News for Tuesday, February 19, 2008

NapaValleyRegister.com publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence — and so-called “wet reckless” convictions — in Napa County.

Sterling hosts Academy Awards fundraiser

Should Oscar get hungry in wine country, there are topnotch chefs aplenty willing to fill his plate.

Unlawful dumping turns city crew into garbage collectors

Jeff Folks’ Public Works crew weren’t hired to be garbage men, but it turns out that’s how they spend their time.

Migliavacca Mansion gets new owner

In a deal he says took only 10 minutes to make, Napa attorney Robert Johanson bought the historic Migliavacca Mansion in downtown Napa for $1.325 million.

Evans, Wiggins push bills to let charities throw more wine events

A year after winemakers and nonprofit groups gained ground in the California Legislature, local lawmakers are seeking to create more opportunities for charitable groups to gain from wine-tasting events.

Napa woman held for grand theft

Maria Alicia Ruiz, was taken into custody on Sunday night for grand theft.

Getting rid of your junk the correct way

Free recycling

Ex-con arrested day after release

Miguel Ramos was released from state prison on Saturday.

Disputes turn violent, two women arrested

Two Napa women found themselves behind bars Monday booked on domestic violence in separate incidents.

Berryessa Valley's last year photo exhibit opens Friday

In 1956 photographer Pirkle Jones was commissioned by Life Magazine to document the last year in the life of Monticello, the town doomed to be flooded to create Lake Berryessa.

Napa, Vintage high dance teams showcase national talents

Before the Napa High School spiritleaders leave to defend their titles in the National Dance Championships in Feb. 28-March 3 in Orlando, Fla., they’ll present a National Preview Night at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 25 at the Napa High gym.

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