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Food, Friends and Fun at the Jamestown Public Market www.JamestownGazette.com E WEE /JamestownGazette RE KLY @JtownGazette F Chautauqua Marketing Solutions, Inc. The People’s Paper. Vol. 7 • No. 23 | Week of June 5, 2017 Food, Friends and Fun at the Jamestown Public Market Article Contributed by resting beneath white canopies, and the twang of local musicians picking Cortney Linnecke guitars and crooning soulfully into microphones. This is the Jamestown On Saturdays from June till Public Market. October, downtown Jamestown This year, the Jamestown We take tree care seriously... comes alive with the sights, sounds Public Market is slated to and smells of the city’s largest open on Saturday, farmer’s market. What once were June 10, from unremarkable streets and sidewalks 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. are transformed by the fragrant The market, perfume of just-picked flowers, the which is put rainbow of fruits and vegetables on by the Jamestown Renaissance are happening in downtown Fully Insured Professional Service Corporation (JRC), is Jamestown,” said Christina Breen, set up each weekend Events Coordinator, Project on Cherry Street in Associate, and Public Market downtown Jamestown, Manager at the JRC. “[The market] BENTLEY on the stretch of road is not just a place to buy fresh, between Second and Third local fruits and vegetables. It’s also Street. It is scheduled to run a place to sit down, eat, chat with TREE CARE every Saturday through the end your neighbors, and listen to live Tree Removal Stump Removal of October, weather permitting. music in an outdoor venue. There’s Tree Trimming Lot Clearing And as always, this year’s market so much vibrancy.” Tree Planting Skid Steer Services is guaranteed to feature local Vibrancy is exactly the right word farm and artisan goods, cooking to describe the Jamestown Public Logging Log Loads and gardening demonstrations, (for Split your own firewood) Market. On any given Saturday, Site Clean-Up live entertainment, and much, Cherry Street will be lined with Mulch (Wholesale / Retail) much more. (716) 736-3963 / (814) 725-1650 “Not a lot of things like this Continued on Page 10... Lucille Ball Little Theatre Celebrates 80 Wonderful Years Article Contributed by Saturday night, June 10, from 7:30 to 10:00 Jamestown Gazette Staff p.m. with its The 80th Anniversary If history is an arrow aimed at the future, Celebration of the the Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown Lucille Ball Little is right on target for another 80 great Theatre, a review of years. Decades of actors, directors and some of the theatre’s most notable history, talented crews have delighted audiences performances and memories and an with more than 400 of America’s favorite, inspiring look forward toward its future. most successful and inspirational musicals, More than 30 stars of the Little Theatre dramas and comedies. stage will join special guests, radio An Anniversary to Remember personality Dennis Webster, and the Jr. Guilders on a spoken and musical journey The Lucille Ball Little Theater will celebrate their amazing 80 year tradition on Continued on Page 9... Welcome Mark Steehler, DO, to his new o ce at UPMC Chautauqua WCA. Patient- To schedule an appointment, call 716-664-8515 or visit UPMCChautauquaWCA.org. Most major insurance accepted. Focused Care, Mark W. 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EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: 716-338-1599 include name • address • phone *Ads may be edited, published weekly to Chaut., Catt. & Warren counties & online at www.jamestowngazette.com JAMESTOWN GAZETTE June 5, 2017 EDITOR’S MESSAGE www.JamestownGazette.com 3 Comprehensive Professional Waste Hauling & Disposal Service • 2-40 yd Containers Available • Commercial, Small Business & Residential Disposal 7534 Rt 380 • Stockton • 716-595-3186 The People’s Paper. Publisher .........................................................Stacey Hannon Contributing Editor .............................................Walt Pickut Contributing Associate Editor ...............Cortney Linnecke Graphic Designer / Account Executive .............Lori Byers Graphic Designer / Layout ................................ Tesla Grobaski Web Management.............................................Nick Trussalo Circulation .......................................................Travis Johnson Circulation ......................................................David Peterson CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Cortney Linnecke.................Sports & Communitity Writer Janet Wahlberg .........................................Finding Your Family Jeffrey Barkstrom ...............................................Natural Health Pastor Scott Hannon ...........................................Faith Matters Pastor Shawn Hannon .........................................Faith Matters It’s only dirt! Steve Sorensen.........................................The Everyday Hunter Vicki McGraw. .....................................Join Me in the Kitchen But maybe it’s pay dirt. summer…and lovingly tended all year long. They LOCATION are called farmers. 1 W. 4th St. That’s what the famous 1849 California Gold Jamestown, NY 14701 Rush miners called that beautiful, glimmering So please visit your farmers market as often as gold dust they panned from a thousand crystal you can. You will be amazed at what you learn MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 92 streams running down out of the Rocky and even more by what you can buy there. There Jamestown, NY 14702 Mountains. are three words to remember when you do that: OFFICE: 716-484-7930 Gold dust, or any other old pile of nuggets they a. Fresh FAX: 716-338-1599 dug up, would pay a miner $20.60 for every single b. Local ounce, back then. In today’s money that was like Contact US... c. Un-monkeyed with News - [email protected] picking up more than $635 for each ounce, more Information - [email protected] than $10,000 a pound! That was some dirt! Farmers market produce is usually picked the Events - [email protected] same day you buy it, and almost always not far Classifieds [email protected] But there are a few other kinds of valuable dirt, Advertising - [email protected] too. Like the dirt that can be almost as beautiful away. No spoilage, no long-term storage and no as gold when you see it on the happy, smiling face colors or waxes or chemical sprays were added to ONLINE: www.jamestowngazette.com of a playing child. Or the dirt that makes your car make them as durable as coconuts to help them AD DEADLINES: Friday at 12:00 pm look so pretty… when you wash it all off. OK, tolerate long trips from 1,000 miles away and [email protected] maybe that last one is a stretch, but you get my long, long days on supermarket shelves. point. Dirt can be an OK thing. DISTRIBUTION: It’s just fresh, clean and natural. And so are the The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned Free weekly, Especially the dirt under your fingernails. people who grew it for you, as you’ll discover community newspaper that highlights the notable events Somebody once told me, “Play in the dirt. Life is when you meet them at their farmers markets. and remarkable people who make the Greater Jamestown region a unique and vibrant place to live. The Jamestown too short to always have clean fingernails.” They are proud of
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