JENNIFER HUFFMAN
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Yountville town council election to shape affordable housing (opens the original)
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This year brought a full load of hot topics to Yountville. A proposed workforce housing project was stalled after questions about almost every aspect of the project were raised and a referendum petition was certified. The town manager resigned. The best interests of workers, part- and full-time residents, seniors, business owners and veterans in the town came under debate. Now, voters have a chance to weigh in on who leads those discussions. On Nov. 3, Yountville residents will choose a mayor an
Blend of culture and landscape fuels Napa designer’s passion (opens the original)
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Growing up in a low-income household in Puerto Rico, Miriam Cotto had little opportunity to experience architecture outside of her country. âMy world was small and contained mostly within the walls of our small home,â she wrote. âI had minimum exposure to travel or the broader world outside; museum visits were only school field trips, so my early ambitions werenât shaped by famous landmarks. Instead, my ambition was deeply personal: I wanted to understand the spaces we inhabit. I loved b
The Week in Review: 10 Napa Valley stories you may have missed this week (opens the original)
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Here is a look at some of our most popular stories and features from the past week. The Napa Food Project is celebrating 10 years of fighting local food insecurity through a simple idea: Neighbors fill green bags with groceries every other month, helping provide thousands of pounds of food to Napa County residents in need. Howard Mattfield, once nicknamed Lionhead for his wild 1970s soccer hair, was diagnosed with ALS in 2022. With no cure, his loved ones formed Team Lionheart to raise funds and
Calistoga Vintner Services faces $46M total foreclosure (opens the original)
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Further evidence of tough times in the wine industry: another Napa Valley wine business faces foreclosure. Two Calistoga wine properties held by Calistoga Vintner Services are scheduled for foreclosure auction on Oct. 16. The notices list a combined $46.2 million in unpaid balances and other costs. Company founder Jorge H. Anguiano said the business is working on a new financial plan and the winery remains open during harvest. Calistoga Vintner Services, which owns the parcels in Calistoga, âi
Napa’s Artesa Estate changes hands in $40m Boisset deal (opens the original)
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Signorello Estate faces foreclosure. Juddâs Hill Winery closed its Silverado Trail facility. And nearby Gundlach Bundschu Winery just filed for bankruptcy. The wine industry is in upheaval. Yet Napa Valleyâs Jean-Charles Boisset is buying. Boisset purchased Artesa Estate in the Carneros region from Raventós CodornÃu, Spainâs oldest winemaking company. âThe passing of the reins brings together a distinguished wine heritage and Boissetâs profound belief in California, marking a new cha
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