Friday Feb 10 | Vallejo Times-Herald
American Canyon seeks teen student for advisory post on parks commission
Students may apply to become an honorary commissioner on the City's Parks and Community Services Commission during the 2011-2012 school year.
American Canyon set to install big boulder, plaque to honor troops
Work to install a boulder with an imbedded plaque on the north side of the Troop Support sign in front of City Hall should be completed by mid-March, city officials said Friday.
'Spay Day' Successful, Organizers Say
There will be hundreds fewer unwanted kittens in Napa County as a result of Monday's "Feral Cat Spay Day," according to an announcement posted Tuesday on the Facebook page of Napa Humane : WeA spayed or neutered 27 catsA duringA yesterday's Feral Cat Spay Day!A Trapping took place at three separate locations between American Canyon and the Lake ... (more)
American Canyon councilwoman tapped for 25th District ag board
American Canyon City Councilwoman Belia Ramos-Bennett has been named by Gov. Jerry Brown to the 25th District Agricultural Association Napa Town and Country Fair board of directors.
Napa Main branch, American Canyon libraries closed on Feb. 13, Feb. 20
The American Canyon and Napa Main libraries will be closed Feb. 13 in honor of Lincoln's Birthday, and on Feb.
Vallejo police arrest two men on suspicion of burglary, one tries to escape but fails
At about 5:30 a.m., a neighbor saw the suspects in a house in the 300 block of Cima Drive and reported the possible burglary to the police.
Napa Pipe project scheduled to start
With the final environmental review nearly finished, public hearings for the so-called Napa Pipe project are scheduled to start this month, Napa County officials announced.
Second snow survey shows continuing dry conditions
State water authorities aren't panicked over the dry results of the latest snowpack survey released Wednesday, but that's mostly because last year was so wet, a Department of Water Resources spokesman said.
Vehicle stop results in arrest
A vehicle stop conducted by members of the Lake County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Task Force resulted in one arrest and the alleged seizure of narcotics, drug paraphernalia, cash and stolen property.
Two Vallejo men shot late Saturday
At about 11:50 p.m. police responded to a report of shots being fired in the area of One Mile House bar, 1120 Broadway.
Photographer retracing route, visits American Canyon for new 'U.S. 40' book 60 years later
Route 66 may have had kicks, but Route 40 is the cross-country highway -- that runs through this area -- from which a photographic time machine is being created.
Two Vallejo men shot, one in serious condition
At about 11:50 p.m. police responded to a report of shots being fired in the area of One Mile House bar, 1120 Broadway.
Starbound Theatre expands its youth program to three new cities
Starbound Theatre, a youth program for ages 7-17, will soon be in four Solano and Napa county cities.
American Canyon seeks parks commissioner
Applicants should have general knowledge of, and interest in, park improvements, open space management, facility maintenance, recreation programming and community services, officials said.
Napa County libraries launch free children's story time
A free Spring Storytime program kicks off Tuesday at the American Canyon branch of the Napa City-County Library, officials announced.
Three Traffic stops leads to three separate arrests
At about 1:15 a.m., police stopped a man riding a bicycle for a traffic violation on Tennessee and Branciforte streets.
Mothers continue to cope over 2007 murder
Though it was their teenage sons who grabbed the headlines, the mothers of Anthony Gee, who died five years ago this week, and of Junor and Marquis Douglas, who killed him, have both had to learn to live without their boys.
SF food empire's 4th generation
Jeff Mezzetta, the fourth generation to head his family's specialty food empire, understands it's unusual for him to be running the eponymous company.
Rainbow Worms offers worm composting bins to educational groups
Bob Swan, entrepreneur and vermiculturist of Rainbow Worms , has teamed up with Rose Marie Burroughs of Organic Valley Farms to offer worm composting bins to eligible educational groups.
When Copia had its grand opening on Nov. 28, 2001, founders had high expectations that the majestic center would become a worldwide destination for those seeking the upscale pleasures of mingling the cultural worlds of wine, food and the arts.