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Workforce housing, vision for community lead discussion at Yountville candidate forum (opens the original)
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Seven candidates for Yountville’s open mayoral and Town Council seats gathered at the town’s community center for a forum Monday, Sept. 28, and answered a series of questions, including those about their vision for the future of the town and how they would like to see the development of local workforce housing play out. Yountville voters on Nov. 3 will be asked to elect two council members and a mayor. All three incumbents are running for reelection to four-year terms. The mayoral candidates inc
California bill limiting environmental lawsuits against childcare centers signed into law (opens the original)
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A bill that limits environmental lawsuits filed against childcare centers proposed for California’s residential neighborhoods, which emerged after Napa’s Le Petit Elephant Nursery and Preschool faced such a challenge in 2024, was signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom earlier this month. Senate Bill 299, authored by state Sen. Chris Cabaldon, adds to 2025 reforms to the California Environmental Quality Act by making childcare center projects in residential areas largely exempt from challenge under
Alternative flight paths could send airplanes east to curb noise in Napa (opens the original)
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Napa residents recently got their first look at a possible “fair weather” alternative flight path intended to curb airplane noise over the city. Napa County staff and a consultant from Coffman Associates Inc. during a roughly hour-long virtual meeting Wednesday, Sept. 23 — which was frequently marred with issues including attendees not seeing slides or video — presented three flight path concepts derived from community-suggested paths, each of which would send pilots over less populated areas of
St. Helena council candidates talk dirty water, city finances at forum (opens the original)
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Candidates for St. Helena’s open mayoral and City Council positions gathered at an election forum Thursday, Sept. 24, and answered questions about prominent city issues, including how to respond to economic downturns in the wine industry and the discolored water that sometimes spurts out of pipes. The five candidates present included mayoral candidates Bonnie Schoch and Pat Kenealy and council candidates Daniel Hale, Scott Diaz and Joshua Parke. Council candidates Kate Spadarotto and John Peders
St. Helena council rejects plan to reimburse residents for brown water flowing from city pipes (opens the original)
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The St. Helena City Council this week rejected a plan to create a reimbursement system for those impacted by the discolored water that sometimes emerges out of city pipes, a persistent problem officials are currently attempting to fix. That reimbursement program would have worked by allowing residents and businesses to report brown or discolored water through St. Helena Grapevine — the city’s mobile and online service request system — according to Jim McCann, interim city manager. At the council
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