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LAND USE LITIGATION Lawsuit challenges how $92m estate was handled Ed Keith amassed a fortune in Napa real estate, businesses JENNIFER HUFFMAN jhu [email protected] A family dispute is playing out in Napa Superior Court between two daughters of Ed Keith, a Napa landlord, vintner and businessman, over what happened to their father’s $92 million estate, including some $38 million earmarked for a foundation in- J.L. SOUSA, REGISTER tended to benefi t The Napa County Ag Preserve is marking its 50th anniversary. It is considered a bulwark against urban growth in the Napa Valley. disadvantaged youth. In 2016, a decade after Keith died, Lisa Keith fi led suit to Ag Preserve success touted Keith compel her sis- Valley fl oor. “That’s the choice,” Morrison ter, Celeste K. White, to provide Landmark ordinance “I’m not seeing a whole lot of said. “We either fi ght really hard a full accounting of millions of has kept Napa Valley di erence,” Morrison said as fu- to keep what we have in terms of dollars that White controlled as ture decades zoomed by. agriculture or we’re absorbed co-trustee of the Ed Keith estate. non-urban for 50 years But the rest of the Bay Area into the Bay Area metropolitan In court documents, Lisa Keith sees a huge di erence. If the EPA region.” questions the propriety of a va- BARRY EBERLING growth scenarios are correct, Ag preserve, totalitarian- riety of fi nancial decisions made [email protected] Napa Valley will be a regional ism and ‘slip-shod semi-city’ by Celeste White, including $15 A computerized crystal ball oasis of agriculture 50 years from That’s the same choice the million invested in a for-profi t peers into the Bay Area’s fu- now. county faced at the birth of the real estate company, the pur- ture and shows brown suburbs “We’re going to get squeezed,” agricultural preserve in 1968. chase of a $2.4 million condo in relentlessly gobbling up green Morrison said. “Solano is going At that time, the idea of zoning Santa Barbara, the acquisition of farmland—but not in Napa be fairly developed, Sonoma’s 23,000 or so acres on the Napa a Land Rover for a Chiles Valley County’s agricultural preserve. and Land Use Scenarios map is going to be fairly developed. Valley fl oor as protected agricul- winery and the construction of a The agricultural preserve accurate, the preserve will con- Vallejo is like Oakland-level ture proved controversial. stable for their polo ponies. reaches its 50th anniversary tinue protecting Wine Country density.” “Socialism” and “totalitari- After more than a year of back this year. Passed by the Board farmland for another 50 years. Morrison can envision an anism,” cried some landowners. and forth court fi lings, court re- of Supervisors in 1968 and later County Planning, Building and alternative future for Napa This was before Napa County’s cords for the case now total more strengthened by voters, the pre- Environmental Services Direc- County. Perhaps land grows far future as a prosperous Wine than 2,000 pages. serve is supposed to act as a kind tor David Morrison on a recent more valuable for home building Country was assured, when Lisa Keith, who lives in Wood- of legislative, growth-repelling day looked at his computer as than grape growing, political re- some thought Napa Valley might side, is one of Ed Keith’s fi ve force fi eld. EPA growth scenarios unfolded solve to protect agriculture wains go the way of Santa Clara Valley children from two marriages. If the Environmental Protec- through 2070. He zoomed in on and the agricultural preserve is tion Agency’s Integrated Climate the light-green tinge of the Napa swallowed by development. Please see PRESERVE, Page A3 Please see LAWSUIT, Page A2 Pruning Contest returns Farmworkers portunity to come and join in the cell phones to capture the mo- festivities, said Jennifer Putnam, ment. Rojas hugged each one she compete, showcase executive director of the Napa passed as she walked to take her Valley Grapegrowers. Usually, place on the winner’s podium. vineyard skills she said, the contest bleeds into When she stepped up, she threw the work day. her right arm in the air in cele- MARIA SESTITO “Almost all of the winners bration. [email protected] had their families there cheer- Even though this was her fi rst YOUNTVILLE – Napa Val- ing them on,” Putnam said. Being year competing in the pruning ley farmworkers had the op- able to see the depth of their ap- contest, she knew she was going portunity to demonstrate their preciation was something she’d to win, she said. pruning skills and earn the title never experienced before at the “I’m confi dent in what I do,” of “champion” during the 17th pruning contest, she said. Rojas said in Spanish. And, she annual Napa County Pruning When Fabiola Rojas Marti- said, she had inspiration. Contest at Beringer Vineyard’s nez of Bayview Vineyards was Rojas’ younger sister, Ga- Gamble Ranch on Saturday. named the winner amongst the briela Rojas, died in childbirth MARIA SESTITO, REGISTER This was the fi rst time that the female contestants, her family, two years ago. Gabriela was a Finalist and fourth place winner Ruben Rueda prunes vines while Alejandro contest has been held on a Satur- friends and coworkers cheered Alvarez and Maxime Vandendriessche keep time during the 17th annual Napa day, which gave families the op- with pride and took out their Please see CONTEST, Page A5 County Pruning Contest at Beringer Vineyard’s Gamble Ranch on Saturday.

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POLICE & FIRE LOCAL BRIEFS Man sentenced to Aguiar-Curry schedules Company, 1400 Oak Ave., to a time and place, they also that he wasn’t pimping any- in St. Helena. prison for pimping agreed to a price of $500 for one else and that it had only Upvalley ‘Community “This is a great oppor- two hours and decided who been temporary. tunity to voice your views at American would bring the condoms. McCall’s girlfriend said Coffees’ on Friday and share your comments The woman and McCall that she went to the hotel to ‌Assemblymember Cecilia Agu- with your state elected Canyon hotel both showed up at the hotel, “hang out” with someone, iar-Curry will hold two Community official,” said Agu- ‌A 27-year-old Vallejo where surveillance was set up the report says. She said that Coffee events in the Upvalley area on iar-Curry. “Please join man was sentenced to three in the parking lot, in a sedan they would possibly have Friday: the first from noon to 1:30 p.m., Aguiar-Curry me at Calistoga Roastery years in state prison in Napa on the night of the meeting, drinks, possibly go back to at Calistoga Roastery, 1426 Lincoln or Napa Valley Roasting County Superior Court on Nov. 15, 2016. The woman got the room and that if any- Ave., in Calistoga and the second from Company in St. Helena to discuss any Wednesday after pleading out of the car and, minutes thing happened that it would 2 to 3:30 p.m., at Napa Valley Roasting way my office can assist you.” no contest to felony pimping later, knocked on the agreed be between two consenting last year. upon hotel room door. Offi- adults. She told officers that Martin Johnny McCall en- cers stopped her and McCall McCall was not her pimp – tered the plea in November, in their vehicle as they were that he didn’t provide her a year after being arrested leaving the hotel a short time any protection and that she Lawsuit Who got Keith’s money? on suspicion of pimping in later. Officers located three didn’t give him any money. From A1 ‌According to court documents, the Edward A. Keith American Canyon. At the cell phones, a wallet and a She then provided police Foundation and two subsequent trusts using different time of his arrest, McCall was purse containing two con- with the security codes for Her sister, Celeste White, names distributed a total of $38 million. giving his girlfriend rides to doms inside the car. the phones, one of which lives in Napa with her hus- meet “dates” they had setup Both were arrested and revealed evidence of other band, Dr. Robert White, a Tax documents from 2008 show that the fund made in advance online, according later questioned by police. dates being made for her. surgeon who was named four donations that year, for a total of $31,700. Ex- to court documents. McCall told officers that he After pleading no contest the executor of Ed Keith’s penses totaled $78,886. Seeing the woman’s listing and his girlfriend were having to the felony pimping charge estate. For example, the Napa Valley Opera House received online, a police officer had a hard time paying the bills, Nov. 6, McCall was later in- Keith’s multi-mil- $5,700, the Napa Emergency Women’s Shelter (now arranged to meet with her so this is what she decided terviewed at the Napa County lion-dollar estate NEWS) received $500 and St. John’s Lutheran Church at the hotel a few days later, to do in order to make some Probation Department. Ed Keith was a self-made received $25,000. Westmont College, a Christian liberal according to the probation money, according to the pro- During the interview, businessman. In addition arts college in Montecito near Santa Barbara and Ce- officer’s report. In addition bation report. He insisted he said that he had made a to owning more than 500 leste White’s alma mater, received $500. “mistake” and that it would apartment units in Napa, “never happen again.” He he once owned the former In 2009, tax documents show that the foundation paid said he wasn’t sure if he was Parkway Plaza/Mervyns out a total of $295,000 to 15 recipients. Expenses to- “prison material,” according property in downtown taled $417,684. to the probation report. Napa, Lincoln Square on Donations included $55,000 to Westmont College, He expressed concern Lincoln Avenue, the Mi- $50,000 to Calvary Chapel in Hawaii, $50,000 to Li- Napa Valley Register, 1615 Soscol Ave., Napa, CA 94559 about his ailing father and his gliavacca Mansion on gonier Ministries in Florida, $58,334 to K-LOVE Foun- Main Switchboard (707) 226-3711 two young children whom he Fourth Street, Brenden dation of Rocklin and $25,000 to St. John’s Lutheran Home delivery 1 (877) 433-5056 will miss while in prison. Theaters in Vacaville and Publisher: Brenda Speth (707) 256-2234 bspeth @napanews.com Church of Napa. Three other Napa County groups, Editor: Sean Scully (707) 256-2246 [email protected] McCall was remanded to Modesto, and Catacula Trinity Prep/Kolbe Academy, the Wolfe Center and the Directs all content editors for print and online. custody following the sen- Lake Winery in Chiles Val- City Editor: Kevin Courtney (707) 256-2217 [email protected] Opera house received grants of $200 to $630. Directs news reporters tencing. ley, among other holdings. Retail Ad Director: Norma Kostecka (707) 256-2228 nkostecka @napanews.com The 1,025-acre winery In 2010 the Edward A. Keith Foundation, now merged Directs advertising sales for print and online customers with the Bar 49 Foundation, gave $271,182 in dona- Classified Ad Director: Rodolfo Schwanz (707) 256-2244 [email protected] LOTTERIES property was acquired by Directs advertising sales for classified print and online customers Keith in the 1960s and options, with expenses totaling $246,062. Donations Photo Editor: J.L. Sousa (707) 256-2276 [email protected] Daily 3 Evening‌ included $100,000 to Westmont College, $50,000 to Operations Director: John Hawkley (707) 256-2293 [email protected] erated as the Bar 49 sum- Editorial fax machine (707) 224-3963 1-2-2 mer camp for girls and Youth with a Mission in Ventura and $50,000 to L’Abri Photo reprints napavalleyregister.com/photoreprint Daily 3 Midday‌ Fellowship of Massachusetts. It donated $100 to the Retail ads (707) 256-2275 boys until 1977, according Classified ads (707) 226-3719 7-5-0 to White and the winery “AM Cancer Society” in Napa. Daily 4‌ For a full list of contacts visit napavalleyregister.com and click on website. In 2011 the Bar 49 Foundation gave $596,868 in dona- Contact Us at the bottom of the page. 1-4-2-6 As an apartment land- tions. Expenses totaled $564,730. The business office and billing department are open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Daily Derby‌ closed on weekends. lord, Keith sometimes 1st:12 Lucky Charms-2nd:7 Eu- Tax records for 2012 could not be immediately located. CIRCULATION found himself at odds with Delivery by 6:30 a.m. Monday-Friday; reka-3rd:10 Solid Gold, Race both tenants and the city of In 2013, the Valley Rock Foundation, formerly the Bar 7:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday Time: 1:42.78 For replacement of damaged or missing papers, please call 1 (877) 433-5056. Napa over property upkeep 49 Foundation, donated $532,151. Expenses totaled Estimated jackpot: $57,000 and code violations. In For any questions, please call customer service at 707-256-2280 $478,933. or visit napavalleyregister.com/services. Fantasy 5‌ 2000, the city sued Keith 02-08-11-16-21 as a “public nuisance.” A Donations included $375,000 to Westmont College. Lo- I understand that delivery and billing will continue beyond the initial order period unless I contact the newspaper at 1 (877) 433-5056. Rates may change after introductory offer period. Estimated jackpot: $186,000 group of tenants also sued cal organizations received donations including Hospice A nonrefundable account set up fee will be charged to all qualifying new starts of $6.99. Sub- Mega Millions‌ Keith over conditions, re- of Napa: $35,100, The Napa County Medical Alliance: scription rates are subject to change. Premium publications, including the Thanksgiving Day newspaper, and newspapers containing premium sections will be included at a rate of up to Estimated jackpot: $120 sulting in a $2 million set- $500, Vine Village: $1,000, NEWS: $5,080, the Pope $5 each. In addition to Thanksgiving Day, there will be up to 20 (twenty) additional premium million tlement. Keith eventually Valley Volunteer Fire Department: $500 and Commu- sections published throughout the calendar year that will be subject to a rate of up to $5 each. These charges will be reflected in your account and may accelerate the expiration date of your Powerball‌ sold off his apartments. nity Resources for Children: $2,545. subscription. Subscriptions may be cancelled at any time. 15-23-27-48-53, Powerball: 6, The Napa Valley Register is published daily by Napa Valley Publishing, Inc., a division of Lee The allegations In 2014, The Valley Rock Foundation donated $891,093. Power Play: 2 Enterprises, Inc. (USPS No. 370860). Periodical postage paid at Napa, CA 94559. In court documents Expenses totaled $415,044. SuperLotto Plus‌ Postmaster: Send change of address to: Lisa Keith alleges that the Napa Valley Register, 1615 Soscol Ave., Napa, CA 94559. 10-29-41-45-46, Mega Ball: 10 Whites made questionable In 2015, The Valley Rock Foundation donated $7.2 decisions regarding the million. The bulk of that was $5 million given to the money from their father’s National Christian Foundation in Georgia. Expenses estate. totaled $234,669. The suit questions When Keith died, his son-in-law Robert White noted whether Ed Keith’s estate that the Keith estate hoped to support Boys & Girls was properly divided be- Club activities, specifically. However, in a review of Napa Valley tween the nonprofit foun- foundation tax documents, no donations to any group dation and the Keith chil- using the name “Boys & Girls Club” could be immedi- dren. ately found. She asserts that her sis- plastic surgery ter failed to fully fund her father’s foundation in a tends. ing” of their father’s trust. timely manner, mixed the A sister’s defense “Celeste White is deeply estate’s charitable assets In court papers, Celeste saddened that her sister with taxable assets, failed White’s attorneys said has elected to pursue liti- to provide an accounting White “vigorously dis- gation relating to the estate of the trust and used trust putes” her sister’s con- of their father,” Bill Coyne, money for personal bene- tentions and denies any her personal attorney who fit. wrongdoing. practices in St. Helena, Lisa Keith believes that According to White’s wrote in an email. an estimated $1.8 million in court filings, her sister’s This lawsuit is Lisa trustee fees paid to Celeste allegations “simply are not Keith’s attempt to get more White should be refunded true.” money “beyond the mil- to the trust. According to Celeste lions of dollars she has al- White’s action’s were White, at a 2010 meeting, ready received from her fa- improper and “violated the five siblings signed off ther’s estate,” Coyne said. her duty to avoid conflicts on documents that repre- of interest,” the suit con- sented the “final account- Please see LAWSUIT, Page A5

