Lee Enterprises completes purchase of Pulitzer
Davenport, Iowa-based Lee Enterprises Inc. completed its acquisition of Napa Valley Register parent company Pulitzer Inc. on Friday. The acquisition included all of Pulitzer's capital stock for a cash purchase price of $64 per share, with enterprise value totaling $1.46 billion.
Napa PD takes new approach to training recruits
The Napa Police Department has shifted gears in its training program for new recruits.
Immigration forum Sunday in St. Helena
For some immigrants who live and work in the valley, getting legal assistance can be costly, confusing and time consuming. But on Sunday it will become a bit easier for them when Legal Aid of Napa Valley visits St. Helena Catholic Church.
Garbage workers to vote on new contract
Napa garbage workers have reached a tentative contract settlement with Waste Management, averting the possibility of service disruption this summer, Andrew Morris, Waste Management's local general manager, said Friday.
Community celebrates at 25th wine auction
Auction Napa Valley 2005 was off to a good start Friday at Trinchero Family Estates with the first-ever Auction & Festival, the initial event in the revamped auction that has raised more than $50 million in its first 24 years.
Napa County land use, transportation groups may merge
Two of Napa County's more visible government groups could merge, creating a multi-tasking agency that would deal with, most notably, land use and transportation.
Lee Enterprises completes purchase of Pulitzer
Davenport, Iowa-based Lee Enterprises Inc. completed its acquisition of Napa Valley Register parent company Pulitzer Inc. on Friday. The acquisition included all of Pulitzer's capital stock for a cash purchase price of $64 per share, with enterprise value totaling $1.46 billion.
Napa PD takes new approach to training recruits
The Napa Police Department has shifted gears in its training program for new recruits.
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Immigration forum Sunday in St. Helena
For some immigrants who live and work in the valley, getting legal assistance can be costly, confusing and time consuming. But on Sunday it will become a bit easier for them when Legal Aid of Napa Valley visits St. Helena Catholic Church.
North Korea gives rare praise to President Bush on nuclear talks
SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korea gave rare praise to President Bush on Friday, welcoming his use of the honorific "Mr." when referring to leader Kim Jong Il and saying the softened tone could lead to its return to nuclear arms talks.
Garbage workers to vote on new contract
Napa garbage workers have reached a tentative contract settlement with Waste Management, averting the possibility of service disruption this summer, Andrew Morris, Waste Management's local general manager, said Friday.
West Virginia calls in feds for help battling obesity epidemic
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia, a state with one of the worst obesity problems in the country, has called in the big guns for help. For the first time ever, federal disease investigators in Atlanta are studying obesity, just as they would investigate the rapid spread of an infectious disease.
Community celebrates at 25th wine auction
Auction Napa Valley 2005 was off to a good start Friday at Trinchero Family Estates with the first-ever Auction & Festival, the initial event in the revamped auction that has raised more than $50 million in its first 24 years.
After 14 weeks, Jackson case goes to jury
SANTA MARIA -- The case ended Friday as it had begun 14 weeks earlier, with videotapes being played in a dimly lit courtroom. And the last faces jurors saw on the big screen that dominated the trial were those of Michael Jackson and his accuser.
Plane diverted due to false hijack
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Child killed by pit bull
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Woman faces child endangerment
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