By CARLOS VILLATORO

An argument that began in Napa ended in Vallejo with the arrest of a Napa man.

Today, the 30-foot gray walls rising near Highway 29 east of the Napa County Airport exit may look like a plain concrete box, but when Amy Haedt is finished, the building will be much more than that. It will be the home for Tulocay & Co., a manufacturer of olive oil, marinades and sauces made from locally grown products.

It all started with two Toms.

Baby's first tooth just busted through. Grab the camera! Cue the drool! Call the dentist!

Challenged yet unsettled by my decision to leave family and friends for the promise of California, I nevertheless pulled into Napa four decades ago today, armed only with recent memories of fighting an unpopular war and experiencing a thankless homecoming.

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Trinity Grammar and Prep School has gone full circle.

The nights of doing homework, preparing for tests and balancing school, work and family life are over -- at least for now -- for the 84 graduates of Napa Valley Adult School. Saturday's commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium meant the closing of one chapter and the beginning of another in the lives of the graduates.