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Preserve Agricultural preserve From A1 Agricultural Preserve 50th Anniversary Facts and urbanize. What is the agricultural preserve? A zoning designa- After all, a Napa city plan- tion that, according to county code, applies to the fertile ner in 1966 had warned the valley and foothills where agriculture should be the pre- Rotary Club that the city of dominate use. Uses incompatible to agriculture are to be Napa would grow tenfold avoided. to 250,000 residents within What’s in the preserve? Mainly the rural floor of the 40 years. Every population Napa Valley and some adjacent foothills, but also areas in prediction showed farmland Wooden Valley and Gordon Valley, 31,609 acres in all. Not would be “swallowed up with all grape-growing areas are in the agricultural preserve. road tops, roofs tops, house For example, the Carneros region of the south county is tops, store tops and other in the agricultural watershed zoning district, though this kinds of hard tops,” he said. farmland is protected by voter-passed Measure P. “There is still time to protect the Napa River from What is agriculture? Under the zoning code definition, agriculture is the raising of crops and livestock, with becoming another city sink (1470 ac) and the valley another sleazy, processing plants such as wineries allowed with a use slovenly, slip-shod semi- permit. Wineries can include marketing, sales and other city smeared with the filth (4136 ac) accessory uses that are “related, incidental and subordi- of polluted air and marginal nate to the main agricultural processing use.” accommodations, if we can What else is allowed in the agricultural preserve? familiarize with the steps to One dwelling unit per legal lot, a guest cottage on a lot prevent it,” Planner Richard with a legal home, small residential care facilities, family Oliver said. He didn’t suggest day care homes, certain telecommunication facilities defying the growth tiger, but and limited farmworker housing are allowed with no use rather learning to live with it. permit. So are wineries which legally existed before July Napa Valley would handle the (24390 ac) 31, 1974. inevitable urbanization in or- derly fashion so the resulting (16 ac) Wineries, larger farmworker housing, feed lots, kennels, cityscape stretching up and wineries and non-commercial wind energy and conver- down Napa Valley would be sion systems are among the used allowed with a use livable. (1093 ac) permit. Some—including county Where can I see the Environmental Protection Agen- Assessor George Abate and cy’s growth scenarios for the region mentioned in the County Administrator Albert (246 ac) (258 ac) story? Go to http://bit.ly/2E84sX2 and zoom in on the Haberger—saw another way. Bay Area. Go to the “projections” heading to change from They wanted an agricultural best case to worst case growth assumptions. preserve where legal parcels AGRICULTURAL PRESERVE Where can I learn more about the agricultural pre- could be subdivided only L E G E N D * AP acres: within strict limits—the 1968 Ag Preserve* (AP zoning) 24,390 serve? The Jack L. Davies Napa Valley Agricultural Land 4,136 version set this minimum at City Boundaries 1,470 Preservation Fund has launched an agricultural preserve 1,093 20 acres and the county in County boundary 258 website with various stories and videos. Go to http://na- 246 16 paagpreserve.org to view it. 1979 raised it to 40 acres. 31,609 Winemakers such as Jack [ 00.5 1 2 Miles Davies and Louis Martini NORTH

backed the notion of an agri- DATE: 2018-01-17 | AUTHOR: MSL | REVIEWED: ___ Eve Kahn of Vision 2050 Factors beyond Napa COORDINATE SYSTEM: NAD 1983 StatePlane California II FIPS 0402 Feet cultural preserve. noted that Napa County County’s control could also “Do the citizens of Napa Disclaimer: This map was prepared by Napa County PBES for informational purposes only. No liability is assumed for the accuracy of the data delineated hereon. I:\WIPDOCS\GIS\Maps\Ag Preserve (AP Zoning) 11x17 (2018-01-08).mxd considers wineries as a part of spell the end of Wine Coun- Valley really believe the fu- COURTESY NAPA COUNTY‌ agriculture. She is concerned try, even with an agricultural ture of our land is best served Map of Napa County’s agricultural preserve‌ about the county grant- preserve. A 2013 study pub- by destroying landmarks and ing rule exceptions to allow lished by Proceedings of the replacing them with subdivi- vision of an agricultural ate over there, may not have would be perfect for Napa wineries to be built closer to National Academy of Sci- sions, bleak shopping centers preserve that 50 years from the same terroir. People come Valley. roadways, which could create ences predicted global warm- and highway strip develop- now exists more for food, here for the wine, but they “What they meant is they a “strip mall of wineries.” ing will make Napa Valley far ment?” Martini wrote to the music and touristy fun than also come here for the scenery have one plan or another on She sees more than the less suitable for grape-grow- county Planning Commission for grape-growing, a kind of and Tehama doesn’t have that how to monetize the hills agricultural preserve as a ing by mid-century. in 1968. On April 9, 1968, the semi-rural theme park for kind of scenery.” that we’ve saved, the ag we’ve concern, given the pre- In contrast, a 2011 Climate Napa County Board of Su- the good life. Still, Perez said So Morrison strikes an op- saved,” Wagenknecht said. serve doesn’t extend into Study Task Force formed by pervisors agreed by a 4-0 a majority of the community timistic note. “‘Just let us do this, this one.’ the mountains that form the Napa Valley Vintners con- vote to create the agricultural supports an agricultural pre- “We have something that’s As soon as you let one come Napa Valley. cluded that temperature-rise preserve, then moved on to serve that emphasizes crops. hard to recreate and I think in, you have the possibility of “I think the next challenge predictions for Napa County tackle the details. The map for Citizens must voice their that will continue,” he said. (much) more.” is to preserve and protect the are exaggerated. If that re- the preserve became official in views and stay engaged, he “But it will require constant Vintner Warren Winiarski, ag watershed,” Kahn said. search is correct, Napa November 1968. said. vigilance and effort and who supported the creation of But Jennifer Putnam of County might not in 2050 “This is a bold forward step Morrison sees reason to thoughtfulness.” the preserve in the late 1960s, Napa Valley Grapegrowers is have heat better suited for for Napa County and perhaps believe that the agricultural Wagenknecht said the ag- has a similar view. He doesn’t concerned watershed pro- producing raisins than fine unprecedented in the conti- preserve won’t be paved over ricultural preserve is part of think the agricultural preserve tection efforts might unduly wine. Grapevine-destroy- nental United States, but I be- with the suburbs during its the county’s common core battle ended in 1968. restrict agriculture. She noted ing pests such as the glassy lieve it is the expression of the second 50 years. He notes values. He pointed to steps to “If it succumbs, if it passes, the county policy labels agri- winged sharpshooter—which will of the people,” Supervisor that the county doesn’t have bolster it, such as the passage it won’t be direct, it will be in culture as the “highest and spreads Pierce’s Disease—are Jack Ferguson said. a growth-producing freeway of Measure P and voter-ap- light of other things happen- best use” for land. another threat. To date, the Shortly thereafter, a state like Interstate 80 in Solano proved growth lines around ing,” Winiarski said. “What is “I think there is an increas- county has kept these invasive official announced the likely County and Highway 101 in cities. it they say about liberty? Eter- ingly vocal group of people species at bay. cancellation of plans to build Sonoma County. These steps makes Wa- nal vigilance. Small things here who don’t understand For now, Napa County will a freeway stretching up the “We have something to genknecht optimistic about along the way will nibble why agriculture is the high- celebrate the 50th birthday Napa Valley. offer that can’t be replicated the agricultural preserve of ourselves away from what we est and best use,” Putnam of the agricultural preserve For years, the existence easily anywhere else,” Morri- the future. want.” said. “The unintended con- rather than dwelling on of the agricultural preserve son said. “Orange County was “I really do think you’ll see Rex Stults of Napa Valley sequences of their actions doomsday scenarios. rested on the Board of Su- named because it had so many quite a bit the same over the Vintners also said the county might result in housing be- One idea is to mark the pervisors. If three members extensive orange groves. You next 50 years,” he said. can’t put the agricultural coming the highest and best northern and southern entry of the five-member Board can also grow oranges in Tu- But he added a caveat. He preserve on automatic pilot. use.” points to the preserve along so decided, this voting bloc lare and Fresno and Florida recalled a breakfast he had For example, he said, cities She’s optimistic Napa Highway 29 and Silverado could jettison the preserve. and Brazil and people have.” with Chinese businesspeople at some point might want to County’s agriculture will re- Trail with commemorative But Measure J in 1990 and Today, Orange County in at Auberge du Soleil, a long- expand their growth bound- main a force for decades to signs. The Farm Bureau’s Love its successor, Measure P in Southern California is wall- time resort in the rural hills aries. come. But that requires edu- of Land event in July will focus 2008, locked in the general to-wall homes, businesses, near Rutherford. “I just think there are cer- cating people about farming on the preserve. And that’s plan agricultural designa- industries and streets, with “They were looking round tain pressures that come with in a society where citizens are just a sampling. tions unless changed by a barely an orange grove in and said, ‘Why don’t you do a growing population and we less connected to the land, she Will the county be throw- vote of the people. Measure P sight. But Napa County has more of these?’” Wagenk- need to continue to be vigi- said. ing a similar birthday bash lasts to 2058. The city of Napa that special mixture of soil necht said. “I said, ‘We have lant,” he said. All of this shows that the for the agricultural preserve’s 50 years after the agricultural and climate that the French very limited areas for this. We Napa Vision 2050 is a coa- agricultural has strong local 100th anniversary in 2068? preserve’s establishment and the wine world call “ter- don’t have a lot of future de- lition of local environmental support, but people disagree Wagenknecht as the Board of hasn’t grown to have 250,000 roir.” velopment possible for those and neighborhood groups. on the details. The big, black- Supervisors chair expressed residents as predicted in 1966, “You just can’t pick up the type of (resorts) in the hills. It has opposed having Napa and-white battle to establish optimism, but not overcon- not even close. It has about Napa Valley and move the We try to push urban devel- Valley and the agricultural the agricultural preserve has fidence. 80,000 residents and the en- wineries to Tehama,” Morri- opment in the cities.’” preserve tilt too far to the slipped into smaller, grayer “Once you take it for tire county has about 141,000. son said. “It wouldn’t work They agreed with that pol- hospitality, entertainment skirmishes to keep it. granted, it could easily slip Meanwhile, the agricul- partly because the soil and icy, Wagenknecht said. Yet and tourist sides of the wine Still going strong at through your fingers,” Wa- tural preserve has grown water may not be appropri- they said they had an idea that business. 100? genknecht said. from about 23,000 acres to 31,609 acres. Wine Coun- try has prospered since 1968 and the once-controversial agricultural preserve is now universally beloved. County 11-Month CD Special Board of Supervisors Chair Brad Wagenknecht recently mentioned the preserve when describing a nation divided into red states and blue states lacking a common vision. “In Napa, we have one,” %1 Wagenknecht said. “It’s our APY ag preserve.” No slam dunk? So the agricultural preserve appears to be here to stay, a 1.50 seeming mom-and-apple- NAPA 1753 Trancas Street, (707) 254-8600 pie Napa County institution. But can it keep the Napa Val- ST. HELENA 999 Adams Street, Suite 401, (707) 968-0988 ley floor green for another 50 years, as the EPA computer simulation suggests? For the location nearest you, please call (855) 886-4824 If people view the county’s farming future as a slam dunk, or visit us at www.firstrepublic.com it won’t happen, said Cio Pe- rez of the Napa County Farm Bureau. He worries about pressures coming from the tourism industry and wineries wanting more events that he thinks might be better served in a city setting. 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It takes forever for the cashier to check them and ring them up, and invariably Mountain Mike’s Pizza, the user has one or more coupons for which she did not purchase the correct product or quantity, further delaying those waiting in line to check out. others, coming to AmCan Beyond that, they often do not have their wallets, credit NOEL BRINKERHOFF cluded the Walmart Supercenter, and T-Mobile stores — and a re- the corner of Napa Junction Road card or check book out and nbrinkerhoff@americancanyoneagle. surrounding commercial center gional credit union interested in and Highway 29, nestled in the ready. They fumble around com‌ and The Lodge apartments. opening a branch. same parking lot shared cur- trying to find it while those ‌New banking, restaurant and The commercial section “I can’t say who it is yet,” rently by Taco Bell and Tractor of us behind grow increas- cell phone businesses may be of Napa Junction III already Butler told the Planning Com- Supply. ingly frustrated with them coming to American Canyon has Tractor Supply, Taco Bell, mission. “Overall it’s turned into a nice and with the entire process. with the approval of another Dunkin Donuts and Quickly, a When Lake Street first con- mix” of development, said But- I propose eliminating commercial building just off tea and yogurt franchise. ceived of the project last decade, ler. coupons and just discount Napa Junction Road. Mountain Mike’s Pizza is also the plan was to develop a slightly Lake Street hopes to be- the price if you want people The Planning Commission preparing to open a franchise, larger retail building of 7,000 gin construction this summer, to buy something. It would on Jan. 25 authorized a design next door to Quickly. square feet, according to Butler. once it finalizes its construction save a lot of time and aggra- permit for a 6,402-square-foot Vincent “Buzz” Butler with But they chose to reduce the size drawings and obtains the neces- vation for everyone.” single-story multi-tenant retail Lake Street Ventures, developer to improve the structure’s visi- sary building permits. Terry T. building at the Napa Junction III of the Napa Junction projects, bility from the highway and its The structure may not be the The reality is that it is much shopping center. said he has had early conver- signage. last to go up at Napa Junction III. more cost-effective for brands The new building will help sations with several compa- The project was also supposed There is one last building pad, and retailers to issue coupons fill out the remainder of Napa nies about moving into the new to have a hotel and a Home De- about an acre in size, located versus simply lowering prices Junction III, a mixed-use devel- building once it is ready. pot, but the economic downturn near Tractor Supply, that could across the board. opment that includes the nearby The new tenants could include forced Lake Street to rethink the be used to develop space for ei- According to Inmar, in 2017, Canyon Ridge Apartments. The a cell phone company — Amer- layout and composition. ther a medical or dental business, there were 307 billion cou- first phases of Napa Junction in- ican Canyon already has Sprint The new building will sit near Butler said. pons distributed, but only 2.2 billion of those coupons were redeemed. Let’s use the same set of numbers as an example: If one brand decided to lower the Investment pros calm as stocks clobbered price by $1 on a product across the board, and it sold 307 bil- STAN CHOE year Treasury note jumped to a stocks by minimizing the interest which have seen an unusual lack lion units of that product, the Associated Press‌ four-year high. The Dow and payments from bonds. of volatility for more than a year. brand would endure a financial ‌NEW YORK — The stock mar- S&P 500 each lost around 4 Rates were due to rise, and After Friday’s jobs report, some loss of $307 billion versus sell- ket has finally found something percent, their worst week since investors cast a wary eye on the economists raised their forecast ing at the former, full price. to fear. January 2016. On Friday, the 10-year Treasury as it rose ear- for Fed rate increases this year to However, if the brand issued For more than a year, investors Dow dropped 665 points, or 2.5 lier this year. Those concerns hit four from three. The yield on the the same value in coupons, they have brushed off bombastic talk percent. Some earnings-related a high point on Friday after a U.S. 10-year Treasury climbed to 2.84 could expect to spend just $2.2 about nuclear war, dysfunction selling in big names such as Ap- government report said wages percent Friday from 2.79 percent billion on the campaign. on Capitol Hill and other wor- ple and Exxon Mobil added to the last month rose at the fastest late Thursday and from 2.41 per- Coupons incentivize a pur- risome situations. The Dow swoon. pace in eight years. cent at the start of the year. It’s at chase by reducing the product’s Jones industrial average and the Some investors believe the Bigger paychecks are a wel- its highest level since 2014. price point for the shoppers Standard & Poor’s 500 glided market can recover, noting that come sight for workers, but can “We are rapidly approaching that are willing to seek out such to record after record, with few both global economic growth also signal that inflation is about the point at which low rates will discounts. hiccups. and corporate earnings remain to pick up across the economy. no longer provide support to the In turn, the brand only has This week, the calm cracked. strong. One hallmark of this Inflation has been relatively dor- equity market,” said Eric Wino- to pay for the shoppers who The stock market finally got bull market has been investors’ mant since the recession. This grad, senior U.S. economist at actually chose to use the cou- spooked by an ongoing sell-off in willingness to buy the dips. This week, the Federal Reserve said it AllianceBernstein. pon. This is a fraction of what bonds. As bond prices fall, their week’s drop could test their re- expects inflation to finally pick Those concerns echoed world- it would cost the brand to lower yields go up, a signal of rising solve. up this year. wide. Other markets around the the price across the board. interest rates. Low interest rates Since the Great Recession, ul- The Fed could raise interest world were similarly weak as Why should the brand reduce have been an underpinning of tra-low interest rates have made rates more quickly than investors interest rates climbed. The Ger- the price for everyone? The the current bull market in stocks, it easier for businesses and com- are prepared for if inflation ac- man DAX index lost 4.2 percent brand is in the business of mak- now in its ninth year. panies to borrow. They also have celerates at too fast a pace. That over the week, and South Korea’s ing money. On Friday, the rate on the 10- pushed investors into buying could further upset markets, Kospi index lost 1.9 percent. Shoppers who are not willing to use coupons have chosen to pay higher prices for their products by not looking for additional discounts, and in Senior care firm in AmCan changes ownership turn, the brand has made more money on their purchases, too. 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Lawsuit Who was Ed Keith? From A2 ‌Born in Oregon in either 1913 or 1915, Edward Keith reportedly grew up in a poor family that faced hard times. Celeste and Robert White “have faithfully exercised their duties Sometime during his youth, Keith, his mother Elsie, father Edwin and in accordance with the wishes an older brother moved to San Francisco. According to Ed Keith, his expressed by Mr. Keith,” wrote father helped build the Golden Gate Bridge. Coyne. “(Celeste) White is con- The Keith family lived in a one-bedroom home. Due to a lack of space, fident the court will rule in her he and his brother shared a bed. f a v o r.” Back and forth in court While the family could have used some assistance, his father refused A recent ruling in Napa County “to receive the dole” or any kind of welfare or handouts, said his son- Superior Court dealt a blow to in-law Robert White. Lisa Keith’s case. At the end of The family faced tragedy when his brother, age 12, died of appendici- 2017, Judge Rodney Stone ruled tis. that she had no standing to ask for an accounting of foundation “The parents really never got over that,” said White. They eventually funds because she is not a director divorced. or beneficiary of the foundation. At age 15, Ed Keith left home and moved into the YMCA in San Fran- However, because Lisa Keith cisco. Working a variety of labor jobs, Keith joined the Army at the is a beneficiary of the trust, she beginning of World War II. continues to pursue litigation SUBMITTED IMAGE‌ and ask for an accounting of Ed The discrepancy of his birth date might be a result of Keith trying to The children of former Napan Ed Keith are embroiled in a lawsuit over Keith’s trust funds, said Dominic increase his age to be able to join up, said White. their later father’s estate. Keith was worth some $92 million when he died in 2006. This photo shows Keith with his five children at their ranch in the Campisi, a San Francisco attorney During the war, Keith was stationed in Saipan, in the South Pacific, for Chiles Valley part of Napa County. representing her. four years. The case has drawn the attention of the state Attorney Gen- He married his first wife and became a father to his first child,D ar- ghai Huzhu Barley Wine Co., Ltd. have chosen to support some of eral’s office. Deputy Attorney lene. The couple eventually divorced. in Haidong in China. those charities, said Campisi. General Christopher Lamerdin After the war, Keith bought and sold real estate in the city. One of his The profits from Veritas Refuge “Ed thought he was going to has asked for copies of all future early investments was a four-plex. Keith lived in one unit, his mother LLC, real estate investment com- spend his money on assisting peo- court filings to be sent to his office. in another, and he rented out the other two. pany, were funneled back into the ple and programs for troubled and The Attorney General’s office foundation, the family maintains. disadvantaged youth,” he said. would not comment on this case. He became a successful real estate buyer and seller. The motto of his Removed from the founda- The Ed Keith legacy However, according to the Cali- real estate business? “List with Keith and start to pack.” tion At the time of Keith’s death, fornia Attorney General’s “Guide Keith later bought a large ranch in Chiles Valley. Called the Bar 49 Lisa Keith claims that after Robert White described the family for Charities,” the Attorney Gen- Ranch, it was run as a summer camp. her father’s death Celeste White as “very close.” eral protects charitable gifts and had Lisa Keith and her other sib- “They hope to continue the the public beneficiaries’ interests A second marriage brought four more children to the family: Celeste, lings removed as directors of the good work he has done in the val- in charitable trusts. The Attorney David, Richard and Lisa. foundation — leaving just Celeste ley with conservation and Boys & General may also audit the trust White said that Keith was not motivated by money. “He was not a big White and her husband Robert in Girls Club activities, and focus on and hold the trustee personally li- spender. He lived humbly.” charge of the foundation. Lisa his dream of improving the lives able for any breaches of a fiduciary Keith also claims the foundation of young people here,” said Robert duty that lead to the misuse or loss “He was a down to earth guy,” who enjoyed working and making then dropped any requirement White. of charitable assets. deals, he said. that it benefit disadvantaged As of 2017, Celeste White was The Attorney General’s in- In fact, Keith continued to work full time until just weeks before his youth or children in need. the only sibling that still used a terest validates his client’s case, death in 2006. White’s attorneys said Ed Keith Napa address. Darlene Keith lived said Campisi. When the Attor- removed Lisa Keith’s name as a in San Francisco, David Keith in ney General decides to get in- His father-in-law was a huge believer in the power of positive think- director of the Foundation before Sutter Creek, Richard Keith in volved “that indicates this isn’t ing, said White. Because others mentored and helped him, Keith he died. Petaluma and Lisa Keith in Wood- some grudge match involving the wanted to do the same. Lisa Keith had a “poor rela- side. kids,” said Campisi. A foundation “His passion was to give to children, youth,” or anybody in need. tionship” with her father, claim Darlene Keith and David Keith worth $38 million”is not some White’s attorneys. could not be immediately reached small thing.” Keith was buried at the Cypress Lawn Memorial Park in Colma, where Lisa Keith “is deeply dissatisfied to comment on this story. Robert Coyne said that the Attorney he shares a grave marker with his mother. with decisions her father made White declined to comment on General’s interest in this case is “EDWARD A. KEITH, 1913—2006,” reads the marker. during his lifetime,” including the litigation. just “standard course.” making Celeste co-trustee of the Reached by phone at his home Campisi “just wants to draw in “I DID IT MY WAY” trust and removing (Lisa) Keith, in Sonoma County, Richard Keith as many parties as possible,” said but not Celeste, from the board described the case as “a sad sit- Coyne. “He wants to exaggerate of the Foundation,” they contend. uation.” the case so that it seems bigger found several facts that led her to the foundation were not out of the Before his death, “Mr. Keith “I’d like to see all the truth come than it really is,” he said. “That’s become concerned. ordinary. established the purpose of the out,” he said. “Unfortunately, I Mr. Campisi’s litigation style.” From 2011 to 2014, Celeste In 2008, White reportedly foundation to be broader, and don’t know if that’s going to work Ed Keith’s many millions White reportedly paid herself and used foundation funds to build help anyone in need, and the di- or not.” Upon Ed Keith’s death, a num- her husband more than $300,000 an 8,000-square-foot building rectors have been true to that,” He’s not sure what happened ber of early distributions dictated annually from the foundation, ac- on their estate property in Napa said Coyne. with the trust and foundation. by Keith’s trust were made, in- cording to court documents. County including a stable “for Who got Keith’s money? However, “What I can’t believe cluding $1 million to each of his In addition, $15 million from their string of polo ponies,” garage According to court documents, is that my father would ever put five children, $2 million to his 12 the foundation was invested in for horse trailer and stable house. the Edward Keith Foundation, one person,” alone, in charge of grandchildren and $10 million to Veritas Refuge LLC, a for-profit Lisa Keith believes the founda- later known as the Bar 49 Founda- his trust or foundation, Richard the Catacula Lake Winery. This real estate investment company tion was “shortchanged to sup- tion and Valley Rock Foundation, Keith said. whittled his estate down to $76 managed by Celeste White, ac- port Celeste and her husband’s distributed a total of $38 million. “And I know he’d like to see million. cording to records. Of that $15 lifestyle,” according to court doc- Some local charities received the money going towards chil- According to Keith’s trust, half million, $2.4 million was used to uments. money, including the Napa Val- dren like the Boys and Girls Club of that – $38 million – was to be buy a condo in Santa Barbara. Celeste White’s attorneys have ley Opera House, Napa Emergency rather than a host of other chari- placed in the Edward A. Keith “How could this be a prudent an explanation. Women’s Shelter (now NEWS), St. table groups that have nothing to Foundation, which was created investment for a charitable foun- The Land Rover was bought John’s Lutheran Church, Queen of do with” helping underprivileged to provide financial and other as- dation?” Campisi asked. because it is a four-wheel vehi- the Valley Foundation, Nimbus children, he said. sistance to disadvantaged youth Celeste White’s attorneys de- cle that could be used to drive the Arts, Ag for Youth, Grace Church “Plus, he didn’t want anyone or children “otherwise in need.” fended her administration. The trust’s winery property, Catac- of Napa Valley, the Salvation to get paid” for working on the The other $38 million was to estate’s holdings were in “total ula Lake Winery, located at 4105 Army and the Soda Canyon Fire foundation board, Richard Keith be divided equally among Keith’s disarray and had been severely Chiles Pope Valley Road. Department. said. five children. After mortgages and mismanaged” in the years leading Such a vehicle had to be “suffi- Westmont College, a Christian If there is one thing the fam- other debts were paid, plus some up to Keith’s death. ciently upscale” to use for winery liberal arts college in Montecito ily can agree on it’s that Ed Keith $20 million in estate taxes, a total Celeste White has spent “hun- business, such as giving tours to near Santa Barbara and Celeste would not have wanted a fight of $9.2 million was left to be split dreds of hours of work and incal- prospective purchasers and com- White’s alma mater, received over his estate. among the five siblings. culable amounts of energy and muting to various trust properties more than $1.3 million. The Na- “He’d be horrified,” said Robert Questions arise stress … administering such a around Northern and Central Cal- tional Christian Foundation of White. Several years ago, Lisa Keith be- complicated and large trust,” they ifornia, attorneys wrote. Alpharetta, Georgia, received $5 “He’d be upset,” said Richard gan to investigate what happened wrote in court filings. The winery was sold in 2014 million. Keith. to her father’s foundation. Ac- White’s attorneys said admin- and is now called the Napa Chiles Lisa Keith believes that if her A status conference is set for cording to court documents, she istration fees charged to operate Valley Winery. It’s owned by Qin- father was alive, he would not March 28.

