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Boats in the bay, weekly farmers markets and a gatekeeper at Fort Getty are sure signs that summer has arrived in Jamestown. On Sunday, another seasonal staple returns to the island. Music will fill the East Ferry air for the next eight Sundays as the free concert series returns to Veterans Memorial Square. The first

Bonnie Jamison, second from left, with the Community Service Award presented by the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce. With her from left, are Ray DeFalco, director of parks and recreation, and Joan Goldstein and Bill Piva, representing the chamber. A woman who has worked a quarter-century to maintain litter-free sidewalks, parks and beaches has been awarded

There will be a new pass instituted this summer for disabled residents who want to access the waterfront more easily. Ray DeFalco, director of parks and recreation, proposed the caretaker pass to the town council in January without objections. Residents who qualify for the so-called beach sticker, which requires a vehicle registration with a Jamestown

The town council at back-to-back meetings approved changes to the camping season at Fort Getty. The councilors made the decisions on Jan. 23 and Feb. 6 after Ray DeFalco, director of parks and recreation, proposed eight policy changes for his department. The first change approved was to extend the camping season at Fort Getty from