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News for Sunday, July 02, 2006

Auction money helps disabled

Auction Napa Valley literally uplifts Janet Wilson and her power chair.

Growing smarter

Napa County and its cities are doing less than half of what they could to prepare for a predicted 1 million new Bay Area residents by 2020.

UFW stays at Krug for now

After initially planning to fire 25 union farm workers on July 1, the Charles Krug Winery said Friday it is postponing terminating these employees by at least a week.

After the flood

Six months and several million dollars later, Napa Valley has pieced itself back together from one of the area's worst floods. The raging waters that tore through downtown Napa, damaging homes and businesses, is almost traceless.

Crane topples in to sinkhole near Napa River

It looked like a wounded dinosaur lying in a pool of murky water. In reality, it was an excavator that became a victim of a sinkhole east of the Napa River Thursday.

Daily briefing

Napa: Tuesday, at Veteran's Memorial Park. Live music, food and beverages, arts and crafts vendors and a fire truck showcase. Fireworks at 9:30 p.m.

Grass fire scorches 1 acre

An electrical wire used to provide power to pump water to homes in the foothills off Monticello Road, opposite Jarvis Vineyards, caught fire on Friday afternoon, blackening about an acre of grass on the face of Mount George.

AmCan mourns local leader

Lorraine La Voie, one of American Canyon's best known civic leaders, died suddenly at her American Canyon home Thursday, her daughter, Patti Broyles, has confirmed.

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