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JONATHAN LEMIRE AND ZEKE MILLER Associated Press‌ ‌WASHINGTON — Even before he’d read the memo, President Donald Trump seized on what it could mean. The president first learned of the House Intelligence Committee document last month from some Republican allies in Congress and he watched it take hold in the ASSOCIATED PRESS‌ conservative media, including on some of his favorite Fox News pro- This 1989 photo shows gold bars and coins from the S.S. Central grams, according to seven White America, a mail steamship sunk in a hurricane in 1857 about 160 miles House officials and outside ad- off theN orth Carolina coast. visers. The classified memo sent to the Gold treasure recovered from Oval Office by the committee’s majority Republicans asserted EVAN VUCCI, ASSOCIATED PRESS‌ that the FBI and Justice Depart- President Donald Trump listens during a meeting with North Korean 1857 shipwreck to make debut ment abused their surveillance defectors on Friday in the White House where he talked with reporters powers to monitor the commu- about allowing the release of a secret memo on the FBI’s role in the AMANDA LEE MYERS olina in 1857. Four hundred and nications of a onetime Trump Russia inquiry. Associated Press‌ twenty-five people drowned and campaign associate. Trump told ‌SANTA ANA, Calif. — More thousands of pounds of Califor- confidants in recent days that he Trump had dismissed force- Several aides cautioned that than $50 million worth of gold nia gold were lost, contributing believed the memo would validate ful pleas from the FBI director, the memo did not contain con- bars, coins and dust that has to an economic panic. his concerns that the “deep state” Christopher Wray, and the sec- vincing evidence of a conspir- been described as the greatest Using sable paintbrushes and — an alleged shadowy network of ond-ranking Justice Department acy, while others urged him to lost treasure in U.S. history is a cleaning solution, Evans has powerful entrenched federal and official, Rod Rosenstein, to keep black out sections on intelli- about to make its public debut been restoring the gold — some military interests — had conspired the memo under wraps. They said gence-gathering methods, ac- in California after sitting at the of which is completely caked over to undermine the legitimacy of his the four-page document was in- cording to a White House official. bottom of the ocean for more in black gunk — to its original presidency, according to one out- accurate and lacked critical con- Other advisers questioned why than 150 years. luster for the past two weeks. He side adviser. text, and they made their views his administration had allowed The 3,100 gold coins, 45 gold will continue that work through That adviser and the others known in a remarkable public the memo to become the dom- bars and more than 80 pounds February, when the treasure will weren’t authorized to publicly statement objecting to its release. inant talking point during the of gold dust recovered from the go on public display at the Long discuss private conversation and Democrats said the memo, which week when he gave his first State wreckage of the S.S. Central Beach Convention Center, just spoke on condition of anonymity. disclosed material about one of of the Union address. America steamship are now sit- south of Los Angeles. Trump’s decision to authorize the most tightly held national se- But those worries, as well as ting in a makeshift laboratory The gold is all for sale. Just the memo’s public disclosure curity processes, selectively used fears that the disclosure could just south of Los Angeles. one tiny coin alone could go for was extraordinary, yet part of a Republican talking points in an lead to retaliatory leaks from the Bob Evans, the chief scientist $1 million because of its combi- recent pattern. Like few of his effort to smear law enforcement. Justice Department, did not hold on the original voyage that dis- nation of rarity and the history predecessors, Trump has deliv- Trump, however, was unde- sway in the Oval Office. Trump covered the shipwreck and its behind it, said Dwight Manley, ered repeated broadsides against terred. made clear to aides he was intent treasure in 1988, is now pains- managing partner of the Califor- intelligence and law enforcement Early last week, aides on seeing the memo released as takingly cleaning each piece nia Gold Marketing Group, which agencies, working in tandem with briefed him on the never-be- soon as possible. White House of gold by hand, soaking it in a is displaying and selling the gold. some conservatives to lay the fore-used-process that the House officials with concerns resigned solution and brushing off rust “This is something that in groundwork to either dismiss or would use to release the classi- themselves to the memo’s release. and grime that accumulated as hundreds of years people will still discredit special counsel Robert fied memo. Lawyers at the White Trump put his chief of staff, John the treasure sat 7,000 feet below be talking about, reading about, Mueller, who is leading the Russia House and Capitol Hill worried Kelly, in charge of making that sea level. looking back on and collect- investigation. about making dangerous mis- happen, and Kelly called Justice “This is a whole new season of ing things from,” Manley said. “This memo totally vindicates steps. Department officials multiple discovery,” Evans told The Asso- “There’s no other ships that sank ‘Trump’ in probe,” the president Trump told allies he believed times to upbraid them for criti- ciated Press this week from the that haven’t been recovered that tweeted Saturday from Florida, the memo would reinforce his cizing the likely disclosure. laboratory in Santa Ana. “We are rival this or are similar to this, so where he was spending the week- belief that accusations of col- Trump’s counsel, meanwhile, now peering beneath the grime it’s really a once-in-a-lifetime end. “But the Russian Witch Hunt lusion between his 2016 cam- took issue with the House pro- and the rust that is on the coins, situation.” goes on and on. Their (sic) was no paign and Russian officials were cess. Don McGahn believed that removing those objects and those Meanwhile, the deep-sea Collusion and there was no Ob- false and part of the conspiracy if the president only allowed the substances and getting to look at treasure hunter responsible for struction (the word now used to discredit his victory. And the memo to go out, rather than de- the treasure as it was in 1857.” finding the gold in the first place because, after one year of looking president signaled that he would classify it, that would set a dan- The Central America was laden continues to sit in an Ohio jail endlessly and finding NOTH- approve the memo’s public dis- gerous precedent and curtail with booty from the California over his handling of the original ING, collusion is dead). This is an closure if the House committee executive powers, according to a Gold Rush when it sank in a hur- treasure recovered from the Cen- American disgrace!” voted to pursue that course. 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REGISTER STAFF ‌The American Canyon High boys basketball team held Bethel to its lowest point total in four years in a 61-30 Solano County Athletic Conference rout at home Friday night. Malik Ghiden led the Wolves (14-10, 5-2 SCAC) with 23 points and had four rebounds. Oliver Aandahl had nine points, and YOUSEF BAIG, REGISTER‌ Davin Lusung had six points, Calistoga Junior-Senior High School students wave a banner after Gilda Rojas surpasses 1,000 career points during a game against Potter Valley six steals and four rebounds and Tuesday in Calistoga. took two charges. American Canyon led by only 13 points going into the fourth quarter, when it outscored the Jaguars 23-5. It was the fewest points scored by Bethel (1-6 SCAC) since a 68- 25 loss at De La Salle in 2014. San Rafael 41, Calistoga’s Rojas Justin-Siena 33 In Thursday night’s Marin County Athletic Conference road game, the Braves came back from a 15-point deficit late in the second half to close to 37-33 with two minutes to play, but the Bull- dogs (15-8, 5-6 MCAL) held on to close out the victory. joins 1,000 club Liam McDevitt scored 10 and Cole Cummings added nine to Senior honored in of her four years on varsity. The lead Justin-Siena (10-12, 3-8 game plan for Cruz was to run MCAL). mid-game after she the offense through Rojas, who plays shooting guard but also di- Varsity Girls Wrestling‌ reaches milestone rects much of the action beside Five Wolves reach Masters backcourt mate Lizbet Escobedo. American Canyon competed in YOUSEF BAIG On most nights, that strategy Saturday’s CIF Sac-Joaquin Sec- [email protected]‌ tends to be a formula for success, tion North Regional at Natomas ‌Gilda Rojas will undoubtedly and it was effective early on. Ro- High in Sacramento, where five go down as one of the greatest jas scored nine points in the first Wolves qualified for the Masters scorers in the history of Calis- quarter but only had one basket Championship with top-eight toga High. in the second, leaving her one finishes. But to her credit, the girls bas- point shy of the mark at halftime. Adrienne Dominguez (170 ketball standout hasn’t checked When the third quarter began, pounds) placed third, Maylin the scorebook after a game once every shot attempt and subse- Reyes (106) was fourth, Alexis to see her numbers. If she did quent miss was met by a massive Schuller (160) took sixth, Mar- – more often than not – Ro- sigh from Calistoga’s faithful. icela Seronio (101) was seventh jas would find that she was the YOUSEF BAIG, REGISTER‌ “I was just super confused,” and Yvonne Cruz (116) placed game’s top scorer, staring down Calistoga High’s Gilda Rojas is seen during the third quarter of a game said Rojas. “I was like, ‘What’s at a line littered with 3’s and 2’s against Potter Valley Tuesday night in Calistoga. She became the third going on with the crowd?’ And I Please see REPORT, Page B4 that signal a robust offensive player in school history to reach 1,000 career points. told one of the girls on the team, performance. I was like, ‘Why are they being She is the lone senior on the are Jackie Zink and Julia Hoff. down from the stands to com- like this? They’re never this ex- Wildcats’ roster, the unequivocal Naturally, after being oblivious memorate the achievement with cited about making points.’ Then leader of this year’s team and, on to her scoring output for years, her daughter. I saw what they were doing, and Ex-Bay Area Tuesday night, she made history the defending All-County Of- Still, Rojas had no idea what the poster and the points, I had in a 49-26 win over visiting Pot- fensive Player of the Year had was happening. no idea about it.” ter Valley. no idea she was nearing such a Then school staffer Dennis Added assistant coach Ray players in In the third quarter, Rojas cut milestone. Everyone else, on the Rossi flipped on the microphone Particelli, “She had no idea that along the baseline and turned other hand, did. and announced the significance we were doing anything and she Vanessa Queipo’s laser pass “I was just shocked the entire of the layup. That’s when Ro- had no idea she was sitting on through the Bearcats’ defense time,” she said. jas’ face lit up. She looked in the the opportunity to do it. I bet if new Hall of into a layup, scoring her 12th and Once the basket went in, the stands and saw her classmates you asked her, she would not be 13th points of the night. By sink- referees paused the game as the howling in support, holding up in hundreds of points of where ing that basket, she surpassed team surrounded Rojas and head a banner that read “Congratula- she was. That always makes it Fame class 1,000 career points, becoming coach Cesar Cruz embraced her tions GILDA 1K ROJAS.” fun, too.” JOSH DUBOW only the third player in school and handed her a bouquet of Coming into the game, she had Associated Press‌ history to do so. The other two flowers. Even her mom came scored 988 points over the course Please see ROJAS, Page B4 ‌MINNEAPOLIS — Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher terrorized opposing offenses from the middle of the field. Randy Moss and NAPA VALLEY COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL Terrell Owens did the same to defenses on the outside. The two hard-hitting linebackers and two big-play receivers highlighted an eight-person Mustangs race past Storm, 100-68 class voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday. Safety KIRK KIRKPATRICK “They scored 100 points on us Brian Dawkins also received at [email protected]‌ and that doesn’t sit well with me, least 80 percent support from ‌It’s safe to say head coach so we’re going to sit down and the 47 Hall of Fame voters, Steve Ball was not a happy man watch every one of those points along with contributor Bobby after watching his Napa Valley on Super Bowl Sunday.” Beathard and senior nominees College men’s basketball team The game started well for the Jerry Kramer and Robert Brazile. give up an early lead Friday night, Storm with Tom Salsman nail- But the biggest stars of the as visiting Los Medanos put the ing a long 3-pointer, as he often class are the two linebackers that hurt on the Storm the rest of the does, for the first score of the made it on their first tries, and way. game. But that would be the last the pair of lightning-rod receiver The Mustangs, led by sharp- basket Salsman would make, a who sometimes caused as many shooting guards Raazhel Wat- sign of things to come. Armani problems for their own teams kins with 26 points and Andrew Mills was even hotter from the as for the opposition. Moss also Hall with 25, made it look easy 3-point line for NVC early on, made it on his first try, while Ow- the second half while strolling to nailing four treys in the first ens needed to wait for his third the big win in Bay Valley Confer- half, but did not score in the sec- year on the ballot to get enough ence action. ond half. Big man Sasha French support. “We got complacent with a was having his way inside and “I’ve been going a long time. big, early lead,” Ball said of his dropped in four buckets from the DON LEX, LUCKYDUCKIMAGES.COM‌ And now I can finally rest,” Lewis second-place Storm (12-11, 8-4 paint on his way to a team-lead- Napa Valley College’s Amancho Adopo pulls up for a shot but is denied said. “I want to go fishing with BVC). “We have a tendency to ing 17 points. by Andrew Hall (1) of visiting Los Medanos on Friday night. a cigar now and just sit back. I do that. We weren’t talking very But once the Storm had its don’t want to work out every well defensively, and that to me biggest lead, 27-19, it was the Adopo and Malcolm Bracy each we have to hold on tight and day now.” is a sign of a team that has quit Los Medanos show – and quite a had eight, James Ned came off get some momentum going for Moss and Owens each played on themselves.” show it was. The Mustangs out- the bench to chip in six, and Cal- us,” he said. “Our next game (at for five teams in their careers Ball plans to make the biggest scored the Storm by 40 points vin Johnson and Salsman ended 5:30 p.m. Wednesday), when we as they often wore out their football weekend of the year the rest of the way. It was tough up with three points each. host Solano Community College, welcome with their inability to anything but super for his squad to watch for Ball and the small Ball noted that the Storm still is Coaches vs. Cancer night. Pro- get along with teammates and after the disappointing perfor- crowd on hand. has a lot to play for. ceeds go to the American Cancer coaches at times. mance against the third-place Mills finished with 12 points, “We’re still in second place, M 1 Mustangs (15-9, 8-5 BVC). Akeem Deer had 11, Amancho we have four games left and Please see STORM, Page B4 Please see FAME, Page B2 B2 | Sunday, February 4, 2018 THE SPORTS PAGE Napa Valley Register Eagle Way similar to Patriot Way: No egos

