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Mailing Address |
Contact Person |
Phone # |
Meeting Info. |
Statement of Purpose |
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Beavertail Lighthouse Museum
Association
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P.O. Box 83 |
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423-3270 |
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Boy Scouts of RI |
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Dave Volpe |
423-8947 |
Meets every Tuesday 6:45 � 8 PM at the
Recreation Center, Summer 6-8 pm at Fort Getty |
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Central
Baptist Church
American Baptist
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P.O. Box 295
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Rev. Kathryn Palen
Minister |
423-1651 |
Date:
Sunday
Time:
9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
Place:
99 Narragansett Avenue |
Worship, study (pre-K through Adult),
Pastoral Care (personal reflection, counseling, fun!).
Overall Approach -- Soul Liberty-- each
person is able to be free to and encouraged to develop their own
understanding of themselves, God, and their world.
A Community Church - 26 Denominations
Represented. |
Conanicut Concerned Citizens
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Rosemary Forbes-Woodside |
423-1051 |
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The purpose of Conanicut Concerned Citizens is to
protect and preserve Conanicut Island's groundwater, drinking water,
and environmentally sensitive land areas through education and
advocacy. This will be done by:
1. Studies and research of the
underlying formation of the bedrock aquifer, including its water
pathways, and the sensitive land areas impinging upon the aquifer;
2. Educating and informing the
public of the need to protect the aquifer through forums, panels,
seminars, and newspaper articles; and
3. Obtaining Sole Source Aquifer
status from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for protection
of Conanicut Island's water resources.
The Conanicut Concerned Citizens, a non-profit
501(c)(3) corporation (donations are tax deductible), is the
watchdog group for the environment of the entire Island.
Please join the Conanicut Concerned Citizens!
Members are entitled to:
* Email newsletter with
information about new issues of concern to Jamestown residents and
businesses and updates on current issues;
* Website that highlights the
current initiatives and programs;
* Invitations to meetings and
events; and
* Networking opportunities to be
a pivotal member of your local community.
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Conanicut Friends Meeting
(Quaker)
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Alma Davenport
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423-1431
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Date:
Worship services Sunday Time:10:30
am
Mid-June to Mid-September
Place: North Road
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Conanicut Island Art
Association |
P.O. Box 229
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Karen Krider |
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Date:
2nd Monday of the Month
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Place:
Senior Center |
Mission: To promote and share
the arts and crafts of Conanicut Island.
Art Show - last weekend in July.
You need to be a full time resident of Jamestown.
Craft Show in summer (1st week
in August) is open to all.
Holiday Craft Show
the 1st Saturday in December is open to all.
The Art Association also gives
scholarships to the Art School at the Newport Art Museum; supports
volunteer organization, hangs art work in the library gallery,
bank and other public buildings. |
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Conanicut Island Land
Trust |
P.O. Box 106 |
Quentin Anthony |
847-1008 |
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Dedicated to preserving the Island's
natural resources and open spaces for the benefit of the entire
community. Educate the public about conservation and
preservation issues. Sponsors events such as "Walks and Talks"
and Hayday, a family fair celebrating Jamestown's open space
properties. |
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Conanicut Yacht C6lub |
P.O. Box 257
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Cheryl Page |
423-1424 |
Date:
N/A
Time:
N/A
Place:
N/A |
We offer a junior sailing program for
children 8 years and older. |
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Cub Scouts of America |
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Greg DiGasper |
423-2468 |
Meets weekly, Den Meeting at the hoe of
the den leader, Pack meeting monthly. |
Boys ages 6-10 years.
Citizenship, crafts and outdoor activities |
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Dutch Island Lighthouse
Society |
P.O. Box 435
Saunderstown, RI 02874 |
Scott Chapin |
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Working for the complete restoration of
this historic 1857 lighthouse which is on the National Register of
Historic Places and the RI State Inventory of Historic Places. |
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38 Mount Hope Avenue
Jamestown, RI 02835
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Chris Powell
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423-1492
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Date:
August
Time:
To be Announced
Place:
Town Beach at East Ferry |
Sponsored by the Jamestown Yacht Club,
the event is open to all, and there is no entry fee. Participants
will have two hours to build boats from non-marine items. All
boats must attempt to sail a downwind course of approximately 500
yards. Creativity is all that is required. Great time for all! |
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Friends of the
Conanicut Battery |
P.O. Box 156 |
Dennis Webster |
423-1700 |
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Historic preservation of the Conanicut
Battery on Prospect Hill
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Friends of the Jamestown Seniors,
Inc. |
P.O. Box 184
Jamestown, RI 02835-0184 |
Charlotte Richardson
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423-3252 |
Date:
Last Wednesday of the Month
Time:
4:30 p.m.
Place:
Senior Center
6 West Street |
To maintain an association of persons
interested in a Senior Center in Jamestown, Rhode Island; to receive
and encourage gifts, endowments, and bequests to the Senior Center
in developing facilities and programs for Jamestown Seniors and the
community at large.
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Friends of the Jamestown Library |
C/o Jamestown Library
26 North Road
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Judith H. Bell, Library Director
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Current President
Beverly Rudman |
423-7281
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Date:
1st Wednesday of the Month
Time:
7:00 p.m.
Place:
Jamestown Library |
To promote and support the Jamestown
Library through additional programming and fundraising to provide
the library with books and equipment |
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Girl Scout in
Jamestown
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Linda Faria
Girl Scout Troop
Organizer 2005 |
423-0150 |
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Girl Scouts o f
Rhode Island, Inc.
