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NVUSD employees, top administrators to get 5% raises (opens the original)
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Every Napa Valley Unified School District employee, from classroom teachers to the superintendent, will see a bigger paycheck this school year. NVUSDâs board of education on Sept. 24 unanimously approved a 5% raise, retroactive to July 1, and a one-time 4% payment for all employee groups. The raise will cost the district about $9.7 million a year, and the one-time payment about $7.8 million, according to district spokesperson Julie Bordes. "These increases reflect our continued commitment to t
Lincoln Avenue lane changes in Napa could take effect in early November (opens the original)
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Drivers on Lincoln Avenue could see the Napa corridor's long-planned lane changes take shape by November. Crews are currently working below and along the street, installing underground stormwater infrastructure and building new disabled-accessible concrete curb ramps, according to Jessica Lowe, the Napa city public works director. Once that work is complete, the city plans to repave the corridor, with paving currently scheduled for early November. That's also when the new striping will go down,
Miami Dolphins donate $27,000 after practicing at Napa Memorial Stadium (opens the original)
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The Miami Dolphins spent a week of their NFL regular season practicing at Napaâs Memorial Stadium. Instead of paying rent for the facilities, the team gave $27,000 to help launch girls flag football in the Napa Valley Unified School District. The donation was the only payment required under a facilities-use agreement between NVUSD and the Dolphins, with the money set aside for the districtâs new flag football programs at American Canyon, Napa and Vintage high schools. At its Sept. 24 meeting
Across the Napa Valley, a harvest as varied as the terrain (opens the original)
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Decades before anyone talked about terroir in a Napa Valley tasting room, two UC Davis professors were quietly documenting it with a thermometer and a shoebox of index cards. Between 1935 and 1941, Albert Winkler and Maynard Amerine tested wine made from more than 100 grape varieties grown across California, logging every result on an index card. What came out of that shoebox was something close to a weather-based instruction manual for wine. They tracked heat accumulation day by day through the
Tom Rinaldi, founding Duckhorn winemaker and Napa Valley veteran, dies at 77 (opens the original)
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Tom Rinaldi, the founding winemaker at Duckhorn Vineyards in St. Helena and one of the Napa Valley's longest-working winemakers, died Sept. 6. He was 77. Rinaldi died peacefully in his sleep, according to a statement from The Duckhorn Portfolio. Over more than half a century in the valley, Rinaldi helped define Napa merlot at Duckhorn, built several wineries from the ground up and, most recently, co-founded Patent Wine Co. with his friend and business partner, Eric Risch. "Tom was a remarkable w
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