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Thursday, April 05, 2007

PUC drops 200 homes from Angwin plan

Pacific Union College officials announced Tuesday they have reduced their planned development in Angwin by 200 homes, but opponents made it known they still believe PUC’s plans to add homes in the Upvalley college town are a mistake.

NVC golfer saved by dog after heart attack

When Napa Valley College golfer Andrew Richesin, 27, lay down on the evening of March 29 to relax with his dog Jessie, it seemed a quiet end to a day that included hours in the sun at a college golf tournament.

Dealing with Napa's homeless population

Napa’s homeless problem continues to vex city officials, with Police Chief Rich Melton warning Tuesday that the situation could get worse if the state cuts its prison population.

Berryessa fight ends with two arrests

A free-for-all at a Lake Berryessa resort Wednesday night landed a Dixon man and a teen behind bars.

PUC scales back plan, but foes remain

Pacific Union College officials announced Tuesday they reduced their planned development in Angwin by 200 homes, but opponents said Wednesday they will not give up their fight against the proposal until the college trims another 200 homes on top of that.

Drug bust

Deputies patrolling in St. Helena arrested a Napa man on possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia after they spotted a vehicle pulled off the road at the Zinfandel Bridge, sheriff’s Capt. John Robertson said.

Give them a break

Your average baby sitter doesn’t have the qualifications to care for a foster child.

AmCan woman busted for forgery

An American Canyon woman was arrested after she forged two checks and cashed them, according to police.

Concern rising over homeless problem in Napa

Napa’s homeless problem continues to vex city officials, with Police Chief Rich Melton warning Tuesday the situation could get worse if the state cuts its prison population.

New First Street bridge plan gets OK

The last of downtown Napa’s new bridges, a replacement span over the Napa River at First Street near Copia, will be the fanciest.

Police dispatcher retirement dinner

When the Napa police dispatch recruits employees, they stay for many years.

750,000 child porn photos found buried in backyard

LOS GATOS — A man has surrendered to authorities to face child pornography charges after investigators allegedly discovered more than 750,000 sexual photos of boys buried in his backyard.

Around the globe: Obama raises $25, million, rivals Clinton in funds

DAVENPORT, Iowa — With a stunning $25 million fundraising haul for his presidential campaign, Democrat Barack Obama affirmed his status Wednesday as Hillary Rodham Clinton’s chief rival.

British sailors, marines arrive at Tehran airport

TEHRAN, Iran — President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad defused a growing confrontation with Britain, announcing the surprise release of 15 captive British sailors Wednesday and then gleefully accepting the crew’s thanks and handshakes in what he called an Easter gift.

Raids of illegal immigrants have their U.S.-born children fearing

WASHINGTON — As the government’s crackdown on illegal immigrant workers has intensified in recent months, so have the consequences for a large group of U.S. citizens: American-born children of illegal immigrants.

House Speaker Pelosi meets Syria’s Assad despite Bush objections

DAMASCUS, Syria — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi challenged the White House on Middle East policy Wednesday, meeting with Syria’s leader and insisting “the road to Damascus is a road to peace.”

In California speech Bush says he knows nation weary of war

FORT IRWIN — President Bush said Wednesday he knows the nation is weary of war and wondering if the U.S. can win.

Aid comes slowly to tsunami survivors in Solomon Islands

MUNDA, Solomon Islands — Men perched on rocks peered out to sea through binoculars at a camp near the Solomon Islands town of Munda on Wednesday, watching for another deadly wave.

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