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Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Dental records needed to ID body found in Jeep

The use of dental records will be needed to positively identify the person who was found dead in a Jeep early Saturday morning.

Wiggins bill for vets goes before voters

Thousands of Napa County veterans could have access to low-interest home loans under recent legislation coauthored by state Sen. Pat Wiggins, D-Santa Rosa.

Vermeil name rejected for Upvalley speedway

Efforts to name the Calistoga Speedway in honor of the late Louis Vermeil are going in the same direction as the sprint cars that he is credited with introducing to the track: round and round.

Vintner pays pretty penny for rare coin

The old adage goes, “A penny saved is a penny earned.”

Calistoga meets Hollywood

The first of two movies about the landmark Paris tasting of 1976 is set to make Napa Valley famous all over again when it hits theaters in major markets next Friday.

Two arrested for graffiti in Napa

Two individuals were arrested early this morning on suspicion of tagging numerous locations in Napa, according to police.

Strong quake shakes Southern California

LOS ANGELES - The strongest earthquake to strike a populated area of Southern California since the 1994 Northridge quake rocked the region from Los Angeles to San Diego on Tuesday but caused only limited damage and a few injuries.

Fire destroys 25 homes near Yosemite National Park

MARIPOSA, Calif. — Visitors to Yosemite National Park weighed whether to cut their vacations short Tuesday as a destructive wildfire raging miles from the famed wilderness threatened thousands of homes and left evacuees stranded.

Biggest earthquakes in recent California history

A list of the biggest quakes in recent California history, measured by magnitude:

Air support helps douse Carneros fire

Arcing power lines in a grassy field in Carneros near Las Amigas Road and Duhig Road sparked a 20-acre fire Tuesday evening. Within an hour, Calfire quickly contained the blaze with the help of air support by 6 p.m. Calfire Battalion Chief Dave Shew said winds in the area made the fire burn as big as it did.

Coroner: Napa coach was in Jeep blaze

Authorities have identified the man who died in a vehicle fire on Saturday as James Grobl, a longtime Napa High School teacher and swimming coach.

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