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Sunday, February 04, 2007

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Give us your e-dating stories

The Register is preparing a story about the highs and lows of online dating. If you have had an experience -- good, bad or weird -- you'd like to share with readers please contact Features Editor Sasha Paulsen at spaulsen@napanews.com. The deadline for submissions is Friday.

Know of romatic wines?

Register wine writer Jack Heeger is looking for recommendations from readers about wines they'd choose for a romantic Valentine's dinner. Please send your suggestions to jheeger@napanews.com before Tuesday.

St. Helena meeting on minors and alcohol

The St. Helena Partnership of the Catalyst Coalition holds a panel discussion Monday on how local law enforcement deals with residential parties involving minors and alcohol.

The 6-7:30 p.m. discussion at the St. Helena Boys & Girls Club includes St. Helena Police Chief Monty Castillo, St. Helena School Resource Officer Sean Magill and Napa County Sheriff's Deputy Jon Thompson.

Info, Shirin Vakharia at 259-8691 or svakharia@co.napa.ca.us./St. Helena Star

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