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Headlines for your Thursday, November 13, 2008 edition.
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A Napa County Superior Court judge, a top official from the Napa Chamber of Commerce and about four dozen other members of the Napa and Calistoga Kiwanis clubs came to Calistoga Saturday, united for a single purpose — to stamp out playground boredom at Calistoga Elementary School.

“What you’re looking at here are playgrounds 45 and 46,” said the group’s top coordinator Jim Roberts, from Napa. “There are really two playgrounds here, one for older kids and one for the younger kids, and we’ve combined them into one large project.”

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Water worries delay grants
After nearly four hours of discussion steeped in concerns over water supplies, the Calistoga City Council decided to hold off on granting a water allocation to some projects at its Nov. 5 Calistoga City Council.
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Abatement action leads to litigation
More than a year after the Calistoga City Council held a hearing that resulted in the declaration that John Busk’s hillside landscaping projects constituted a public nuisance and hauled the offending property away, he’s hauling the City into court.
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State’s third oldest senior dies
Viola May Mallernee Koch’s claim to fame, aside from being a great, great grandmother, was that she was an amazing Calistoga resident who reached 111 years old. Viola passed away Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2008, at Calistoga Gardens.
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Business : more business
Opinion : more
Tentative accord is reached
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The incumbent politicians in Calistoga city government ran strong in the Nov. 4 election, with Mayor Jack Gingles and Council Member Karen Slusser apparently winning new terms and Council Member Michael Dunsford trailing close behind challenger Jim Barnes.
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Sports : more sports
Features : more
Name that date: Lady in black
Nothing turns a man’s head more certainly than the appearance of a mysterious woman in black. She’s elusive and worthy of further investigation. This lady, believed (by the editor) to have been named Mary Gisford, represents a real Calistoga mystery at this writing. This photograph of her bears the inscription, “Compliments of Mary, Mollie and Mr. Patten.” It also bears the date on the back in the 19th Century when this picture was taken. Can you name that date?

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Had Edwin Meza’s 30-yard bullet from the left side been an inch straighter, the Calistoga High boys soccer team would probably be still playing.

Instead, his shot 10 minutes into the second half of Saturday afternoon’s North Coast Section Class A playoff quarterfinal somehow caromed off the round right post, across the front of the net and off to the right of the Branson goal.

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