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News for Friday, March 28, 2008

Did you move up in our March Madness Hoops Challenge tourney?

The top spot in the Napa Valley Register Hoops Challenge local standings did not change as one half of March Madness' Elite 8 was established last night. Jets retained the No. 1 position. Jets did, however, slip from No. 2 to No. 12 in the national standings.

Contractor fined for water pollution

A painting contractor recently paid a $1,000 fine for violating the city of Napa’s Stormwater Runoff Pollution Control Ordinance, according to the city. The contractor’s workers cleaned their brushes and rollers directly over a storm drain inlet in a parking lot.

Law allows background checks for seniors’ caregivers

California has taken a step forward in preventing seniors from getting fleeced by those who would take advantage of them.

Two car crash sends Napan to hospital

A two-car crash on Wooden Valley Road near the Solano County line sent a Napa man to the hospital Thursday morning, the California Highway Patrol reported.

Pinned with Purple Heart, 30 Years Later

The color guard marched with precision. The audience rose to its feet. But for Purple Heart and Bronze Star recipient John C. Humphrey, Thursday’s honor was a painful remembrance of the day he watched his comrade fall in Vietnam.

Motive remains elusive in Taylor murder trial

The motive is still a mystery as the murder trial of Napa resident Alex Taylor finished its fourth day Thursday.

Man dies in vineyard accident

A man died in an industrial accident Thursday afternoon at an Atlas Peak vineyard, according to local law enforcement officials.

Thompson Reflects on Middle East

Rep. Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, met the Napa press Thursday, a week after his visit to the Middle East and just one day after allegations surfaced that Saddam Hussein’s regime financed Thompson’s controversial 2002 trip to Iraq.

Officials probe whether St. Helena school funds went to wrong budget

The Napa County Office of Education appears to have received property tax revenue for high school education that should have been routed to the St. Helena Unified School District, local school officials said last week.

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