ROB MAADDI Same with Jeffery, who went from Associated Press‌ No. 1 receiver in Chicago to being ‌BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Bill one of the guys in Philadelphia. Belichick’s impressive resume “We couldn’t care less how many makes it easy for the five-time catches or how many carries or championship head coach to man- how many yards any one guy has,” date that players check their egos Blount said. “We all have one com- before joining the New England Pa- mon goal in hand. We all have one triots. Doug Pederson didn’t have a thing that we all want more than hard sell, either. anything. You can’t be selfish when The Philadelphia Eagles are an everybody has one common goal unselfish group that prioritizes because you have to make sacrifices winning over personal accomplish- for the better of the team. We’ve ments. It’s a major reason why the done that and it’s gotten us this far.” Eagles (15-3) are playing the Pa- Pederson set the tone and Carson triots (15-3) in the Super Bowl on Wentz carried it out with his team- Sunday. first attitude and that filtered down “It’s a group that doesn’t really the roster. care who gets the ball. The bottom “He’s the most humble guy you line is trying to win the game,” Ped- come across,” Pederson said. “He’ll erson said. “I didn’t have to sell it give it right back to the team.” too much.” It was a smooth transition to Pederson was 7-9 last year in Nick Foles after Wentz got hurt. his rookie season as head coach Foles also is a respected leader who but has guided the Eagles from leads by example. It’s not a coinci- ASSOCIATED PRESS‌ worst to first in search of the fran- dence the Eagles sought this type New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft talks with quarterback Tom Brady (12) and wide receivers Phillip chise’s first NFL title since 1960. of player. Dorsett (13) and Brandin Cooks before they pose for a team photo on Saturday at U.S. Bank Stadium in He found a way to blend a young “This is the most selfless team Minneapolis. locker room with a mix of accom- I’ve ever been around,” Pro Bowl plished veterans. The team added tight end Zach Ertz said. “Guys veteran receivers Alshon Jeffrey don’t care about stats. They only and Torrey Smith, running backs care about winning. Doug is the LeGarrette Blount and Jay Ajayi, best coach I’ve been around in New England thrives defensive linemen Chris Long and managing players. He lets us show Tim Jernigan and defensive backs our personalities and if he needs to Ronald Darby, Patrick Robinson talk to somebody, he does it quietly and Corey Graham. and in a mild-mannered way. His “I can remember this team selfless leadership is a big reason showing up in April and talking we’re here.” on late-game rallies about being at this place, talking The team is one of the clos- about our dreams, aspirations and est-knit groups in the league and JOSH DUBOW it to Marshawn Lynch back in 2015, go crazy.’ You want to be in control, focusing on a grind,” safety Mal- players genuinely care about each Associated Press‌ questionable coaching decisions play a certain way and be in front. colm Jenkins said. other and spent plenty of time to- ‌BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Tom have contributed to some of those Because that changes how you play “Guys being unselfish, adding gether. Brady is the comeback king in the comebacks. the game.” guys along the way that added to “When you see guys hanging playoffs. But nobody is better at exploiting The biggest deficit overcome to the team and continued to push, out with players from other posi- From his past two Super Bowl those mistakes than Brady and the win a Super Bowl before last season and every time we won and had tion groups, it’s special,” defensive wins to the AFC championship Patriots. He has four playoff wins in was just 10 points and the Patriots some success — we even had some tackle Fletcher Cox said. “I would game rally against Jacksonville games he trailed by at least 10 points were the first team to overcome a adversity — the team believed more go eat dinner with Donnie Jones. that got the Patriots to the NFL’s in the fourth quarter, including the deficit that big in the second half and more. It’s been awesome to be You don’t see a guy hanging out biggest stage for the third time in “Tuck Rule” game against Oakland when they did it against the Sea- a part of.” with a punter.” four seasons, no quarterback has in 2002. No other quarterback has hawks three years ago. Blount led the NFL with 18 If the Eagles win a few cham- engineered more late-game playoff led more than one such comeback The only other teams to come touchdowns rushing and earned pionships, perhaps the standard comebacks than Brady. in playoff history. back from 10 points down to win his second Super Bowl ring last Pederson has set will eventually But he is not alone. Whether it “There’s a great belief no matter a Super Bowl faced those deficits season in New England. He didn’t become similar to Belichick’s Pa- was Marcus Mariota and the Ten- what the circumstances, that we early in the second quarter with get a carry in a loss at Kansas City triot Way. They have to get the first nessee Titans in the wild-card have enough to overcome it,” Brady New Orleans rallying against Indi- in Week 2 and never complained. win first. round against Kansas City earlier said. “I don’t think we want to try to anapolis in 2010 and Washington this postseason, or Russell Wilson overcome that again this year. That against Denver in 1988. against Green Bay in (2015) or An- was pretty tough to do. Hopefully Brady’s postseason passer rating drew Luck against the Chiefs the we can get a lead, play from ahead, when trailing in fourth quarter the previous year, there have been as play on our terms.” past four years is a staggering 121.2, many playoff comebacks from at The Patriots are comfortable compared to 75.6 for the rest of the least 10 points down in the fourth when that happens. They are 6-6 NFL. quarter the past five seasons as in the playoffs when trailing after In last year’s Super Bowl come- there were the previous 26 seasons. three quarters under Brady and back, the Falcons appeared to tire “What happens is instead of coach Bill Belichick, while the rest and struggled to generate pressure, playing the team, they start playing of the NFL has a 27-140 record in sending more than four pass rush- the clock. Sometimes you win and that span with only Russell Wilson ers on just two of 24 pass plays in sometimes you go against a bad boy and Eli Manning having more than the fourth quarter. like Tom Brady and you get burned,” two fourth-quarter comebacks The Jaguars also only brought former Colts receiver and current with four each. more than four rushers on two of NFL Network analyst Reggie Wayne Not that it is by design. 15 fourth-quarter pass plays in the said. “A lot of that falls onto the “That whole comeback thing is AFC title game when New England coaches. The players are going to overrated,” said NFL Network an- came back from 20-10 down to win run what the coaches call.” alyst Willie McGinest, who won 24-20. Whether it’s Atlanta failing to run three Super Bowl titles as Brady’s “What teams do wrong is they go the ball enough late in last year’s teammate in New England. “Players zone,” Wayne said. “He’s going to ASSOCIATED PRESS‌ Super Bowl that helped the Patri- can’t go in and say, ‘Hey, we want to pick zone apart all day, every day. Philadelphia Eagles waiting to do a walk-through in preparation for ots rally from 28-3 down to win in win this game in dramatic fashion, He’s going to spread you out and Sunday’s Super Bowl are, from left, inside linebacker Joe Walker, outside overtime or Seattle’s decision to be down 11 with eight minutes to go they’re the best at creating mis- linebacker Nigel Bradham, middle linebacker Jordan Hicks and defensive pass at the goal line instead of hand and come back and have the crowd matches.” end Steven Means at U.S. Bank Stadium on Saturday in Minneapolis.

