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News for Friday, September 19, 2008

Yuck in the muck

My neighbor purchased compost from the local garbage company and whew, does it stink! I have purchased compost in sacks from local home improvement stores and it doesn’t stink. In reading articles about compost and composting online, I find that good compost should have a pleasant, sort of sweet smell. What gives?

August 2008 DUI Report

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

Did you Beat Randy in the week's pro football pool?

Bill Forsythe of Lincoln (CoachBill) knocked off all 298 others this week, taking top honors in Week No. 2 of NapaValleyRegister.com’s Can You Beat Randy? pro football pool.

Biggest Loser nutritionist helping Napa eat right

Millions of people turned on NBC Tuesday night to watch the start of the 6th season of the hit reality show "The Biggest Loser." Did you know the nutritionist for the people on the show writes a monthly column for NapaValleyRegister.com on healthy eating?

Caldwell v. Simpson: Urban Limit Line

Candidates for County Supervisor, Disitrct 5, Keith Caldwell and Gary Simpson, answered a series of questions recently from American Canyon Chamber of Commerce board members.

Caldwell v. Simpson: Water issues

Candidates for County Supervisor, Disitrct 5, Keith Caldwell and Gary Simpson, answered a series of questions recently from American Canyon Chamber of Commerce board members.

Body found along the Napa River

The county coroner’s office is investigating the discovery of a body found on Thursday along the Napa River, north of Trancas Street.

Domestic violence arrest

A man came into the Napa Police Department on Wednesday morning to report he had been assaulted by a woman the night before, police said.

Bikers to Napans: Ditch the car

Napa County is joining an international movement on Monday to ditch their cars.

Four-star Westin adds to makeover of Oxbow District

The sound of popping champagne corks and applause welcomed visitors on Thursday night to the grand opening of Napa’s first four-star hotel, the Westin-Verasa.

Al Gore coming to Napa Valley next week

Former Vice President Al Gore is set to appear at two Napa fundraisers for Democrats next week.

Van Gorder: A focus on neighborhoods, green issues

In three-and-a-half years on the Napa City Council, Mark van Gorder has established himself as the quickest council member to take up the cause of neighbors, express skeptical opinions and defend the environment.

Register seeks AmCan report

Citing California’s Public Records Act, the Napa Valley Register is asking the American Canyon Fire District to release a report on bonuses that American Canyon firefighters received after presenting degrees from an unaccredited university.

New plan for Angwin eco-village

More changes are on the way for the controversial Angwin eco-village.

Tipping the scale

Vern Blaziek provides a sneak peak to one of a handful of the extra large pumpkins he is growing for competitive weigh-offs this October in Elk Grove, Half Moon Bay and Salinas. Blaziek uses blankets and tarps to protect the pumpkins from the sun, as well as a temperature controled watering system that cools things off when the temperature moves past 85 degrees.

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