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Les Claypool Shares Personal Stash
It is rare to get a chance to see one of your favorite musicians play at a tiny little venue, in a tiny little town.
15 hrs ago | Vallejo Times-Herald
AmCan weighs disaster mitigation
A community meeting on the city's pre-disaster mitigation plan is set for 6 p.m. Monday at the American Canyon Fire Protection District Training Facility, 25 James Road.
Napa Valley Vintners Gives $5.2 Million to Napa County Charities
The Napa Valley Vintners awarded $5.2 million raised from Auction Napa Valley at a celebration at the Oxbow Public Market in downtown Napa last night.
In The Pipeline: CoStar Development and Construction News for Nov. 15-21
In this week's issue, TMG Partners and The Related Cos. have been tapped as master developers for a $1 billion 77-acre mixed-use project in the S.F. Bay Area; Seavest Inc.
North Bay fish are getting stepped on. In our watersheds, the salmon were historically so plentiful that legend tells of foot travelers crossing streams on the backs of these gnarly spawners, muscular as boulders.
American Quarter Horse Journal
Original Orren Mixer Painting of Wimpy P-1 Sells for $120,000
The painting was commissioned by Rex Cauble, the last recorded owner of Wimpy P-1, the first horse registered with the American Quarter Horse Association at its founding.
During memorial services, former 49ers quarterback Joe Montana imitates coach Bill Walsh holding a cup "filled with margaritas" on the field.
Advertorial, 7-11, chocolate milk, freer trade a " sipped and spit
SIPPED: the hard question; SPIT: advertorial During what looked like an innocuous segment on Thanksgiving wines, Evan Dawson , a local TV news anchor, asks Leslie Sborcco, wine book author and TV host, some tough questions.
Solar panel thefts become a growing trend in rural areas
Deputy Jon Thompson of the Napa County Sheriff's Office and grower Michael Honig of Honig Vineyard and Winery in Rutherford say they know the value of prevention in deterring solar panel thieves.
Parents Plead Not Guilty in Vacaville Child Shooting
The parents of the 2-year-old Vacaville girl who was killed accidentally by her brother as he played with a gun at the family's home in September have pleaded not guilty to child abuse and weapons charges.
90 years ago - Daily News, Nov. 4, 1919
Miss DeFord Gets Napa County Position Miss Estella DeFord, county librarian, today received word from the Napa County Board of Supervisors official announcement of her appointment as librarian in that county.
CUE to Host Fall Conference in Napa Valley in 2010
Computer-Using Educators , Inc. is proud to announce the return of its Fall Conference, to be held Nov.
Napa County's H1N1-Swine Flu Vaccines Will Mostly Go to Pregnant Women
Napa County has received 2,800 doses of the H1N1 flu vaccine, most of which will go to local obstetricians and gynecologists who serve pregnant women, according to county health officials.
Candles Blamed For Fire That Destroyed Napa Home
A fire that destroyed a two-story house in unincorporated Napa County Monday was started accidentally by decorative candles, the Napa County Fire Marshal's Office said Tuesday.
Thousands line up for H1N1 vaccine at clinics
Thousands of people - mostly pregnant women and families with small children - flooded San Francisco's public health clinics Thursday evening to get the swine flu vaccine that has been in short supply all over the country.
Napa growers detect new grape pest
A new grape pest has been discovered in Napa County, and valley grape growers are hoping it doesn't hitch a ride south.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Violence Prevention Advocate, Dan Monez, Expanding San Diego Company Up North
Imagine living nearly 500 miles from where you work. For Napa resident Dan Monez this is his reality.
Bank of Napa Continues Trend of Strong Growth
Bank of Napa, N.A. announced its third quarter 2009 financial results. The bank's total deposits at September 30, 2009 were $61.6 million, an increase from the third quarter of 2008 of $18.0 million.
Napa Officials to Hold H1N1-Swine Flu Meeting for Business Owners
The Napa County Public Health Division will hold a meeting Thursday on how the H1N1 flu could affect local businesses.
Demand outstrips vaccine availability
Seasonal flu vaccine is running low and Napa County health officials are still awaiting most of their allotted H1N1 vaccine, a county spokeswoman said Thursday.
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