and 26 career sacks. He became Fame the first player in NFL history From B1 with a sack, interception, fumble recovery and touchdown catch in But at their best, there were few the same game against Houston players ever able to strike fear in in 2002. defenses as much as Moss and Kramer got passed over 10 Owens, who were both all-decade times previously as a finalist be- selections for the 2000s. fore finally getting enough votes “The door knocked and I started as a senior to become the 14th getting excited,” Moss said of member of the Vince Lombardi Hall of Fame President David Packers to make the Hall. Kramer Baker alerting him he has been helped anchor the Green Bay line elected. “All the emotions caught for 11 seasons, winning six NFL the best of me because it’s been titles and making the block that a long journey and it ends in the cleared the way for Bart Starr’s Pro Football Hall of Fame. Tears TD sneak in the “Ice Bowl” for of joy.” the 1967 NFL championship. Moss burst on the scene as a Brazile was a finalist for the rookie in Minnesota in 1998 when first time after a 10-year career he caught a league-leading 17 TD for the Houston Oilers that in- catches and helped lead the Vi- cluded five straight All-Pro se- kings to the NFC title game. His lections. combination of speed and athlet- Beathard, also not on hand icism made him the game’s most Saturday, helped build four Su- dangerous big-play threat and led per Bowl champions in Miami to the phrase “You got Mossed” and Washington and made seven for embarrassed defensive backs. trips to the title game during He led the NFL in TD catches more than three decades as a per- five times, including his record sonnel executive with a sharp eye 23 for New England in 2007, and ASSOCAITED PRESS‌ for talent. earned four All-Pro selections. Wide receiver Randy Moss (84) celebrates his touchdown catch with quarterback Colin Kaepernick during their Five offensive linemen were He finished his career with 982 San Francisco 49ers’ road game against the New England Patriots on Dec. 16, 2012. among the 15 finalists, with catches for 15,292 yards and ranks tackle Joe Jacoby getting elimi- second all-time with 156 TD re- Rice with 15,934 yards receiving what that looked like, Mike Sin- party in Atlanta in January 2000. nated in voting that reduced the ceptions. and is third on the all-time touch- gletary, Dick Butkus,” Lewis said. Lewis was also fined $250,000 by candidates to 10, and tackle Tony Owens, who didn’t attend downs receiving list with 153. “Who dreams of being in that cat- the NFL. Boselli, guards Alan Faneca and the announcement, entered the Lewis is widely considered one egory, sitting with those guys?” Urlacher wasn’t far behind Steve Hutchinson, and center league as a third-round pick by of the greatest middle linebackers, Lewis joined tackle Jonathan Lewis with his play on the field Kevin Mawae getting cut in the San Francisco in 1996 but devel- winning two AP Defensive Player Ogden as the only Ravens voted and is the latest in a line of great next round of voting. oped into a star known for some of the Year awards and earning into the Hall of Fame as both of Chicago middle linebackers to Cornerback Ty Law also made memorable playoff appearances, eight All-Pro selections. the team’s first-round picks in its make the Hall, joining Butkus, it to the final 10 in his second time including his winning 25-yard TD He anchored a dominant de- initial season of 1996 received the Singletary and Bill George. He on the ballot. Defensive backs catch to beat Green Bay in 1999; fense for the 2000 Baltimore Ra- high honor. was the Defensive Player of the John Lynch and Everson Walls, his 177 yards in a comeback win vens in a season that ended with Lewis’ career was also marked Year of 2005 and joined Lewis on receiver Isaac Bruce and run- against the Giants in 2003; and his him winning Super Bowl MVP, by legal problems off the field. He the 2000s all-decade team. ning back Edgerrin James were nine catches for 122 yards in the then retired as a champion after pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor Dawkins spent most of his the other candidates eliminated 2004 Super Bowl against New Baltimore closed his last season charge of obstruction of justice 16-year career in Philadelphia, in the first cuts. England just seven weeks after with a title win over San Francisco after initially being charged with earning five first-team All-Pro “I’m glad I didn’t have to vote breaking his leg. in February 2013. murder in connection with two selections for his versatility that for this class,” Urlacher said. “It’s M Owens ranks second to Jerry “Growing up as a child, I know killings following a Super Bowl included 37 career interceptions a great class.” 1 Napa Valley Register SCOREBOARD Sunday, February 4, 2018 | B3 On Deck Monday Tuesday Wednesday Nimari Burnett is a team leader at the Napa High soccer captains Hannah Vintage soccer captains Sage Gregory point guard position for Napa’s Prolific Williams and Berenice Lara-Gonzalez and Jordan Cooper could make their Prep Academy basketball team. prep for Tuesday’s Big Game must-win. season with a Big Game win Tuesday.

