A Silent Fire The honest truth is, putting our own biases aside, it’s clear that the decline of local reporting is a silent fire burning in the background causing more damage at the community level than anyone has realized. Below is a collection of articles from numerous, diverse, reputable sources that collectively come to one
di Rosa opened up to weekend visitors the weekend of January 30th. General admission is $10. Click here to view a map of their outdoor exhibits.
Nestled in the heart of the Napa Valley, Yountville’s perfectly walkable one-mile main street features world-renowned restaurants, over a dozen wine tasting rooms, and exclusive high-end hotels, as well as shopping, galleries, and best of all, a beautiful collection of public art. View the map.
Angèle brings the simple cuisine and warm hospitality of the French countryside to the Napa Valley. Located in the historic Hatt Building along the Napa River, the restaurant offers a unique and inviting interior dining room as well as outdoor waterfront dining unmatched anywhere else in Napa. Visit their website.
Local residents and owners of Berkeley’s Riva Cucina deliver a taste of Italy to your door – order on a Monday and you’ll be dining Italia on Thursday. Ready to order?
Our own town manager, Steve Rogers, gives his insight, along with two others on managing our Town’s budget through this crisis. Read what he has to say. This is a perfect lead into our upcoming budget conversations for fiscal year 2020/2021. In-depth articles to come.
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