs

We couldn’t agree more with an attempt by Mike Laurin to streamline site plan approvals and change the city Planning Commission’s overall focus. Laurin h

New Chairman Wants To Streamline Site Plan Approvals | News, Sports, Jobs

The new chairman of the Jamestown Planning Commission wants to spend more time planning. Mike Laurin, who has served on the Planning Commission since 2020 bu

Midwest line workers come to Menominee County to restore electricity

Gateway Lofts Project Looking For Financing

Jamestown Salary Review Commission Appointments Finalized

Jamestown Planning Commission Reviews Tim Hortons Site Plan

Commission Discusses Arcade Building Renovation Plan | News, Sports, Jobs

dphillips@post-journal.com The Jamestown Planning Commission is discussing mitigation proposals for a possible housing project in the city, again. On Tuesday, the commission discussed the mitigation proposal submitted by Home Leasing, a family-owned, for-profit redevelopment company based in Rochester, for the possible renovation of the historic Arcade Building in downtown Jamestown. In October, Bret Garwood, Home Leasing CEO, and Adam Driscoll, Home Leasing development manager, discussed the potential project to renovate the Arcade Building, located at 26-32 N. Main St., Jamestown, into an apartment complex with 36 units. Garwood said they discovered the Arcade Building while working on the redevelopment project at the site where a building was destroyed by fire in 2017 along Main Street in Falconer.