napavalleyregister.com/sports napavalleyregister.com/sports napavalleyregister.com/sports LOOKING AHEAD Fowler birdies last 3 for Phoenix Open lead ‌WARRIORS DAY TIME TV/RADIO vs. Oklahoma City Feb. 6 7:30 p.m. TNT/95.7 FM JOHN NICHOLSON ble bogey on 16 and a bogey a bogey. trol that and control my golf KINGS DAY TIME RADIO Associated Press‌ on 17. “I just kind of had to fight swing like I have been the past vs. Chicago Feb. 5 7 p.m. 1140 AM ‌SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Thomas left the course through it,” Fowler said. “The three days I think that I’ll be SHARKS DAY TIME TV/RADIO Rickie Fowler birdied the last without speaking to the me- swing was just a fraction off. fine.” at Carolina Today 10 a.m. NBCSCA/1440 AM three holes to take the lead dia. It wasn’t bad, still made some Mickelson birdied the final in the Waste Management Former Arizona State play- good swings out there, but just two holes for a 66. He’s mak- Phoenix Open, overcoming a ers Jon Rahm and Chez Reavie had to try and get the ball in ing his record-tying 29th start LOCAL SCHEDULE sluggish start in front of the were a stroke back along with the short grass, get some looks in the event he won in 1996, largest crowd in golf history. Bryson DeChambeau. Phil and try not to make many 2005 and 2013. SUNDAY‌ Justin Thomas went the Mickelson was two shots mistakes.” “If you look at it, it looks No events scheduled other way, wasting a brilliant behind, another former Sun Rahm had a 65, play- like a very simple, solid bo- opening run with another late Devils star riding the crowd ing alongside Mickelson gey-free round, 5 under,” MONDAY‌ meltdown. support. and Schauffele for the third Mickelson said. “It was any- PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL Fowler shot a 4-under 67 on “It means a lot to me,” straight day. The 23-year-old thing but that. I made some Napa Christian at Rio Lindo Adventist, 5 p.m. Saturday to reach 14-under Mickelson said. “It’s very Spaniard had five birdies in really nice up-and-downs 199 with a round left at TPC helpful and very important to a seven-hole stretch on the to keep the round going and PREP BOYS BASKETBALL Napa Christian at Rio Lindo Adventist, 6:30 p.m. Scottsdale’s Stadium Course, my success. I think it’s been a back nine. He won two weeks when I did hit some good tee the fan-friendly layout packed big instrument in allowing me ago in the California desert at shots and hit some good shots with an estimated 216,818 fans to get into the round and play La Quinta to jump to No. 2 in into the fairway I was able to on an 80-degree afternoon. and have fun and get out of the the world. get aggressive and make some TV SCHEDULE “I really made some good technical side.” “I hit the ball really well off birdies.” swings coming in,” Fowler The crowd pushed the week the tee, gave myself a lot of Xander Schauffele and SUNDAY‌ said. “I just wasn’t getting the total to 654,906, just short of opportunities,” Rahm said. Daniel Berger also were 12 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL ball close enough and finally the record of 655,434 set last “But the main key today was under. Schauffele shot 66, Colgate at Navy, CBSSN, 9 a.m. on the last few there I was able year. my iron play. My game was and Berger had a 68. Georgia Tech at Boston College, ESPNU, 9 a.m. to get some good looks.” Fowler is trying to finally a lot more accurate than the “I’m getting the full expe- The fourth-ranked Thomas, win in the desert. He finished first few days and thanks to rience playing with Phil and Seton Hall at Villanova, FOX, 9 a.m. the PGA Tour player of the a shot behind Hunter Mahan that I had a couple better Jon,” Schauffele said. “Es- Illinois at Ohio State, FS1, 9 a.m. year after winning five times in 2010, lost to Hideki Mat- birdie chances and a couple pecially when all of us are last season, birdied the first suyama on the fourth ex- more went in.” playing well.” Wisconsin at Maryland, CBS, 10 a.m. six holes to take the lead. But tra hole in 2016, and tied for Reavie birdied the final two Fowler is wearing a pin on Temple at Tulane, ESPNews, 12 p.m. instead of making a run at his fourth last year. holes for a 67. his hat with a picture of Grif- Arizona State at Washington State, ESPNU, 1 p.m. second sub-60 round in a lit- “It’s just a matter of time,” “To win tournaments out fin Connell, the area boy he tle over a year, Thomas had to Fowler said. “It would just be here is great, but to win one befriended at the event who WOMEN’S COLLEGE GYMNASTICS fight for an even-par 71 that nice if it was sooner rather that you grew up going to died last week at age 7. Grif- Oklahoma at UCLA, ESPN, 1 p.m. left him eight shots back. He than later.” would be very special,” Reavie fin was born with a rare air- GOLF dropped six strokes in a three- The four-time tour winner said. “For me, this is a fifth way disorder. PGA Tour, Waste Management Phoenix Open, final round, hole stretch, making a bogey began his birdie run with a major.” “We actually had a ball go at Scottsdale, Ariz., Golf Channel, 10 a.m. on the par-4 14th, a triple 17-footer on 16 and connected DeChambeau shot 68. He a little left on 11 today and bogey on the par-5 15th and from 9 feet on the par-4 17th lost the lead with a bogey on we joked about it that Grif- PGA Tour, Waste Management Phoenix Open, final round, a double bogey on the rowdy and 18th holes. He also bird- 17 after driving into the water. fin took one in the chest and at Scottsdale, Ariz., CBS, 12 p.m. par-3 16th. On Thursday in ied 13 after playing the first 12 “Tempo and rhythm,” De- kept it out for us,” Fowler NBA the first round, he had a dou- in even par with a birdie and Chambeau said. “If I can con- said. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, ABC, 11 a.m. NFL PLAYOFFS Super Bowl LII, New England vs. Philadelphia, at Minne- R. Campos 71-68-69—208 Dicrisofaro as emergency backup. Signed G Phoenix 18 35 .340 23½ Surface: Hard-Indoor‌ GOLF O. Fraustro 69-70-69—208 Gordon Defiel. Sacramento 16 35 .314 24½ Singles‌ apolis, NBC, 3 p.m. (kickoff at 3:30 p.m.) S. Marino 70-68-70—208 WORCESTER RAILERS — Claimed D Anthony ——— Semifinals‌ ‌PGA S. Langley 71-68-69—208 Calabrese from Allen. Friday’s‌ Games Petra Kvitova, Czech Republic, def. Julia FIS WORLD CUP SKIING At TPC Scottsdale‌ A. Svensson 71-71-67—209 SOCCER‌ Charlotte 133, Indiana 126 Goerges (5), Germany, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. Scottsdale, Ariz.‌ H. Norlander 69-73-67—209 ‌MLS Boston 119, Atlanta 110 Kristina Mladenovic (4), France, def. Daria Women’s Downhill, at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany M. Homa 68-73-68—209 Purse: $6.9 million‌ NEW YORK RED BULLS — Waived MF Muhamed L.A. Lakers 102, Brooklyn 99 Kasatkina (8), Russia, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. (same-day tape), NBCSN, 1 p.m. Yardage: 7,216; Par: 71‌ K. Dougherty 67-74-68—209 Doubles‌ S. Levin 71-70-68—209 Keita. Toronto 130, Portland 105 Third Round‌ Milwaukee 92, New York 90 Semifinals‌ R. Fowler 66-66-67—199 R. Shelton 76-66-68—210 ‌College Timea Bacsinszky, Switzerland, and Vera SOCCER J. Rahm 67-68-65—200 M. Rottluff 67-74-69—210 Philadelphia 103, Miami 97 COLORADO STATE — Placed men’s basketball Zvonareva, Russia, def. Gabriela Dabrowski, Premier League, Crystal Palace vs. Newcastle, NBCSN, C. Reavie 68-65-67—200 R. Sloan 69-72-69—210 New Orleans 114, Oklahoma City 100 B. DeChambeau 66-66-68—200 M. Anderson 70-71-69—210 coach Larry Eustachy on administrative leave. Utah 129, Phoenix 97 Canada, and Yu Xifan (1), China, 6-4, 6-2. 6:15 p.m. X. Schauffele 68-67-66—201 B. Kennerly 68-71-71—210 SYRACUSE—Named Kirk Martin quarterbacks Golden State 119, Sacramento 104 ‌WTA Taiwan P. Mickelson 70-65-66—201 S. Bertsch 66-72-72—210 coach. ‌Saturday’s Games Bundesliga, Augsburg vs. Eintracht Frankfurt, FS1, 6:30 a.m. D. Berger 68-65-68—201 H. Lebioda 73-69-69—211 L.A. Clippers 113, Chicago 103 Open Results B. Hossler 70-68-64—202 B. Davis 71-73-67—211 Detroit 111, Miami 107 Saturday‌ Premier League, Liverpool vs. Tottenham, NBCSN, 8:30 a.m. B. Haas 64-72-66—202 M. Johnson 64-74-73—211 MEN’S HOOPS Indiana 100, Philadelphia 92 At Taipei Arena‌ G. Woodland 67-68-67—202 N. Ledesma 64-71-76—211 Washington 115, Orlando 98 Taipei, Taiwan‌ C. Luck 68-68-75—211 Bundesliga, Hamburg vs. Hannover, FS2, 8:50 a.m. C. Kirk 66-68-68—202 ‌Top 25 Fared Houston 120, Cleveland 88 Purse: $226,750 (Intl.)‌ B. Steele 68-67-67—202 C. Thompson 71-71-70—212 Saturday‌ Surface: Hard-Outdoor‌ C. Hadley 66-68-68—202 M. Harmon 67-76-69—212 1. Villanova (21-1) did not play. Next: vs. Seton Golden State at Denver, 6 p.m. Singles‌ WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL M. Kuchar 71-68-64—203 J. Park 70-73-69—212 Hall, Sunday. Minnesota 118, New Orleans 107 Semifinals‌ Northwestern at Indiana, BTN, 9 a.m. J. Hahn 70-67-66—203 L. McCoy 70-71-71—212 2. Virginia (22-1) beat Syracuse 59-44. Next: at Utah at San Antonio, 6 p.m. Kateryna Kozlova, Ukraine, def. Sabine Lisicki, B. Gay 67-68-68—203 J. Lower 69-71-72—212 Florida State, Wednesday. Dallas at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Germany, 7-5, 6-4. LSU at Kentucky, SECN, 9 a.m. M. Laird 68-67-68—203 K. Reifers 72-72-68—212 3. Purdue (23-2) beat Rutgers 78-76, OT. Next: ‌Sunday’s Games Timea Babos (4), Hungary, def. Wang Yafan, A. Noren 71-68-65—204 J. Garber 71-73-68—212 vs. No. 17 Ohio State, Wednesday. Atlanta at New York, 9 a.m. China, 6-3, 6-4. O. Schniederjans 68-68-68—204 T. Moore 69-73-71—213 Notre Dame at Duke, ESPN2, 10 a.m. 4. Duke (19-4) lost to St. John’s 81-77. Next: at Memphis at Toronto, 9 a.m. Doubles‌ V. Taylor 67-68-70—205 N. Rousey 70-72-71—213 Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 9 a.m. Semifinals‌ M. Flores 70-68-68—206 S. Fair 70-72-71—213 No. 19 North Carolina, Thursday. 5. Michigan State (22-3) beat Indiana 63-60. Portland at Boston, 9 a.m. Nao Hibino, Japan, and Oksana Kalashnikova, Purdue at Illinois, BTN, 11 a.m. L. List 69-68-69—206 M. Hebert 68-75-70—213 L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 11 a.m. J. Bramlett 73-68-72—213 Next: at Iowa, Tuesday. Georgia, def. Timea Babos, Hungary, and Chan P. Reed 71-66-69—206 Charlotte at Phoenix, Noon VCU at Dayton, CBSSN, 11 a.m. N. Watney 68-68-70—206 A. Prugh 69-74-70—213 6. Xavier (21-3) beat Georgetown 96-91, OT. Hao-ching (1), Taiwan, 6-2, 6-2. A. Baddeley 72-68-66—206 M. McGreevy 70-73-70—213 Next: at Butler, Tuesday. ‌Monday’s Games Duan Ying-Ying and Wang Yafan, China, def. Tennessee at Vanderbilt, ESPNU, 11 a.m. C. Campbell 68-71-68—207 J. Hueber 69-74-70—213 7. Kansas (17-5) lost to Oklahoma State 84-79. Portland at Detroit, 4 p.m. Chang Kai-chen and Chuang Chia-jung, Taiwan, P. Kizzire 70-68-69—207 A. Albertson 74-69-70—213 Next: vs. TCU, Tuesday. Washington at Indiana, 4 p.m. 6-0, 6-0. Orlando at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Arkansas at Alabama, SECN, 11 a.m. A. Cook 70-69-68—207 C. Godsey 69-74-70—213 8. Cincinnati (21-2) beat UConn 65-57. Next: vs. J. Kokrak 70-69-68—207 B. Kim 70-69-74—213 UCF, Tuesday. Utah at New Orleans, 5 p.m. C. Baker 71-73-69—213 HOCKEY B. Snedeker 69-67-71—207 9. Arizona (19-4) at Washington. Next: vs. UCLA, Charlotte at Denver, 6 p.m. STANFORD at Oregon, ESPN2, 12 p.m. J. Thomas 68-68-71—207 T. Wilkinson 73-69-72—214 Thursday. Chicago at Sacramento, 7 p.m. I. Poulter 70-69-68—207 S. Muñoz 72-69-73—214 Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. NHL CALIFORNIA at Oregon State, Pac-12 Bay Area, 1 p.m. B. Watson 67-69-71—207 J. Gore 72-69-73—214 10. Texas Tech (19-4) beat TCU 83-71. Next: vs. Iowa State, Wednesday. Tuesday’s‌ Games ‌Eastern Conference B. Hun An 68-67-72—207 M. Marsico 69-74-71—214 Cleveland at Orlando, 4 p.m. K. Bradley 68-70-70—208 S. Im 67-77-70—214 11. Auburn (21-2) beat Vanderbilt 93-81. Next: ‌Atlantic Division George Mason at Saint Joseph’s, CBSSN, 1 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. J. Lovemark 70-67-71—208 B. Hoag 68-76-70—214 vs. Texas A&M, Wednesday. GP W L OT Pts GF GA‌ Houston at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. Auburn at Texas A&M, SECN, 1 p.m. J. Huh 68-69-71—208 P. McLachlin 68-74-73—215 12. Oklahoma (16-6) lost to Texas 79-74. Next: Tampa Bay 51 35 13 3 73 183 132 C. Hoffman 72-68-68—208 D. McCarthy 73-70-72—215 vs. No. 15 West Virginia, Monday. Memphis at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Boston 50 31 11 8 70 164 121 S. Stricker 68-67-73—208 R. Gibson 74-69-72—215 13. Saint Mary’s (23-2) beat San Diego 65-62. Milwaukee at New York, 4:30 p.m. Toronto 54 30 19 5 65 172 150 MONDAY‌ M. Leishman 69-71-68—208 C. Davis 69-70-76—215 Next: at Loyola Marymount, Thursday. Washington at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Florida 50 22 22 6 50 143 163 S. Stallings 69-65-74—208 S. Alker 71-73-71—215 14. Gonzaga (20-4) vs. BYU. Next: at Pacific, Oklahoma City at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 51 21 22 8 50 134 151 C. Pan 71-68-70—209 J. Hodge 68-76-71—215 Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Montreal 52 21 25 6 48 135 163 Thursday. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL B. Silverman 71-68-70—209 V. Covello 71-73-71—215 Ottawa 50 17 24 9 43 131 172 Indiana at Rutgers, BTN, 4 p.m. E. Grillo 68-69-72—209 P. Sullivan 71-72-73—216 15. West Virginia (17-6) beat Kansas State 89-51. Buffalo 52 14 29 9 37 117 171 C. Knost 71-66-72—209 M. Ryan 72-71-73—216 Next: at No. 12 Oklahoma, Monday. WOMEN’S HOOPS Metropolitan Division‌ Bucknell at Lehigh, CBSSN, 4 p.m. R. Sabbatini 74-66-69—209 B. Taylor 73-71-72—216 16. Wichita State (17-5) did not play. Next: at GP W L OT Pts GF GA‌ R. Garrigus 71-69-69—209 J. Wolfe 68-74-75—217 Memphis, Tuesday. ‌Top 25 Fared Washington 51 30 16 5 65 159 148 Syracuse at Louisville, ESPN, 4 p.m. A. Hadwin 70-65-74—209 M. Pereira 70-72-75—217 17. Ohio State (19-5) did not play. Next: vs. Saturday‌ New Jersey 51 27 16 8 62 154 151 K. Chappell 69-72-68—209 B. Kohles 72-71-74—217 Illinois, Sunday. 1. UConn (21-0) did not play. Next: vs. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh 54 29 22 3 61 164 162 F. Molinari 70-69-71—210 Hampton at North Carolina Central, ESPNU, 4 p.m. R. Brehm 71-73-73—217 18. Tennessee (17-5) beat Mississippi 94-61. Sunday. Columbus 52 27 21 4 58 137 147 K. Na 69-70-71—210 A. Gonzales 71-73-73—217 Next: at No. 21 Kentucky, Tuesday. 2. Mississippi State (23-0) did not play. Next: vs. Philadelphia 52 24 19 9 57 150 154 B. Horschel 66-73-71—210 N. Thompson 70-73-75—218 19. North Carolina (17-7) beat Pittsburgh 96-65. No. 7 South Carolina, Monday. N.Y. Islanders 53 26 22 5 57 177 192 C. Smith 69-67-74—210 West Virginia at Oklahoma, ESPN, 6 p.m. C. Sainz Jr 72-71-75—218 Next: vs. No. 4 Duke, Thursday. 3. Baylor (21-1) beat Texas Tech 90-44. Next: vs. Carolina 52 24 20 8 56 142 159 H. Varner III 73-67-70—210 J. Gunn 69-74-76—219 N.Y. Rangers 52 25 22 5 55 155 160 Southern University at Jackson State, ESPNU, 6 p.m. K. Streelman 71-69-70—210 B. Crick 68-76-77—221 20. Clemson (19-4) beat Wake Forest 75-67. Oklahoma, Monday. J. Peterson 70-70-71—211 A. Núñez 70-72-80—222 Next: vs. Pittsburgh, Thursday. 4. Louisville (23-1) did not play. Next: at ‌Western Conference 21. Kentucky (17-6) lost to Missouri 69-60. Next: Syracuse, Sunday. NBA S. Woo Kim 74-67-70—211 ‌Central Division D. Fathauer 70-71-70—211 vs. No. 18 Tennessee, Tuesday. 5. Notre Dame (21-2) did not play. Next: at No. GP W L OT Pts GF GA‌ Portland at Detroit, NBATV, 4 p.m. B. Stuard 69-71-72—212 FOOTBALL 22. Rhode Island (19-3) did not play. Next: vs. 19 Duke, Sunday. Winnipeg 53 31 13 9 71 172 140 Z. Johnson 71-70-71—212 Davidson, Friday. 6. Oregon (21-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 24 Nashville 50 31 12 7 69 156 127 Dallas at L.A. Clippers, NBATV, 7:30 p.m. C. Villegas 70-71-71—212 NFL Playoff Glance 23. Florida (15-8) lost to Alabama 68-50. Next: Stanford, Sunday. St. Louis 54 32 19 3 67 153 134 L. Glover 71-68-74—213 Wild-card Playoffs‌ vs. LSU, Wednesday. 7. South Carolina (18-4) did not play. Next: at No. Dallas 53 30 19 4 64 165 139 P. Uihlein 68-72-73—213 Saturday, Jan. 6‌ 24. Michigan (19-6) beat Minnesota 76-73, OT. 2 Mississippi State, Monday. Minnesota 52 28 19 5 61 153 150 SOCCER N. Taylor 69-71-73—213 Tennessee 22, Kansas City 21 Next: at Northwestern, Tuesday. 8. Texas (18-4) beat No. 22 TCU 92-65. Next: at Colorado 51 28 19 4 60 164 149 C. Beljan 73-68-72—213 Premier League, Watford vs. Chelsea, NBCSN, 12 p.m. Atlanta 26, Los Angeles Rams 13 25. Arizona State (16-6) did not play. Next: at No. 21 West Virginia, Monday. Chicago 51 24 20 7 55 150 141 T. Van Aswegen 70-70-74—214 Sunday, Jan. 7‌ ‌Pacific Division‌ K. Tway 73-68-73—214 Washington State, Sunday. 9. UCLA (18-4) did not play. Next: at Southern WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Jacksonville 10, Buffalo 3 Cal, Monday. GP W L OT Pts GF GA‌ S. Lowry 70-71-74—215 New Orleans 31, Carolina 26 Vegas 51 34 13 4 72 173 137 B. Martin 69-70-77—216 Saturday’s Scores 10. Florida State (18-4) did not play. Next: at South Carolina at Mississippi State, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Divisional Playoffs‌ San Jose 51 27 16 8 62 149 141 B. Barber 73-68-75—216 Pittsburgh, Sunday. Saturday, Jan. 13‌ ‌FAR WEST Anaheim 53 25 18 10 60 147 149 G. Murray 71-70-75—216 11. Maryland (19-3) did not play. Next: at Texas at West Virginia, FS1, 4 p.m. Philadelphia 15, Atlanta 10 Fresno St. 80, Wyoming 62 Los Angeles 51 27 19 5 59 142 126 C. Gribble 69-71-78—218 Nebraska, Sunday. New England 35, Tennessee 14 N. Colorado 86, Montana St. 63 Calgary 51 25 18 8 58 143 146 12. Tennessee (18-4) did not play. Next: at Florida at Missouri, SECN, 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 14‌ Portland 68, Loyola Marymount 66 Edmonton 50 22 24 4 48 138 161 ‌Maybank Championship Vanderbilt, Sunday. Jacksonville 45, Pittsburgh 42 Portland St. 94, E. Washington 81 Vancouver 51 21 24 6 48 135 164 Leading Scores 13. Michigan (19-5) did not play. Next: at Arizona 51 12 30 9 33 119 176 Oklahoma at Baylor, FS1, 6 p.m. Minnesota 29, New Orleans 24 S. Utah 84, Idaho St. 80 Saturday‌ Rutgers, Sunday. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Conference Championships‌ Stanford 96, Oregon 61 At Saujana Golf and Country Club‌ 14. Texas A&M (17-6) did not play. Next: vs. overtime loss. Top three teams in each division Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia‌ Sunday, Jan. 21‌ AFC‌ ‌NBA Auburn, Sunday. and two wild cards per conference advance to Purse: $3 million‌ 15. Missouri (17-5) did not play. Next: vs. Florida, playoffs. Yardage: 7,186; Par: 72‌ New England 24, Jacksonville 20 ‌Eastern Conference ON THIS DATE Third Round‌ NFC‌ Monday. Friday’s‌ Games D. Frittelli, South Africa 69-66-66—201 Philadelphia 38, Minnesota 7 ‌Atlantic Division 16. Oregon State (16-6) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh 7, Washington 4 Compiled By PAUL MONTELLA‌ J. Campillo, Spain 69-66-66—201 Pro Bowl‌ W L Pct GB‌No. 25 California, Sunday. Detroit 4, Carolina 1 Feb. 4‌ K. H Joshi, India 67-70-65—202 Sunday, Jan. 28‌ Boston 38 15 .717 — 17. Georgia (19-3) did not play. Next: vs. San Jose 3, Columbus 1 1861 — The Philadelphia Athletics beat Charter Oak 36-27 in a baseball game played on B. Henson, United States 69-68-65—202 At Orlando, Fla.‌ Toronto 35 16 .686 2 Mississippi, Sunday. Minnesota 5, Vegas 2 frozen Litchfield Pond in Brooklyn, N.Y., with the players wearing ice skates. N. Bertasio, Italy 68-65-70—203 AFC 24, NFC 23 Philadelphia 25 25 .500 11½ 18. Ohio State (19-5) beat Wisconsin 68-55. Next: ‌Saturday’s Games 1924 — The first Winter Olympics close in Chamonix, France. Sixteen countries competed M. Warren, Scotland 68-66-69—203 Super Bowl‌ New York 23 30 .434 15 vs. Rutgers, Thursday. Ottawa 4, Philadelphia 3, SO Brooklyn 19 34 .358 19 in 17 events from seven sports. P. Khongwatmai, Thailand 68-65-70—203 Sunday, Feb. 4‌ 19. Duke (18-5) did not play. Next: vs. No. 5 Notre Montreal 5, Anaheim 2 At Minneapolis‌ ‌Southeast Division 1932 — The Winter Olympics open in Lake Placid, N.Y., the first Winter Games in the R. Ishikawa, Japan 74-66-63—203 Dame, Sunday. Florida 3, Detroit 2 H. Tanihara, Japan 71-64-68—203 New England vs. Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. (NBC) W L Pct GB‌ United States. Washington 30 22 .577 — 20. Green Bay (21-2) beat Wright State 75-68. New Jersey 3, Pittsburgh 1 P. Marksaeng, Thailand 71-65-67—203 Next: at Milwaukee, Saturday. St. Louis 1, Buffalo 0 1957 — Joe McCarthy and Sam Crawford are elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. R. Fox, New Zealand 68-68-68—204 Miami 29 24 .547 1½ 1969 — The 24 major league owners unanimously select Bowie Kuhn as commissioner P. Larrazabal, Spain 70-70-64—204 TRANSACTIONS Charlotte 22 29 .431 7½ 21. West Virginia (17-6) lost to Oklahoma 76-57. N.Y. Islanders 4, Columbus 3 for a one-year term at a salary of $100,000. L. Westwood, England 72-62-70—204 Orlando 15 36 .294 14½ Next: vs. No. 8 Texas, Monday. Winnipeg 3, Colorado 0 1971 — The Baseball Hall of Fame establishes a separate section for players from the old P. Peterson, United States 69-70-65—204 ‌Basketball Atlanta 15 37 .288 15 22. TCU (16-6) lost to No. 8 Texas 92-65. Next: at Boston 4, Toronto 1 Negro Leagues. In July, commissioner Bowie Kuhn, along with Hall president Paul Kirk, M. Lorenzo-Vera, France 66-71-67—204 ‌NBA ‌Central Division No. 3 Baylor, Saturday. Nashville 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 announce a change of heart and scrap plans for the separate section. B. Hebert, France 69-70-65—204 NEW ORLEANS PELICANS — Signed F/C Emeka W L Pct GB‌23. Oklahoma State (16-6) beat Kansas 92-63. Dallas 6, Minnesota 1 1976 — U.S. District Court Judge John W. Oliver upholds the ruling of arbitrator Peter S. Kapur, India 70-67-67—204 Okafor to a 10-day contract. Cleveland 30 21 .588 — Next: at TCU, Wednesday. Tampa Bay at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Y. Miyazato, Japan 71-67-66—204 Indiana 30 24 .556 1½ Seitz that declared Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally free agents. 24. Stanford (15-8) did not play. Next: at No. 6 Chicago at Calgary, 7 p.m. Also‌ ‌Hockey Milwaukee 28 23 .549 2 1987 — Stars & Stripes, skippered by Dennis Conner, sweeps Kookaburra III 4-0 at Oregon, Sunday. Arizona at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Y. Ikeda, Japan 70-64-71—205 ‌NHL Detroit 25 26 .490 5 25. California (15-7) did not play. Next: at No. 16 ‌Sunday’s Games Fremantle, Australia, to bring sailing’s America’s Cup back to the United States. D. Lipsky, United States 67-68-71—206 Chicago 18 34 .346 12½ 1991 — The doors of Cooperstown are slammed shut on Pete Rose when the Hall of NHL — Fined Washington F T.J. Oshie $5,000 Oregon State, Sunday. Vegas at Washington, 9:30 a.m. S. Kim, United States 71-69-71—211 ‌Western Conference Fame’s board of directors votes 12-0 to bar players on the permanently ineligible list H. Stenson, Sweden 72-67-73—212 for cross-checking Pittsburgh D Kris Letang. SCORE San Jose at Carolina, 10 a.m. from consideration. D. Im, United States 69-71-73—213 BUFFALO SABRES — Recalled G Jonas Johansson ‌Southwest Division Ottawa at Montreal, 10 a.m. 2003 — Jaromir Jagr scores three goals, including his 500th, for his 11th career hat trick from Cincinnati (ECHL) to Rochester (AHL). W L Pct GB‌ ‌FAR WEST ‌Monday’s Games Anaheim at Toronto, 4 p.m. as Washington beat Tampa Bay 5-1. ‌Panama DALLAS STARS — Traded F Mark McNeill to Houston 38 13 .745 — Air Force 61, San Diego St. 51 Nashville for D Andrew O’Brien. Placed C Nashville at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. 2007 — Peyton Manning is 25-of-38 for 247 yards and a touchdown as he rallies Championship Scores San Antonio 34 20 .630 5½ Idaho St. 66, S. Utah 39 Martin Hanzal on injured reserve, retroactive New Orleans 28 24 .538 10½ N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Indianapolis to a 29-17 Super Bowl victory over Chicago in the South Florida rain. Tony Saturday‌ Montana 53, North Dakota 51 to Jan. 20. Recalled G Landon Bow from Texas Memphis 18 33 .353 20 Tampa Bay at Edmonton, 6 p.m. Dungy becomes the first black coach to win the championship, beating good friend and At Panama Golf Club‌ N. Colorado 78, Montana St. 63 Panama City‌ (AHL) and G Philippe Desrosiers froim Idaho Dallas 16 36 .308 22½ Tuesday’s‌ Games protege Lovie Smith in a game that featured the first two black coaches in the Super Bowl. ‌Northwest Division‌ New Mexico 92, San Jose St. 62 Purse: $625,000‌ (ECHL) to Texas. Weber St. 77, N. Arizona 65 Vegas at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. 2012 — Lindsey Vonn captures her 50th World Cup victory, winning the downhill with Yardage: 7,194; Par: 70‌ AHL‌ W L Pct GB‌ Anaheim at Buffalo, 4 p.m. temperatures plunging to minus 13 on the demanding Kandahar course in Garmisch- Third Round‌ UTICA COMETS — Returned C Tony Cameranesi Minnesota 34 22 .607 — Washington at Columbus, 4 p.m. Partenkirchen, Germany. E. Axley 66-71-65—202 on loan to Manchester (ECHL). Oklahoma City 30 23 .566 2½ Philadelphia at Carolina, 4 p.m. Portland 29 23 .558 3 TENNIS 2017 — Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim gets his 1,000th victory with a 66-62 win over No. E. Loar 67-70-67—204 WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON PENGUINS — New Jersey at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. R. Yip 70-68-67—205 Denver 27 25 .519 5 9 Virginia. Officially it’s victory No. 899 after the NCAA stripped him of 101 victories as Recalled Fs Troy Josephs and Reid Gardiner Boston at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. K. Lee 68-72-66—206 Utah 23 28 .451 8½ WTA St. Petersburg part of punishment handed down in 2015 after a multiyear investigation of the school’s from Wheeling (ECHL). Vancouver at Florida, 4:30 p.m. athletic department. S. Harrington 66-74-66—206 ‌Pacific Division‌ Ladies Trophy Results J. Teater 68-71-67—206 ‌ECHL W L Pct GB‌ Saturday‌ Minnesota at St. Louis, 5 p.m. 2017 — Gregg Popovich becomes the winningest coach with a single franchise in NBA A. Long 71-70-66—207 CINCINNATI CYCLONES — Added G Dan Spence Golden State 41 11 .788 — At Sibur Arena‌ Arizona at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. M history, leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 121-97 victory over the Denver Nuggets. W. Roach 69-71-67—207 as emergency backup. L.A. Clippers 26 25 .510 14½ St. Petersburg, Russia‌ Calgary at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. 1 Popovich earns his 1,128th victory to pass former Utah coach Jerry Sloan for the mark. J. Etulain 66-74-67—207 FORT WAYNE KOMETS — Released G Andy L.A. Lakers 20 31 .392 20½ Purse: $733,900 (Premier)‌ San Jose at Colorado, 6 p.m. B4 | Sunday, February 4, 2018 THE SPORTS PAGE Napa Valley Register Warriors rally past Kings in second half, 119-104

