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Downtown Napa's Napkins Bar & Grill Shuts Down, Owner Calls It Heartbreaking
Napkins Bar & Grill, a longtime fixture at 1001 Second St. in downtown Napa, has closed its doors for good. Owner Cengiz Atis says difficult economic conditions made it impossible to keep the restaurant running, calling the decision heartbreaking. Atis shared the news in a Facebook post dated Nov. 6,...
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Double murder suspect arrested Tuesday in Vallejo
(KRON) — An 18-year-old Vallejo man has been charged with two counts of murder. Detectives identified Terrell Elbert Blutcher Jr. as the suspected gunman in fatal shootings that occurred 20 minutes apart on Oct. 6, according to the Vallejo Police Department. On the morning of Oct. 6, Vallejo officers responded to a vehicle collision and […]
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Napa Valley Wines With a Fresh and Fun Perspective
Meet the Napa vintners bringing together vineyard-driven winemaking, a relaxed approach to wine culture, and a new generation of drinkers. Napa Valley has never lacked beautiful vineyards, prestigious Cabernet Sauvignons, or tasting rooms that make drinking wine a getaway in itself. But a new generation of winemakers is crafting wines that keep Napa’s quality while offering a less intimidating way to enjoy them.
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Texas Bootmaker Lucchese Struts Into Napa With $16,995 Gator-Skin Boots
Lucchese Bootmaker has opened its first California store in downtown Napa, at 1300 First St., Suite 202, in the First Street Napa complex. The Texas bootmaker’s arrival adds a Western-wear retailer to the valley’s main shopping strip. The San Antonio-based company, described by The Napa Valley Register as...
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Lost and Found at Durell Vineyard
I’m sitting at an oval dining table in the Durell Vineyard ranch house, just outside the town of Sonoma. Chris Towt, co-owner of Dunstan, and his wife and partner, Ellie Phipps Price, who co-owns the vineyard with her former husband, flank me. At the other end of the table are Steve Hill, Durell’s original vineyard manager, and his son, Ned, who used to work the vineyard and now runs his own vineyard management company.