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An Open Letter to Our Community


We’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to breathe in America of late. Or more pointedly, who gets to breathe, and breathe freely, in America. COVID-19 has taken more than 110,000 lives in the United States, and the last stop for many who became gravely ill was a ventilator in a hospital’s ICU…

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From Napa Valley Register: Napa’s going all in to promote granny flats


February 3, 2020, By Carly Graf Living with your mom is about to be cool again thanks to the creation of a new program dedicated to the construction of granny flats. The initiative is another step in Napa’s redoubling of its commitment to creative solutions that could bolster the city’s limited and costly housing supply.…

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From St. Helena Star: Napa Valley retired teachers group announces Solomon & Cutcomb scholarships for educators


December 22, 2019, Star Staff The California Retired Teachers Association of Napa Valley announces the availability of a number of scholarships for current and aspiring educators. Scholarships in the names of former educators, Edward W. Solomon and Judith B. Cutcomb, will be available through the “Napa Valley Community Foundation Scholarships” at napavalleycf.org/nonprofits/apply-for-a-grant/scholarships/. Solomon scholarships are…

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From Napa Valley Register: Napa Valley community organizations boost services during power shutoffs and school closures


October 29. 2019, Sarah Klearman CALISTOGA—As power shutoffs, evacuation notices and worsening air quality have impacted parts of Napa County, community organizations are rushing to support families, seniors and vulnerable populations alike. School cancellations will last through the week in Calistoga, which was issued a voluntary evacuation order on Sunday. Air quality fluctuated through the…

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