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Did the gravy turn out all lumpy, or maybe it spilled all over Uncle Louie? Did the dog grab the turkey leg and hide under the dinner table with it, growling at anyone who walked by?

Tonight’s Napa-Vintage Big Game at Memorial Stadium has been voted as the “KTVU High School Football Game of the Week.”

Instead of putting the winter homeless shelter at Napa Valley Exposition, Napa County has found a light industrial building on Jordan Lane that it says is better suited.

Peter Ibrahim is fed up with the vandalism at his Jefferson Street business.

Two people were taken into custody on Thursday night when an American Canyon peace officer ran the license plate number of the car they were driving, police said.

About an acre of grass burned at a winery off Whitehall Lane, south of St. Helena on Friday morning.

Muriel Fagiani’s one-woman campaign for an additional street light on the 900-block of Caymus Street, opposite St. John’s Catholic Church, won over the city’s Traffic Advisory Committee on Thursday.

Vintage High School students love Mark Teeters, the school’s choral director. But now, Teeters — Napa County’s reigning Teacher of the Year — officially outshines dozens of educators statewide since winning the title of California Teacher of the Year for 2009.

If you thought filling up your 15-gallon tank costs a lot, consider the plight of Steve Silva of Napa. His fleet of 22 trucks uses approximately 2,000 gallons of fuel a month.

Craft fair takes place today, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Pope Valley Farm Center, 2371 Pope Valley Road. Many vendors display a variety of handmade items. Info, Judy at 965-0505 or Mary at 253-7591.

Reacting to three serious student accidents and an adult cyclist fatality over the past four years, city and school officials are brainstorming on ways to improve safety around Napa High School.

Register Staff

Big Game Week is here, all the build-up to Friday night's crosstown rivalry high school football game between Napa and Vintage is already starting.

New Life Tabernacle, at 2625 First St., Napa, holds a rummage sale Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Friends in Need ministry.

Quent Cordair Fine Art in downtown Napa is seeking people who have toys from the original Napa Toy Store, which was at 1301 First St. in downtown Napa from 1952 to 1991.

Blood Centers of the Pacific hosts a blood drive today,

New Life Tabernacle, at 2625 First St., Napa, holds a rummage sale today, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Friends in Need ministry.

Officials with Copia — The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts — announced their intention to sell off the entity's 12-arce campus and building in Napa, located between the Oxbox Public Market and the soon-to-build Ritz-Carlton Hotel.

California is facing what appears to be a $28 billion budget deficit.