City of Jamestown Dedicates Tony Dolce Riverwalk Bike Path

The sun was shining down on Jamestown's west side Thursday afternoon for the formal dedication of the Tony Dolce Riverwalk Bike Path. Mayor Kim Ecklund and members of the late Tony Dolce's family unveiled the sign at the bike path's entrance on West 8th Street. Ecklund noted Dolce's many contributions as a city councilman and longtime teacher for Jamestown Public Schools. However, Ecklund also pointed out how he enjoyed athletics and keeping in shape...

Kim Ecklund: honoring his memory

Tony's two adult children also spoke during the dedication. Christian, who is also General Manager of the Jamestown Tarp Skunks baseball team, thanked everyone who came, and talked about how his father "loved this city"...

Christian Dolce: believed in Jamestown

Tony's daughter, Amelia Witkowski, says the family has heard several stories since her father's passing. She adds those stories have taken on new meaning to them...

Amelia Witkowski: how much he meant to the city

Tony Dolce's widow, Anne, did not speak, but was clearly moved by the dedication. Several current and former members of the Jamestown High School baseball and cross-country teams were on hand. Tony Dolce passed away in his sleep the early morning hours of July 18th at the age of 64.

Image from Chautauqua County Government