High school football matchups
Napa 7 - Vacaville 60 || Armijo 56 - Vintage 80
Redwood 22 - Justin-Siena 33 || St. Helena 3 - Clear Lake 27 || Calistoga vs. Round Valley cancelled
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American Canyon parents, residents, church groups and others are being asked to weigh in on what city services they can live without as the city looks for as much as $1.7 million worth of expenses to trim from its total annual budget of $16 million.
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Diane Montanez
Glad You Asked by Diane Montañez
Every time I walk my dog at Fuller Park, I am astounded that “The Wicked Tree” is still standing. This very tall tree is near the sidewalk along Seminary Street, midway between Oak and Laurel streets. During this time of year, the tree sheds a lot of long, sharp leaves. To make matters worse, the tree has “flowers” in the form of large, heavy, round pineapple-like things with sharp spikes. Why do we have such a tree in our park?
Seth Herbey
Seth Herbey's NapaCam
Seth Herbey takes us through the streets of Old Town Napa for this month's installment of NapaCam.
Kevin Courtney
Napa Journal by Kevin Courtney
As I write this, I have the sniffles. Mild sniffles, no sneezes, no fever, but you gotta wonder. Is this it? My swine flu moment?
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The Napa Valley Register publishes your photos of community events and people around town. Just send us a photo with your information and then look for it on the first Sunday of the month in print and online.
Guy Carl
Outdoors by Guy Carl
The annual dinner for the Napa chapter of Ducks Unlimited will be held this Saturday, Nov. 7 at the Napa Elks Lodge. Cocktails begin at 5 p.m., and at 7 p.m., their famous prime rib dinner will be served, including fine wines from Gauge Winery.
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It was a record-breaking night for running back Zach Zuniga and the Vintage Crushers, who got their first win of the 2009 high school football season.
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