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News for Monday, April 02, 2007

DUIs for March 2007

The Napa Valley Register publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence in Napa County.

Vallerga’s to close Silverado Trail store

Vallerga’s Markets announced Monday it is closing its Silverado Trail store at the end of April. The closure was precipitated by the sale of the JV Wine & Spirits property on First Street.

Three held in alleged rape of teen

Deputies arrested three people, including a 17-year-old male, in the alleged rape of a 15-year-old girl Sunday morning at Spanish Flats Resort on Berryessa Knoxville Road, according to sheriff’s Capt. John Robertson.

Five long-term dispatchers retire; other career employees still man the phones

Taking emergency calls and dealing with members of the public at their worst is not for everyone. But many of those who can cut the mustard make it a life-long career.

Upvalley pilots return from Southern Hemisphere flight

On the last Sunday in March at 1 p.m. sharp, Bill Savidge and his friend Dean Stahr landed their small Cessna TR182 at the Napa County Airport, capping off a seven-week whirlwind tour of the Southern Hemisphere.

Where PUC project and county plans meet

Controversy in the historically quiet Angwin community is threatening to hijack the county political process.

A huge to-do list in AmCan

From the construction of new bocce courts to the replacement of corroded sewer pipes, American Canyon has a long to-do list that is expected to remain full for years to come.

AmCan relying on outside consultants

American Canyon now uses 15-20 consultants for public works projects, and there are no plans to change the city's reliance on outside consultants.

Battle wounds push prosthetics advances

SAN DIEGO -- Army Staff Sgt. Travis Strong, whose legs were blown off above the knee by a roadside bomb in Baghdad, was trying a few steps on his new, man-made pair, constructed of aluminum and carbon fiber.

More than 600 people, and counting, accused of Katrina fraud, some far from Gulf

An Illinois woman mourns her two young daughters, swept to their deaths in Hurricane Katrina's floodwaters. It's a tragic and terrifying story. It's also a lie.

First signs of decreased meth use emerging in some U.S. communities

At one Minneapolis-area high school, the methamphetamine problem got so bad in recent years that staff members sometimes caught students trying to attend class while high.

Compensation unlikely for pet owners' lawsuits

ALBANY, N.Y. -- Pet owners are not likely to get much compensation if they individually sue pet food-maker Menu Foods over the death of a dog or cat, although they might fare better if they joined forces in a class action suit, legal experts say.

Newest Google guffaw: High-speed Internet through your toilet

SAN FRANCISCO -- Presiding over a company with a market value of $143 billion apparently gives Silicon Valley's most famous billionaires a good sense of humor -- and a case of corporate potty mouth.

Clinton reports bringing in $26 million in early 2007; Edwards raised $14 million

WASHINGTON -- Two Democratic presidential candidates broke previous fundraising records during the first three months of the year, with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton setting a high bar of $26 million in new contributions for the quarter.

McCain sees signs U.S.-Iraqi security crackdown is working

BAGHDAD -- After a heavily guarded trip to a Baghdad market, Sen. John McCain insisted Sunday that a U.S.-Iraqi security crackdown in the capital was working and said Americans lacked a "full picture" of the progress. The U.S. military later reported six soldiers were killed in roadside bombings southwest of Baghdad.

Iranian TV channel airs new video of 2 seized British crew members

TEHRAN, Iran -- Iranian state television aired new video Sunday showing two of the 15 captured British sailors pointing to a spot on a map of the Persian Gulf where they were seized and acknowledging it was in Iranian territorial waters.

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