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'Crabettes' kick fundraising up a notch
When it comes to crab feeds, they’re all fun, but usually pretty much the same — except for the Soroptimist International of Calistoga’s event. Young School boy uses 'freight' to win Spelling Bee
Calistoga spellers didn’t win the top prize in Tuesday night’s 35th annual St. Helena Junior Women’s Club Spelling Bee in St. Helena, but they came close — with one Calistogan, Kalin McCoy, making it to the last round. Group works toward Calistoga 'Complete Count'
Hoping to help get as complete a picture of how many folks actually live in Calistoga during this year’s census season has led to the formation of the Calistoga Complete Count Committee. New water rate approaches $5 increase
It’s taken months, and several unscheduled meetings, but it looks like the ad hoc Water-Wastewater Rate Increase Committee is approaching a hard and fast increase starting at about $5 a month more for the lowest level users, and jumping to only about $6 a unit for those who use the greatest amounts of water. Moth quarantine area is created
A 162-square-mile quarantine area to prevent the spread of the European grapevine moth is being created in Napa County. The area will include small portions of Sonoma and Solano counties. Sharpsteen Museum premieres film on legendary Horrible Parade
A madcap piece of Calistoga history will take center stage Sunday when the Sharpsteen Museum premieres a new film about the town’s legendary Horrible Parade. Calistoga Police and Fire Log: Watsonville teenager arrested on felony vandalism charges
Sunday Feb. 28 Saturday Update
On the way to camp
2010 April Fools Bicycle Challenge begins soon
The fifth annual April Fools Bicycle Challenge will begin, appropriately, on April 1. It is an effort to get people riding their bikes for the month of April and raising money for either the Calistoga or St. Helena Family Centers. ‘Date Night’ contest begins
Calistoga’s Date Night Cabernet Sauvignon from Phifer Pavitt Wines is offering a competition for your favorite “date night” anecdote, with winners receiving tickets to the new movie, “Date Night.” Solar presentation is Saturday
The nonprofit Napa Valley Solar Partnership will hold a free community information presentation titled “Making Cents Out of Solar.” It will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Grace Episcopal Church, 1314 Spring St., and is designed to educate homeowners about the current economics of residential solar systems. Also to be explained in simple terms are the many compelling financial reasons why there has never been a better time to consider solar. For more information visit www.NapaValleySolarPartnership.org. Free H1N1 shots, survivors tea
Free H1N1 vaccinations
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