Seeking info on children’s summer camps

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Wednesday, April 11, 2007

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The Register is collecting information about summer camps for children. If your organization operates a local summer camp or your family has a favorite camp, please send information including schedule, location, types of activities, cost and contact info to Jillian Jones, c/o Napa Valley Register, 1615 Second St., Napa, CA 94559 or e-mail jjones@napanews.com. Information must be received by Monday, April 30./Register

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What camps?!? wrote on Apr 11, 2007 6:00 AM:

" I'm a working Napa parent. Just try to find a good day camp in Napa during late July and all of August! All there is are a couple of NapaRec's programs that are more like babysitting than camp. Don't get me wrong -- NapaRec has a some excellent camps for the first half of the summer, when there's also Blue Oak, Congregation Beth Sholom, etc., but forget trying to find a stimulating or even just a fun program for your older elementary or middle school child in late July or August. But other counties have great camps all summer long. Why not Napa?! p.s. When I was a child/teen I went to fun/useful summer school classes at my public schools. I took drama, typing, science, ... But today the only summer classes are purely remedial. What a waste! "

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