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Green Energy Comes to Napa
Napa residents now have a choice about their electricity and renewable energy. Thanks to good decisions by the County and City Councils throughout the Valley, MCE Napa County is now a community choice energy program, launching in the County and in all the Cities beginning in September. Alexandra McGee fills in the details.
- 20 Sep, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Talk
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What Is Napa’s Transportation Future?
The logo is new, the branding is new, but what does the new Napa Valley Transportation authority really do? Executive Director Kate Miller along with Matt Wilcox and Mike Blasky give us some deep background into current and future plans.
- 17 Sep, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Talk
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A Community of Support for Teens
Linda Inlay, Jeni Olson and Michele Farhat talk about a new effort by educators, mental health professionals and parents to create a community of support for teens suffering from stress, anxiety and depression.
- 13 Sep, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Talk
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How One NIMBY Can Destroy Twenty-Four Years of Work
Debbie and Curt Gore have lost their business, DJ’s Growing Place and Michael Imfeld is the trigger man. After putting the couple through a painful and arduously long and totally unnecessary City Council process and preventing proper signage they have to close the business. Here is their story
They invite you to check out their final sale at their Trancas location, behind the Food Mill.
- 07 Sep, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Talk
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Back to School
On this first day of school NVUSD Superintendent Patrick Sweeney, along with Elizabeth Emmett, talks about personal learning, cultural relevance, global citizenship, importance of character education, Napa’s changing demos and how Measure H money will be rolled out. It’s important homework!
- 18 Aug, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Talk
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The Future of Policing is Happening Right Here at Napa Valley College
The future of law enforcement rests in the hands of the young cadets coming out of places like the Napa Valley College Criminal Justice Training Center. People like Damien Sandoval are watching and training those future police offices.
- 21 Jul, 16
- by Napa Valley College
- in Napa Valley College, Napa Valley College Now, Talk
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The Business of Napa Valley College
Bob Park
er, the new Vice President of Administrative Services for Napa Valley College talks funding, facilities and the business of community college education.
- 15 Jul, 16
- by Napa Valley College
- in Napa Valley College, Napa Valley College Now, Talk
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Food & Wine
The 2016 NAPA VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL IS ALMOST HERE.
Here is the link to this year’s lineup and a quick look at last year’s festival:
- 27 Sep, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Featured Food & Wine
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Visit Napa Valley
Clay Gregory talks about Napa Valley’s competitive advantage and why just being a world class destination is not enough to assure our success.
- 11 Jul, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Food & Wine
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A major presentation on the state of the Napa Wine Industry
Richard Mendelson, Rob McMillan and Craig Underhill present to the Napa County Planning Commission on the state of wine distribution, sales trends, winery law and the economic factors impacting wine sales, marketing and the economics of the Napa wine industry.
- 25 Mar, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Food & Wine
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Jean Charles Boisset on the wine business, the Napa Valley and what wine is really about
As the debate continues as to what the Napa Valley should be and what the wine business is really about, it’s well worth listening to Jean Charles Boisset for whom the vineyards of Burgundy were his playground as kid and whose Boisset Family Estates is among the top 25 wine producers in the US.
- 01 Feb, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Food & Wine
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Election 2016
John Tuteur Rings the Opening Bell
John Tuteur talks ballot mailings, tracking and counting as his office gets ready for November 8th.
- 13 Sep, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Elections 2016
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How Critical is Measure D for St. Helena?
St. Helena City Manager JENNIFER PHILLIPS outlines just how dire St. Helena’s financial situation is. Years of bad management and bad decisions have finally come home to roost and even bankruptcy has to be on the table if Measure D does not pass.
- 12 Sep, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Elections 2016
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- 23 Apr, 16
- by napabroad
- in Elections 2016
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2nd District Supervisorial Race
Mark Luce 
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- 22 Apr, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Elections 2016
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Judge Price rules in favor of the County
Napa Superior Court Judge Diane Price has ruled that the Napa County Registrar was correct in determining that the so called Oak Woodland Protection Initiative did not contain all of the requisite documentation when it went out for signatures and therefore did not meet the requirements of state law and should not be on the November ballot. Here is our conversation this morning with Napa County Registrar John Tuteur.
Link here to Judge Price’s decision:
- 20 Apr, 16
- by Jeff Schechtman
- in Elections 2016
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Entertainment
Napa Valley Columns
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Land Use, Wineries, Events and Supervisors….oh my!
Nine hours at the District Auditorium at today’s special Board of Supervisors/Planning Commission meeting. I’m not sure it was ...
March 23, 2015 -
The Author of Napa: An American Eden and The Far Side of Eden looks at the current state of affairs in Napa Valley
From Jim Conaway’s latest post at http://cjonwine.blogspot.com/ Saturday, February 28, 2015 The fight Napa’s ...
March 2, 2015 -
Up the Valley: Lord of the Wrongs
When I am not stoking my schadenfreude by deconstructing wedding announcements in the Sunday New York Times, or sharpening my math ...
October 2, 2014 -
Up the Valley: Rainbow Valley
Recently-released data from the 2010 US Census reports that the number of same-sex households in Napa County totaled a scant ...
June 2, 2014 -
Up the Valley: Far out
One of the downsides for single women moving to the Napa Valley is that it renders them suddenly geographically undesirable as ...
June 2, 2014
