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News for Thursday, June 14, 2007

TEENS TO STAND TRIAL

One of two Vallejo teens is going to be tried as an adult in the murder of an American Canyon 16-year-old, a Napa County judge ruled this afternoon.

City housing agency to be retooled

Having survived one high-profile financial fiasco this year, the Housing Authority of the City of Napa is now coping with another serious money problem.

New Tech alums aid Sri Lankan villages

In 2004, Nick Batter and Cory Hoover took their diplomas from Napa’s New Technology High School and headed for college. It might have been a typical year of freshman fun, until the devastating December tsunami struck South Asia.

Napan arrested after report of dog abuse

A 21-year-old Napa man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after a witness reported seeing him kick his dog at Trancas and Jefferson, lift it up by the collar and choke it, Napa Police reported Wednesday. The witness then called police and followed the suspect to the Idlewild Drive and El Capitan Way area, where, she said, the abuse continued.

Town vs. resident

A Yountville man has been ordered to stay away from employees working for the town of Yountville and elected city officials, according to Napa County Superior Court records filed this week.

Krug winery accused of unfair labor practices

The California Agricultural Labor Relations Board on Thursday announced it would pursue labor violation charges against Charles Krug Winery.

Vallejo teen faces murder charges in AmCan slaying

One of two Vallejo teens is going to be tried as an adult in the murder of an American Canyon 16-year-old, a Napa County judge ruled this afternoon.

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