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125 Charles Street
Providence, RI 02904 |
Alena Kacal |
1-800-331-0149 |
Date:
Varies Depending on Troop
Time:
Place: |
Girl Scouts of Rhode Island, Inc. is
dedicated to inspiring girls with the highest ideals of character,
conduct, patriotism, and service that they may become happy and
resourceful citizens.
Serving 14,000 girls annually in all of
Rhode Island and adjacent communities in Massachusetts and
Connecticut, GSRI�s sole focus is to meet the needs of all girls
ages 5 - 17 from diverse racial, ethnic, socio-economic, and
religious backgrounds as well as those with special needs.
The girl scouts program provides girls
opportunities in a small group setting to explore interests in the
arts, out-of-doors, health and fitness, science and technology;
develop leadership skills; to make new friend and learn to work with
others; to grow in confidence; to explore careers and to do service
for the community. Decision-making is the core of the program.
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Holy Ghost Society of Jamestown |
11 Pemberton Avenue
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Joe Madeiros |
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Date:
Time:
11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Place:
Holy Ghost Hall |
Comprised of members of Portugese-American
descent. They sponsor a July event starting with a Mass
at St. Marks Church. There will be a procession following the
Mass from St. Marks to The Holy Ghost ball. The feast will
consist of soup, meat, bread, wine or soda. There will be
other foods on sale on the premises. There will be music
by a Portuguese Band, the Jamestown Community Band will also
perform.
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Humane Society of Jamestown, Inc.
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P.O. Box 681
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Richard Koster
President |
423-1465 |
Date:
3rd Sat. of Month
Time:
9:00 a.m.
Place:
Jamestown Police Station or Stearns
Farm |
To perform charitable and humane acts
for the welfare of animals; to foster in children attitudes of
kindness and respect for environment through a program of education;
to reduce the number of companion animals through a program of
spaying and altering, with financial assistance to those unable to
afford prevailing veterinarian fees; to inform the public of
cruelty, mismanagement and exploitation of animals and to enlist
public support for those policies which best ensure animal rights,
the survival of animal species, and a healthy environment.
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Island Folk Dance and Song Society
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61 Steamboat Ave |
B.J. Whitehouse |
423-2567 |
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Promotes folk music and dance.
Holds regularly scheduled dances. |
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Jamestown Affordable Housing Committee
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contact town hall
423-7200 |
Nicholas Robertson |
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Jamestown Business & Professional
Women (BPW)
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P.O. Box 601
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Wendy Harvey |
423-2741 |
Date:
3rd Wednesday each
Month
Time:
6:30 p.m.
Place:
PAC |
BPW/USA is the oldest workingwomen�s
organization in the country. It was established to give
working women a voice. Today, that still holds true.
Locally, we meet to network, learn about new things involving
women in the workplace and to promote BPW on the Island.
Nationally, BPW is 80,000 members
working towards equality in the workforce, �Family Friendly�
workplace laws, and support of all working women.
Locally, statewide, and nationally,
BPW offers scholarship programs to help women just starting out,
or women returning to the workforce. Major issues: pay equity and
domestic violence.
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Jamestown Art Center
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1005 Ft. Getty Road
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Kate Petrie |
423-9684 |
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New organization - March 2008
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Jamestown Chapel
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Elders: Mark Cote
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Call 423-0617 for more info |
Sunday service 9:30AM
Sunday School, 10:45AM
Jamestown Shores building
Beacon and Frigate Streets
Wednesday Bible Study, 7:15 PM
Call 423-0617 for location. |
A non-denominational extension work
from Exeter Chapel of Route 102, Exeter |
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Jamestown Emergency Medical
Service |
11 Knowles Court
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Rick Hodges, Director
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423-7276 |
Date:
2nd & 4th
Tuesday of the Month
Time:
7:30 p.m.
Place:
Ambulance Barn
11 Knowles Court
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Respond to rescues to transport to
hospital. |
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Jamestown Chamber
of Commerce
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P.O. Box 35
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
Vicki DeAngeli |
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Date: 1st
Thursday of month
Time:
7:15 a.m.
Place: Police Station
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To preserve and improve the
quality of life in Jamestown and create an atmosphere of
goodwill between the business community and the residents of
Jamestown. This can be achieved by focusing on both the village
area and the larger business community on the island.
Specifically, the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce works to achieve
this goal by:
Providing business and community
programs for our members and, at times the general public.
Creating an opportunity for members
of the Chamber to meet, network and exchange ideas at meetings
designed specifically for that purpose.
Continuing our Annual Waterfront
Festival, during which we highlight the island's ferry heritage
and provide a summer weekend day of related activities for the
residents of Jamestown and our visitors.
Promoting an attractive downtown
village area.
Encouraging members to embrace
accepted standards of professional and business conduct.
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Jamestown Community Band |
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Fred Pease |
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Meets Tuesday 7-9 p.m. a the PAC |
Multigenerational Jamestown Band -
spring and summer performances |
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Jamestown Community Chorus
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P.O. Box 602
Jamestown, RI 02835 |
B.J. Whitehouse |
423-2567 |
Date:
September - December &
January - May
Time:
Monday 7:00 p.m. - 9:00
p.m.
Place:
Central Baptist Church
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To provide an opportunity for all
members of the community to rehearse and perform choral music in
a mixed-voice ensemble. Out tax-exempt, secular group has
provided this service since 1949. There are at least two
concert programs prepared each year by a professional director
and accompanist. The chorus is open to everyone in
the community. There is a nominal fee for each concert
term and members pay for their music. The chorus is
supported by concert receipts and community fundraising events.
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Jamestown Community Farm |
28 Rosemary Lane |
Linda & Bob Sutton |
423-0910 |
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