Jamestown Residents Offer Suggestions for Memorial Honoring Late Councilman

Efforts are underway, mainly behind the scenes, to create a municipal memorial for late Jamestown City Councilman Tony Dolce. A couple of suggestions were made during a recent City Council meeting by three residents. The first, offered by Fulton Street resident Paul Wolfe, has to do with a street light that Dolce helped to get repaired and back in use in their neighborhood. He added that the late councilman was always there to help...

Tony Dolce: putting a sign on a pole

Wolfe's sentiments were echoed by Raven Corvis, a resident of East 8th Street...

Raven Corvis: street light made a big difference

Doug Champ, who's often a City Council critic, said maybe something bigger should be considered to honor Dolce...

Doug Champ: perhaps City Hall

Dolce was on the City Council for more than 30 years and spent several as Council President. He passed away in his sleep back on July 18th at the age of 64. Mayor Kim Ecklund says there will be some kind of memorial honoring Dolce announced sometime in the near future.