Is there a Web site where one can ask questions regarding recycling, garbage and/or yard waste? For example, once I’ve finished reading “Glad You Asked,” is it better to put the newspaper in a paper grocery bag with all the other to-be-recycled-papers or just chuck it loose into the recycling bin to mix with the cans, bottles and other papers?

The Napa Valley Register publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence — and so-called “wet reckless” convictions — in Napa County. Statistics are published the first Monday of each month.

Auction Napa Valley, one of the Wine Country's biggest annual events, lived up to that title again this year. Here is a recap of the articles from the week so far.

The owner of two pit bulls who attacked a Napa woman and several dogs in April has his dogs back, albeit with major restrictions placed by the county animal control unit.

The debate over how much of Alston Park should belong to off-leash dogs moves to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission tonight.

SAN FRANCISCO — The flowers have been selected, the Veterans’ Memorial Center has been booked, and the three-piece band has been chosen. The e-invitations have gone out and relatives are flying in. The brides — and there will be two of them — might not have time to buy something new to wear, but that’s OK.

A Vallejo woman attempted to use a counterfeit traveler’s check at the Wal-Mart Supercenter in American Canyon Monday afternoon, but detectives arrested the woman, 25-year-old Dalena Brumfield, at the scene. Police searched her residence and found more counterfeit checks. Brumfield was booked at Napa County jail on forgery, fraud and burglary charges.

A Radio Shack employee in American Canyon was assaulted during a robbery of the store.

Honoring accomplishment in the face of adversity, Napa’s Valley Oak High School graduated 49 students at Memorial Stadium Tuesday morning.

The gun accidentally went off, killing 16-year-old Anthony Gee.

Nearly 10,000 ballots remain uncounted after Napa County’s June 3 election, almost double the original estimate released last week.

Family and friends squeezed into the District Auditorium Tuesday evening as Napa Valley Alternative School’s 43 graduating seniors filed in to claim their diplomas.

The air was electric as graduating senior Jordan Jinks wailed on his electric guitar Tuesday night, pounding out the Star Spangled Banner Jimi-Hendrix-style.

SACRAMENTO — Firefighters braced for more high winds Wednesday as they tried to control wildfires that destroyed dozens of homes across a wide swath of Northern California and left a firefighter severely burned.

The multi-faceted growth issue — everything from housing and jobs to water and traffic — is being explored Friday at Napa County’s first Growth Summit.

The Napa Valley Chapter of Women’s Council of Realtors hold their business resource meeting and luncheon June 13, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Napa Valley Country Club, 3385 Hagen Road, in Napa. Napa County Agricultural Commissioner Dave Whitmer provides information on the agricultural industry that drives the county’s economy. $30 members/$40 non-members. R.S.V.P. to Max Flores at 226-9961 ext. 226./Register

For weeks now, dog lovers and others have been debating the merits of the off-leash dogs area at Alston Park.

The California Supreme Court ruled that same-sex marriages can be performed in the state starting June 17.

Remember the good old days of $3 a gallon gasoline?