MICHAEL WAGAMAN The Warriors committed 25 turn- Associated Press‌ overs, but the Kings rarely took ad- ‌SACRAMENTO — Stephen vantage and finished with 19 points Curry said it’s understandable that off the miscues. the Golden State Warriors are eas- “It’s a lot of stuff that we can ing up a bit as the All-Star break correct,” Durant said. “Stick to our approaches. fundamentals and we’ll cut those The two-time NBA MVP also re- turnovers down. But for the most alizes it’s critical that the defend- part, I like where our defense was.” ing champs push through the tough Curry added 23 points and six times. assists, Klay Thompson scored 20 Kevin Durant scored 13 of his 33 points and Green had 13 points, nine points in the fourth quarter and rebounds and six assists for Golden matched his season-high with six State. 3-pointers, and the Warriors held Both teams were playing the front on to beat the Sacramento Kings end of back-to-back games. 119-104 on Friday night. Durant, who missed an easy un- “You can see the light at the end contested layup on a drive from the of the tunnel for a little refresher baseline, fueled the win despite sit- but at the end of day we’ve got ting out much of the first half fol- work to do to get to that break so lowing Golden State’s slow start. YOUSEF BAIG, REGISTER‌ we have to find a way,” Curry said. He scored 15 points in the second Calistoga High’s Gilda Rojas, left, dribbles up the floor against Potter Valley Tuesday night in Calistoga. “If we don’t build the right habits quarter on 6-for-7 shooting, had and have the right spirit around a key three-point play early in the 17.9 points per game and leads the ent. She always had speed,” Cruz our team going into the break, that fourth and then helped the Warriors Rojas team in assists. said. “Her freshman year when I could carry over and you don’t want close out the win late. From B1 Rojas admits she “didn’t get brought her up, I think I played her to have that kind of negative energy Zach Randolph had 18 points serious about (basketball) until one of the games in the second half around the team.” and seven rebounds, Justin Jackson The decision to surprise Rojas maybe last year. I was like, ‘OK, I and, three possessions in a row, she Three nights after getting blown scored 17 and De’Aaron Fox added came after a chat between Calis- really like playing,’ so I really got se- dribbled with her left (hand) and it out in Utah while suffering their 16 point and six assists for Sacra- toga’s coaches Sunday night. Cruz rious about it. But I never expected went off her left foot. I remember worst loss of the season, the War- mento. said he knew she would likely reach to hit 1,000 points.” that encounter very well. I took her riors looked a little sluggish early Joerger, who was called for a the mark this season but had lost Over her career, she’s averaging out and said, ‘You’ve got to work before pulling away to even the technical in the fourth quarter, track during the campaign as the 12.6 ppg and over 17 per night her on your left,’ and she gave me this season series with Sacramento and returned after briefly dropping to North Central League III title chase junior and senior seasons. Rojas has sassy look like, ‘Yeah whatever.’ give head coach Steve Kerr his 248th his knees during Sunday’s game heated up. also turned in six 30-point games “That’s where our relationship career victory. in San Antonio. Joerger missed the The Wildcats (14-6 overall, 6-2 and netted six or more 3-pointers started. I’ve never had a relation- Golden State also improved to remainder of that game and did not NCL III) were one game behind un- in a game twice. ship with a player like that, as well 11-0 in games following losses while coach in New Orleans on Thursday. defeated Laytonville heading into One of those performances was as it is with Gilda. We became re- spoiling Sacramento head coach “It was a good game,” Joerger a Jan. 26 meeting in Calistoga. It a comeback win against South Fork spectful as a coach and as a player. Dave Joeger’s return to the bench. said. “I was propping up my bev- was the second and final matchup last season, as she hit a career-best We became close.” “When we lose, our guys get a lit- erage over there to keep me hy- of the season following a 30-point seven 3-pointers and sank five in a Scoring 1,000 points is another tle angry and then their talent takes drated.” drubbing in Laytonville nine days row in the fourth quarter to spark unexpected accomplishment in over,” Kerr said. “Nothing magical DEEP AND DEEPER prior. the rally. what’s been a memorable senior about it.” The Warriors won another lop- The Warriors held off the Wild- Her career-high is 37 points. year for Rojas. In November, she It wasn’t easy keeping that streak sided game despite being with- cats’ fourth-quarter rally that “It’s quite an accomplishment … scored the game-winning goal in going. out Shaun Livingston (personal night, gaining the inside track on 1,000 points are hard to come by,” the second period of extra time to Sacramento trailed by 14 before reasons), Jordan Bell (left ankle), this year’s banner. Particelli said. “It doesn’t matter upset Rincon Valley Christian in pulling to 89-88 with 7:55 remain- Andre Igoudala (rest) and David And with all the buildup sur- if you do it at Calistoga or Justin or the North Coast Section Division ing following three consecutive West (rest). rounding that game, Cruz admit- Vintage or Napa – 1,000 points is III soccer playoffs. baskets by Buddy Hield. “That’s just the beauty of hav- ted he had completely forgotten a nice milestone. And it couldn’t The team, as a whole, has a Omri Casspi stopped the slide for ing a deep team,” Durant said. “We about Rojas’ encroaching accom- happen to a better gal. She’s been chance to make history, too, chas- the Warriors with a driving layup, could give guys like (Kevon) Loo- plishment. kind of the glue of the team; she’s ing down the school record for Draymond Green added a three- ney and Omri (Caspi) and Patty “I had it in mind beginning of kind of set the tone for trying to wins in a season (20). With five point play and Nick Young made a (McCaw) those minutes. It’s an the year because I knew she was take the next step (as a program), games left in league play and play- 3-pointer. Durant then scored the opportunity for the young guys to getting close,” he said. “But with and trying to understand there’s a offs on the horizon, the Wildcats next 10 points for Golden State, in- step up. It’s only going to make us Laytonville, first place, focusing cost to be a competitor and there’s are in good position to break it. cluding back-to-back 3s. better as a group.” on challenging for the league title, a cost for success.” For Rojas, either way, it’s already I totally forgot. To be honest with Cruz said he has a “special rela- been a year for the books. you, (last) Sunday I went back and tionship” with Rojas. Since she’s “I’m making all these pretty cool thought, ‘Oh my god, I think she the only senior on the team that (milestones),” she said. “I’m hit- went over.’ Luckily she had a bad also makes her the only player he’s ting 1,000 points and I scored (the game against Laytonville.” coached all four years since taking game-winning goal in the playoffs) “Bad game” is debatable. Ro- the varsity job in 2014. … It’s cool ‘cause it’s my last year jas finished with a game-high 16 She was even the flower girl at playing sports and then I’m going points, five rebounds and four his wedding last year. to college. So it’s a good way to kind steals. This season, she’s scoring “Gilda was not a natural tal- of leave my legacy behind.”

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eighth. The Masters meet is Feb. 16-17 at McNair High in Stockton Varsity Girls Basketball‌ Justin-Siena 76, San Rafael 39 After going down 5-0 to start Thursday night’s MCAL road game, the Braves took over and were up 24-8 by the end of the first quarter. A strong second quarter had Justin-Siena up 46- 19 at halftime and the Braves add 10 more points to the margin in the second half. They shot 52 percent from the field, including 44 percent from the 3-point line, improving to 11- 11 overall and 5-6 in the MCAL, moving into a tie for fifth place with San Marin. Ashlee Whitte- more had 24 points, four steals and three rebounds, Ally Jackson 14 points, 10 rebounds, two assists and two steals, Emmy Morrison SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ 12 points, four rebounds and two The American Canyon High girls wrestlers who qualified for the CIF Masters steals, and Mary Minigan 10 points, Championship on Saturday are, from left, Maricelo Seronio, Maylin Reyes, seven assists and three rebounds to Yvonne Cruz, Alexis Schuller and Adrienne Dominguez. Behind them are DON LEX, LUCKYDUCKIMAGES.COM‌ lead Justin-Siena. coaches, from left, Bobby Seronio, Tom Manibusan, Rick Manibusan and Napa Valley College’s Sasha French (22) initially grabs a rebound but ends Karlie Wells chipped in six points Larry Snyder. up losing it in the skirmish to Andrew Hall (left) of visiting Los Medanos on and four rebounds, Ella Thatcher Friday night. four points and four rebounds, Lexi in the third period and was within (6-3-5, 3-1-4 SCAC), who were Rosenbrand four points and five re- 39-38 when the quarter ended. The tied 2-2 with Bethel at halftime bounds, and Kiran Monteverdi one Crushers led by four in the fourth, Friday night. point, five assists, two rebounds and 55-53 with 57 seconds left. Napa moves to 5-1 in MEL and two steals. But after a couple of turnovers on The Indians won both of their “This was a great bounce-back back-to-back possessions, Vintage games last week to improve to 5-1 win for us tonight,” said Braves had to foul and the Mustangs made in the MEL and 10-4 overall. head coach Andy Bettencourt, them pay at the free-throw line. In Monday’s makeup game, a 6-3 whose team snapped a three-game Donohoe said Kate Ilsley was home win over Wood, Juan León skid. “We played good team bas- “phenomenal” while putting up scored a hat trick, Julio Alonzo ketball, especially on the offensive 15 points, 15 rebounds, four assists had two goals and Eduardo Blancas side of the floor. The ball move- and three steals, while Alyssa An- scored one. In Friday’s 4-0 home ment was really good and we were drews led Vintage’s scoring with win over Armijo, also at Memorial able to make some shots.” 16 points and added six rebounds. Stadium, Blancas scored twice and Rodriguez 61, Vintage 55 Bailey Loban had 10 points, five Marco Ramírez and Alonzo each The Mustangs became the sec- rebounds and three steals, Me- added one goal. ond Monticello Empire League gan Kuehl had another 10 points, opponent in a row to avenge a and Nicole Gleeson collected four JV Boys Basketball‌ single-digit loss to the Crushers, points, three rebounds, four steals Vintage 75, Rodriguez 47 handing Vintage its first home loss and three blocks The Crushers improved to 11-8 DON LEX, LUCKYDUCKIMAGES.COM‌ of the season Friday night. “After going 5-0 the first time overall and 4-3 in the MEL with Napa Valley College’s Armani Mills (21) drives the lane for a layup against “We lost a tough one tonight,” through league, we’re getting every Friday night’s road win. visiting Los Medanos on Friday night. said Crushers head coach Joe opponent’s best effort the second Vintage was led by Ethan Hem- Donohoe, whose team had been time around,” Donohoe said. “As is merlin with 18 points, Logan Noth- 6-0 at home going into the game always the case, my girls gave it ev- mann and Everett Mitchell with 15 program, in collaboration with the and is now tied for second place erything they had and I’m incred- apiece, and Dylan Daniels with Storm National Association of Basket- with Rodriguez behind Wood. “It ibly proud of their consistent, re- nine. From B1 ball Coaches, has united coaches was a very hard-fought contest lentless effort and great attitude.” “We probably played our most and fans nationwide to help the from tip to buzzer.” complete game of the season on Society. We hope a lot of people American Cancer Society defeat The teams were tied 11-11 after Varsity Boys Soccer‌ both ends of the court,” Crushers come out.” a common enemy – cancer. With one quarter, and a long 3-pointer AmCan 3, coach Ben Goodman said. “The According to the American your passion and dedicated sup- gave Rodriguez a 26-21 halftime Bethel 3 kids really worked hard tonight, Cancer Society, “For the past 25 port, the impact has been felt in lead. Donohoe said Vintage (15-9, Luis Flores, Isaac Hernandez which was what I have been wait- M years, the Coaches vs. Cancer communities nationwide.” 5-2 MEL) came out “very inspired” and Adrian Ayala scored for Wolves ing for all season long.” 1 Napa Valley RegisteFACESr &PLACESSunday, February 4, 2018 | C1 Sunday, February 4, 2018 | napavalleyregister.com | SECTION C

SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ More than 50 volunteers showed up at Skyline Park on Jan. 6 to help with the fire recovery efforts. In the past nine weeks, there have been more than 1,000 volunteer hours to help open the park that was devastated by the October fires.

SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ Maria Brown sends Happy 60th Birthday wishes to her wonderful and loving brother-in-law, Tom Brown, who is a Christmas baby.

SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ Napa County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center staff and two animal control officers at the 2ndA nnual End of the Year Holiday Bash 2017. Top row from left to right: Angela Winchell, Tyler Smith, Officer Ryan Clark, Katie Ribardiere, Officer Andrew Risley, Kelly Tracey and Erika Gamez. Bottom Row: Kara Torres, Jennifer Steinmetz, Tanya Weijnschenk SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ and Alma Pelayo. Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley Downtown Napa Winter Camp spent some time learning about city government with Napa Mayor Jill Techel.

SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ El Centro Elementary School fifth-graders knitted hats for the American Heart Association’s Little Hats, Big Hearts project to spread awareness of heart disease and congenital heart defects. Submit your photos The Napa Valley Register welcomes your contributions to the Faces and Places gallery. To submit a photo, go online to https://napavalleyregister.com/forms/faces-and-places SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ and fill in the required information.Y ou can also access the submission page by going to Vintage High School Instrumental Music Instructor Brendan Galvin, center, accepts checks for NapaValleyRegister.com and selecting “Virtual Newsroom” from the drop-down menu lo- new instruments from Dr. Bill Manahan, left, of the Napa Valley Jazz Society and Chris Hall of the cated at the upper left of the screen. View Faces and Places online at napavalleyregister. Timothy W. Hall Foundation, as a number of instrumental music students provide appreciative com/lifestyles/faces-and-places. smiles in background.

