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HAVING SOME FOOLISH FUN - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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“Snack Bar Kids,” helmed by Cortez Rojas and Grace Rojas, sail to a third-place finish Saturday in Class 2 of the Fools’ Rules Regatta. Their Campari umbrella helped catch the wind. PHOTOS BY VERONICA BRUNO Fools aplenty descended upon East Ferry last Saturday for the Jamestown Yacht Club’s annual Fools’ Rules Regatta, a much-beloved summer tradition that returned for its 48th year. Not surprising, it wreaked havoc on the shoreline for the 48th time. Participants were told to BYOB — build your o
SHIP TO SHORE - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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Roland Parent’s “love for all things maritime” is evidenced by the models and paintings in his home on Standish Road, above, which led to his passion for crafting replica ferryboats that once sailed between Jamestown and Newport, including the Beaver Tail, below. PHOTOS BY VERONICA BRUNO Roland Parent fondly remembers a time when the only access to Newport from Jamestown was by ferryboat. This was before the Pell Bridge was built in 1969, when ferryboats ran on the hour across the East Passage b
SWING AWAY - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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Attendees dance Friday during a USO-style event at the recreation center to celebrate the American semiquincentennial. They were encouraged to dress like it was the 1940s. PHOTOS BY VERONICA BRUNO The sounds of swing music and dancing filled the recreation center Friday as guests traveled in the proverbial time machine to celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary. The building, which was built in 1941 after the Gardner House was demolished, was decorated with vintage details, displays and photog
THE MAINE EVENT - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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Jeffrey Gravdahl and Melissa Mastrostefano rehearse Monday at Central Baptist Church for the upcoming production of “Almost, Maine. They will portray Pete and Ginette, stargazing on a snowy evening. PHOTOS BY VERONICA BRUNO Love arrives in unexpected, surprising ways in “Almost, Maine,” a delicate play that explores emotion through a series of humorous vignettes. The Jamestown Community Theatre has found the ideal venue, Central Baptist Church, to perform the intimate 2004 play by John Cariani.
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