Sneak onto the old Riverside Auto property on First Street and peek over the railing on the side of the building, looking down on the mouth of Napa Creek and out onto the river.

I don’t know how the rest of the community has weathered the first few months of 2008, but the Jessel Gallery has two big thank yous to gratefully share with your readers.

Time and again I watch as yet more Olympic moments turn into political theater for one group or another.

In these parts, eucalyptus has become a four-letter word, but it wasn’t always that way.

Dear editor, It is with much appreciation that I prepare this letter of thanks for the recent article you featured in the Napa Register on our HAPI Rides program (“Helping seniors hit the road,” March 30). Everyone here at the Volunteer Center of Napa Valley would like to extend their gratitude for your help in making the community aware of our much-needed services.

Dear editor, For the last 12 months or more, Napa Valley residents have been subjected to a protracted battle between the Keep Napa Napa and Responsible Growth groups.

Dear editor, I would like to thank the Good Samaritan who stopped to help my daughter.

In honor of American Canyon having just been named by CNN/Money.com as number 11 on its list of “100 Best Places to Live and Launch a Business,' this week seemed like a good time to engage in a combination of shameless civic pride, gratitude, and reflection on the future.

What is being done in the name of Anthropogenic (human-caused) Global Warming right now is a tragedy. People have gone insane with this. Why in the world do we think that raising gasoline prices to $5 a gallon is a good idea? People are going to starve, in fact they are starving already and AGW hysteria is a major culprit.

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