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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
5.6 quake shakes Bay Area, Napa
SAN JOSE — A magnitude-5.6 earthquake shook the San Francisco Bay area Tuesday night.
A female gas station clerk is recovering from stab wounds after being attacked at work Tuesday night.
Plans to saturate the city of Napa with wireless Internet service, allowing computer-users to log on practically anywhere, have crashed.
South Napa up in arms over dirt
Residents along South Jefferson Street want to shut down the flood project's only active soils dump site, a source of noise and dust for the past two years.
New life, new digs for women's gym
More than 1,500 local Lady of America gym members were locked out earlier this month, when the south Napa gym abruptly closed. Six months behind in rent, franchise owner Laura Dayton was subsequently removed as owner of the facility at River Park Shopping Center.
Women arrested for domestic violence
Two Napa women were arrested on suspicion of domestic violence in two separate incidents on Monday.
Staying safe among ghosts and goblins
It's Halloween. A time for trick-or-treating, bobbing for apples, lots and lots of candy and scary creatures invading our neighborhoods.
Lake Berryessa scout camp to be made over into overnight retreat
An old scout camp at Lake Berryessa could soon get a new life as an environmental education center.
Rep. Thompson to host phone meeting with constituents
Rep. Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, will host a live Town Hall meeting via telephone on Thursday, 7-8 p.m.
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