Saturday is one of the annual “Free Fishing Days.” Sept. 23 is the other one. No license required on either day. Gather up the kids and just go do it. Here are some places where you can find some action:

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For well over three decades, the Robert Mondavi Summer Music Festival has provided audiences with a wealth of soul-stirring performances.

Look out Asher Raboy. With no conductor listed in the Saturday night program as the Festival del Sole wound down, the three works on the program saw three variations on musical leadership.

Education

Comcast recognizes local students

For days when you're looking for something cool and refreshing but healthy, to serve as a first course or as a refresher on its own, chef Terry Conlan at Lake Austin Spa Resort, in Austin, Texas, has a few suggestions -- and look, no cooking.

Summer Berries with Bay Leaf Custard

Watermelon-Strawberry Cooler

Bursting with Raspberries Bread Pudding

Semifreddo di Fragola

Fresh Strawberries with Balsamic Vinegar and Basil

It's the perfect time of year to enjoy berries ripe from the garden, roadside stand or any number of area farmers markets.

Copia: the American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts intends to celebrate the birthday of America's favorite chef, Julia Child, with special meals, tastings and a party next month.

NEW YORK — Fresh is fresh. The word is everywhere, plastered all over food-market labels.

Given the right furniture placement, lighting and interest, a patio can be a journey and a destination.

Oil and water don't mix, and neither do personal and project funds when it comes to home improvements.

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Homeowners who count on lavish interiors to bedazzle guests may overlook the one architectural element that sets the stage for all that follows: the front door.

We were pleased when we opened the mail recently and discovered that someone had sent us a sample of a new ratchet-style box-wrench. We were a little disappointed, though, when we thought that the package only contained two wrenches, not a full set. But it wasn't a partial set at all. The two wrenches constituted a full eight-piece set of box wrenches. Each of the two-box wrench ends is shaped into two sizes (two ends on each wrench, two sizes on each end, four sizes per wrench). Two wrenches -- eight sizes. Each end of each wrench boasts a reversible ratchet and a 5-degree ratchet lock. This means that the tool can be operated in a very tight space. If you live in an apartment and want the most tool for the storage space available, then you want to look into this one.

Mint has been prized for centuries, as Greek mythology attests. Pluto transformed the beautiful nymph he loved into this sweet-scented herb to save her from the wrath of his jealous wife.

Organizing for emergencies

Christina M. Scott and Jeremy C. Sweatman, both of Napa, were married on May 20 at Yountville Community Hall. The maid of honor was Kayleena Canepa, the bride's best friend. Bridesmaids included Victoria Kramer, the bride's cousin, Jen Sweatman, the groom's sister-in-law, Jennie Mack, the bride's cousin, and Heather Scott, the bride's younger sister. The best man was Shaun Sweatman, the groom's brother. Ushers and groomsmen included Ben Keener, Derek Darlington, Robbie Pruitt and Tim Kennedy, all friends of the groom, and Anthony Scott, the bride's younger brother. The flower girl was Allison Sweatman, the groom's niece, and the ring bearers were Jamie Sweatman, the groom's nephew, and Nathan Sweatman, the bride and groom's son.

Kristen Mitchell and Joseph Longoria, both of Napa, announced their plans to marry on Aug. 5 in Napa.

Robert and Jo Anne Trosin of Napa celebrated their 50th anniversary May 13. They were married on May 12, 1956, in Goodhue, Minn. Their children, Stephanie Behymer, Kim Trosin, Judy Barrett, Renee Lawson and Tony Trosin held a party in their honor at Rohlffs Manor, where they reside. Their maid of honor, Isabelle Theobald, sister of Jo Anne, surprised them by coming from Minnesota. Many family members and friends came from different parts of the country to help celebrate. Father Gordon Kalil of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church conducted the ceremony of the renewal of their marriage vows. A choral group, called the Sing Alongs, performed a variety of songs, reminiscent of years past. Many memories were shared with the hopes and dreams of others to follow. A blessing and thank you for all who shared in their wonderful day.

8th Grade 4.0

Those students who achieved a perfect 4.00 receive special recognition. The following St. Helena High School students have earned a 3.33 grade average or better, and are included on Second Semester Honor Roll.