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AmCan boosts funds for mediator in mobile home rent dispute. (opens the original)
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The American Canyon City Council unanimously approved an $80,000 budget increase to fund mediation services for an ongoing rent stabilization dispute at Napa Olympia Mobilodge. During the Sept. 1 council meeting, Community Development Director Brent Cooper explained the source of the dispute and what recourse the cityâs mobile home rent stabilization ordinance offers when residents and park owners disagree over rent increases. The clash began when the owner of Napa Olympia Mobilodge issued a 9
AmCan Citizens Academy offers education in local government (opens the original)
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This fall, American Canyon will continue a more than 10-year program designed to give residents a hands-on understanding of how local government works. The free nine-week series, called Citizens Academy, offers an inside look at how city government works and how American Canyon operates day to day. The academy runs from Sept. 16 to Nov. 7 and is open to anyone 18 and older, whether or not they live in the city. âWe really want to create citizen ambassadors and have them be educated and informe
American Canyon children ‘Chill with the Cops’ (opens the original)
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AMERICAN CANYON â The prospect of free Slurpees wasnât the only draw for more than 100 American Canyon students who descended on a local 7-Eleven on a recent hot afternoon. There was also a chance to meet the cityâs police officers â with no emergency involved. Chill with the Cops, held Aug. 26 at the 7-Eleven on American Canyon Road, brought local youth and police together for an informal afternoon of conversation, cold drinks and giveaways. The event, a collaboration between the conven
NVC staff and faculty shape college's vision at Flex Day (opens the original)
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Napa Valley College is entering the new academic year with a new president, persistent enrollment challenges and a renewed focus on something decidedly low-tech: building stronger relationships with students. That focus was at the center of NVCâs two-day Flex Day gathering Aug. 20 and 21, when faculty and staff came together ahead of the start of classes to examine the challenges facing their students and chart priorities for the year ahead. âI think that there was a real need for people to
Spanish-language play 'Barrio Hollywood' to run at NVC (opens the original)
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One of Napa's first plays performed entirely in the Spanish language is coming to Napa Valley Collegeâs Performing Arts Center in September. "Barrio Hollywood," originally created by the playwright Elaine Romero, is billed as âa vibrant celebration of Latino culture and communityâ and is produced by Andrés AgustÃn Barrera, of Alebrijes del Valle, Napa Valley's first Latino-led theater company. Barrera, along with Giovanny Perez and Vircel June, are the co-founders and artistic directors
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