NAPA JOURNAL Napa Journal: Is ‘free’ too expensive for you? heryl and I were playing Santa burn the most. with electrical ignition wouldn’t. wondered if it was on wheels and Claus. We were giving away When we talked to a gas fireplace What had we done? would be suitable for a classroom. ‌Cstuff so we can begin a badly salesman about a replacement, he Next up: the Baldwin upright Others had a child in mind who needed makeover of our living told us a brutal fact. If he carted off estimated to weigh 400 pounds. would need lessons. One fellow of- room. the cast iron stove, he would not It had become redundant when fered a case of wine if I’d move him ‌The three biggies that needed only charge extra, but he would Cheryl acquired her childhood pi- to the head of the queue. to go: a treadmill, a wood-burn- be required by law to destroy it. ano some years ago. These responses were all wor- ing cast iron stove and an upright Bay Area rules didn’t allow it to be Cheryl polished the wood. I thy, but what I most cared about piano. resold. cleaned the keys. Then I posted an was how soon the “buyer” could Why offer perfectly functional Cheryl was appalled. She called ad on Nextdoor. commit. I scheduled back-to- items for free? Isn’t her brother who lives in the Sierra Even with “free,” my expec- back week night showings for there some coin to foothills. Can you help? tations were low. I’d read stories the earliest callers. be made here? Two days later Don showed up about perfectly good pianos going We waited and waited, but I guess I was in his diesel-powered pickup to to the dump because people now neither party showed. Cheryl impatient. “Free” Her response wasn’t nearly fast claim the wood stove for reuse in prefer space-saving electric key- and I had delayed dinner for would move the enough. Hearing of the free tread- God’s country. We wrestled the boards. Uprights are not the mark nothing. items faster. mill offer, a coworker had snapped 300-pound monster out of the of middle class respectability that I wondered if the problem was KEVIN I feared that if we it up. house, down the porch and across a they once were. the piano’s price. Maybe people COURTNEY went the “for sale” “Snapped it up” is an exaggera- plywood bridge buttressed by 2X4s If no one would take the darn don’t respect “free.” The chop- route I’d have to tion. She and her husband came by onto the bed of his truck. thing, I had my own backup plan. I, it-to-bits scenario again flashed take endless phone for a detailed inspection that lasted Don didn’t know exactly what a non-piano player, was prepared through my mind. calls and looky-loos would want to nearly an hour. They did at least a he would do with the Fisher, but he to chop it up and stuff it bit by bit The next night was the charm. negotiate the price. I’ll do practi- quarter mile of testing. Only then wasn’t about to let a perfectly good into our household garbage cart. A mom and her daughter-in-law cally anything to avoid haggling. did they take it. stove be cut up for scrap. Cheryl let me voice this fantasy drove over from Sonoma. The Figuring the treadmill would be Watching the treadmill sail away The stove’s removal left ugly without saying a word. Under no moment they saw our gleaming the easiest to deal with, I offered it in the back of their car was pure ju- holes in the living room floor and circumstance would she have al- Baldwin, they both squealed a couple of weeks ago to readers of bilation. That was one bulky thing wall. We discovered that a hive lowed it. with delight. this column. to scratch off our list. of wasps had been nesting in the My Nextdoor ad, with photo, They had won the Courtney How many responses do you Next, the Fisher wood-burning stovepipe. was a hit. I got three inquiries the piano lottery. think I got? Five? Fifty? stove. It had beautifully warmed Creepy! first 24 hours, a total of eight over Actually, just one. An older the living room for 30 winters, but Cheryl had a bout of remorse. five days. Kevin can be reached at 707-256- woman living in Lake County saw the times were a-changin’. The Bay A wood-burning stove would still One responder wanted to replace 2217 or Napa Valley Register, the column while on a Sunday trip Area air district keeps mandating function in a natural disaster. The a grand piano that had been con- 1615 Soscol Ave., Napa, 94559, or to Napa County and rang me up. no-burn days just when we want to replacement gas-burning fireplace sumed in the Atlas Fire. Another [email protected].

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FEB. 4 | WHERE WERE YOU? SIMPLE & SASSY A woman of many names y name has always made vorite name game complications life complicated – but not haunted me in the middle school Mfor me. It’s other people when my foreign language who seem to have a problem. teacher could not pronounce my I’m currently tangled in a case name to save her life. I was ei- of mistaken identity. Several ther “Say-me” or “Saw-me”. My of my coworkers greet me with friends told me I needed to cor- “Hey Samie”, which is perfectly rect her, but it never helped, so I fi ne, but their cheerful welcomes decided it was easier to respond jolts Siri from her slumber on to any name she called me that their iPhones. started with an “S” and ended That damn Siri. with an “ee”. Always so eager to In my 33 years, I’ve been Sally, help people. Sandy, and Saddie as well as When my ed- other “S” names like Sarah and itor got a new even Samuel. That’s become phone last year, my best quirk of my name. Peo- he became the ple don’t know who to expect SAMIE fi rst to experi- when all they have is my name. HARTLEY ence the Samie/ Is Samie a man or woman? I’ve Siri mix-up. He been getting mail addressed to thought it was so Mr. Samie Hartley for years. Just funny that he told the story to comes with the territory. his wife, and with perfect co- But for a brief period I was medic timing, Siri awoke again, taking the error to heart and right on cue. collecting all the mail I received “What can I call you other for Mr. Hartley and writing back than Samie?” my editor asked to these organizations to correct after it happened again last them. I wrote to a man running week. for state assembly, asking him Great question. I’ve been how he expected to get my vote Samie for more than 30 years. if he didn’t even know if I was Siri has been Siri for 7 years. male or female. He showed up Sorry, hun – age before techno- on my doorstep two weeks later logical beauty. to apologize. Turns out he really To reduce the confusion, I told did want my vote. him he could call me Sam, but When I’m in reporter mode only my Mom calls me that. And and make fi rst contact with folks you can’t call me Samantha be- via email, they are sometimes cause that’s not my name. Samie surprised to fi nd a woman wait- is short for nothing. Samie is ing for them at the co ee shop or Samie. It’s my name. on in their conference room. My editor said he could call “Oh, look at you,” an elderly me Hartley, which is acceptable man once said upon meeting me. too. He briefl y declared my new “I was expecting a man, but I got nickname would be Walnut, a Lois Lane. How about that?” reference to the Hartley walnut, Not the fi rst time a man which used to be grown in the thought it would be cute to call area. The nut took a blue ribbon me Lois Lane, so I rolled with here were you on this 2017: Cat collective comes to withdrawing Reds at the 1915 World’s Fair in San it. At least he knew my name, I day in history? Look town 1943: Reds drive on 180 mile Francisco, so the reference was think. Wback at a century of 2013: Niners fans breathe front fi ne by me, but the nickname Napa County news through the collective sigh of disappointment 1918: Deliberate murder done didn’t last beyond that after- Samie Hartley is the Napa Valley top headlines from this day in 2008: NVC feels the pinch of at the Bay noon. Register online editor. Simple & history, from the archives of cuts at Cal State campuses The Samie/Siri conundrum Sassy runs every other Sunday. the Napa Valley Register and 1993: Two boys suspended in The full gallery of pages is is just the latest in a string of She can be reached at shartley@ the Napa County Library Sys- pipe bomb incident available at NapaValleyRegister. confusions that have followed napanews.com. tem. 1968: Allied troops are battering com. me my whole life. One of my fa- UPCOMING EVENTS

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ACROSS 101 Builder’s sheet 1 Gas mains 103 Kind of melon 6 Concrete reinforcer 104 Windstorm 11 Fruit pastries 105 Acted servile 16 Streams forth 107 Provo’s place 21 Not on all fours 108 Corral 22 Bring a smile to 110 Kirstie of “Cheers” 23 Math proposition 111 Assn. 24 Memento 113 Gather grain 25 Physicist Nikola — 116 Urn homophone 26 The Rumba King 117 Went undercover 27 Pilot light 118 Schedules 28 Lightweight quilt 122 Handy abbr. 29 Things 123 Delighted 31 Overrun with 124 Hang onto 33 Sheathed with metal 125 University of Montana site 35 Compass dir. 126 Prettier 36 Goes back into business 128 Guided a raft 37 All in 130 Electricity 39 Slat 133 Castaways’ refuges 40 Feed the kitty 134 Love intensely 41 Nine-digit ID 135 Ms. Verdugo 42 Chummy 136 Destroy data 43 Initial stages 137 Shoulder muscles 45 Sotto — 138 Mr. Mason of whodunits 48 Range of influence 139 1066 loser 50 Overeats, with “out” 140 Tree nymph 51 Out of bed 141 Type of question 55 Wear away DOWN 57 Rochester’s Jane 1 Beatrix Potter rabbit 58 Prison yard residents 2 Singer — Cara 59 Perfectly 3 Sauce with basil 60 Pedro’s river 4 Outshone 61 Embarrass 5 Conditions 63 Pull sharply 6 Road rallies 64 Sate 7 Down Under birds 65 Mr. Brynner 8 Computer glitch 66 Start of summer 9 Happy — — clam 68 Femur, for one 10 Backtrack 69 Play a round 11 Saltwater — 70 Get new wallpaper 12 Wagon part 71 Hold in bondage 13 Narrow inlet 72 Revealed 14 Four-footed Romeos 73 Fiesta cheers 15 Makes steel 74 Alarm 16 Mr. Flintstone 75 Gulped down 17 Muumuu accessory 76 Bullying (2 wds.) 18 Of yore 78 Soft leather 19 Actress Dianne — 79 Form of quartz 20 Rocky debris 82 Opus 30 Taverns 52 More crafty 74 Abs tighteners (hyph.) 93 Rich sponge cake 114 Liszt opus 83 View as 32 Annoy wearisomely 53 Avoid capture 76 Tiny hole 94 Beat the rap 115 Performer on stage 84 Ominous 34 In front (2 wds.) 54 Parachute material 77 Sparks and Beatty 95 Yakked 117 Type of car 88 Region 37 Stranger’s query 56 Villa 78 Smith or Jackson 98 “Li’l Abner” cartoonist 118 Made public 89 Feel concern 38 Gael republic 58 Would-be mayor 79 Ancient Mexican 99 Medieval weapon 119 Blunts 90 Get lighter 39 Drags along 59 Wrongs 80 Red-coated cheese 100 Farm wagon item 120 Prince Val’s wife 91 Drench 40 Cambodia’s locale 62 Drone’s home 81 Black cattle 102 Stubby upturned snouts (2 121 Not polite 92 Barge pusher 42 Kitchen herb 63 White’s opposite 82 Walk in the water wds.) 123 Cloudy, in London 93 Wait 43 Barnyard sound 64 Film director Joel — 84 Exam option 104 Skier’s transport 94 Sprinkles 44 Deuce taker 67 Blackboard 85 Gem surface 105 Went wild over 124 Lotto cousin 95 Plantation drink 45 Doggerel 68 Strong, dark beer 86 City in New York 106 Many boxers 125 Geologic formation 96 Undercover gp. 46 Rigel’s constellation 69 Latch onto 87 Collar attachment 109 Window treatments 127 Bungle 97 Train 47 Ices 70 Commuter 89 Fortress 110 Goodall subject 129 Law, to Caesar 99 Chess victory 49 Calm 72 Wheel’s need 90 Wine and dine 112 Lodge 131 NHL’s Bobby — 100 Outlaws 50 Cornbread 73 Curved molding 91 Not shady 113 Short summary 132 Method

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St., Napa, hosts the opening night Classical Arts Film Festival at 2 p.m. FEB. 10‌ noon-3 p.m. Free admission. Info, SMORGY — Smorgy performs at of its Classical Arts Film Festival at Tickets are $10. Info, jarvisconserva- beringer.com/events/winery-events. Calendar CALISTOGA FARMERS MARKET River Terrace Inn, 1600 Soscol Ave., 7 p.m. with a showing of “Con Moto: tory.com/classicalfilmfestival.html. SATURDAY CRAFTERNOONS — From C2 — Calistoga Farmers Market is held Napa, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Free ad- The Alexander String Quartet” and CRAIG CORONA — Craig Co- at Sharpsteen Plaza on Washington Make string art hearts at the Amer- mission. Info, RiverTerraceInn.com; Building Conference Room, 2030 “Beautifully Scary”. Tickets are $10. rona performs at River Terrace Street in Calistoga from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. ican Canyon Library, 300 Crawford Airport Road, Napa, at 7 p.m. Info, Inn, 1600 Soscol Ave., Napa, from 320-9000. Info, jarvisconservatory.com/classi- The market is open rain or shine. Way, from noon-1 p.m. All ages wel- eaa167.org; [email protected]. 5:30-8:30 p.m. Free admission. Info, MARIACHI LOS CAMPEROS — calfilmfestival.html. Info, 942-8892. come. Free admission. Info, napali- LIVE MUSIC OPEN MIC — Un- RiverTerraceInn.com; 320-9000. Grammy winner Mariachi Los Camp- OPEN STUDIO — Abstract art- brary.org/events; 644-1136. corked at Napa Oxbow, 605 First St., FRIDAY‌ CLASSICAL ARTS FILM FESTI- CLASSICAL ARTS FILM FESTI- eros de Nati Cano performs at the VAL — Jarvis Conservatory, 1711 Main ist Peter Scaturro hosts an open presents an open mic music event studio show from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at VAL — Jarvis Conservatory, 1711 Main Lincoln Theater, 100 California Drive, from 7-10 p.m. Come listen to locals FEB. 9‌ St., Napa, screens “The Maestro” as St., Napa, screens a series of short Yountville, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $45- part of its Classical Arts Film Festi- 146 Monte Vista Drive in Napa. His and visiting professional musicians JAMMIN’ AND JAVA — Cellist films of its Classical Arts Film Fes- $85. Info, lincolntheater.com. val at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10. Info, works include bold, colorful abstract and vocalists. Free admission. Info, tival at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10. Info, Jeffrey McFarland-Johnson per- jarvisconservatory.com/classical- paintings, drawings and sculptures. CLASSICAL ARTS FILM FESTIVAL uncorked-at-oxbow.com; 224-6875. jarvisconservatory.com/classical- forms at Napa Valley Coffee Roast- filmfestival.html. The show features Valentine hearts — Jarvis Conservatory, 1711 Main St., ROBERT FOLEY BAND — Rob- filmfestival.html. ing Company, 948 Main St., Napa, THE RHYTHM METHOD 4 — The for sale. Info, peterscaturro.com. Napa, screens “The Hermitage The- ert Foley Band performs at Silo’s, from 8-10 a.m. Free admission. Info, MUSTACHE HARBOR — Mus- Rhythm Method 4 performs at Silo’s, CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRA- atre: A Golden Age” and “The Way To 530 Main St., Napa, at 7 p.m. Tick- johnsong.com; 251-0266. TION — Beringer Vineyards, 2000 tache Harbor, “a yacht rock explo- 530 Main St., Napa, from 8-11 p.m. Andina” as part of its Classical Arts ets are $10-$12. Info, silosnapa. CLASSICAL ARTS FILM FESTI- Tickets are $15-$20. Info, silosnapa. Main St., St. Helena, hosts a Chi- sion”, performs at Silo’s, 530 Main Film Festival at 7 p.m. Tickets are com; 251-5833. VAL — Jarvis Conservatory, 1711 Main com; 251-5833. nese New Year celebration from St., Napa, at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Tick- CLASSICAL ARTS FILM FESTI- St., Napa, screens “Robert Shaw: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Lion dance perfor- ets are $22-$27. Info, silosnapa.com; $10. Info, jarvisconservatory.com/ VAL — Jarvis Conservatory, 1711 Main Man Of Many Voices” as part of its SATURDAY‌ mances will be held every hour from 251-5833. classicalfilmfestival.html.

William Phipps is 96. Ac- Alice Cooper is 70. Actor cian Dave Buchanan (Yankee 43. Singer Natalie Imbruglia “Character consists of what History tor Jerry Adler is 89. Former Michael Beck is 69. Actress Grey) is 52. Actress Gabrielle (em-BROO’-lee-ah) is 43. you do on the third and From C3 Argentinian President Isa- Lisa Eichhorn is 66. Foot- Anwar is 48. Actor Rob Cord- Rapper Cam’ron is 42. Rock fourth tries.” — James Mi- bel Peron is 87. Actor Gary ball Hall of Famer Lawrence dry is 47. Singer David (dah- singer Gavin DeGraw is 41. chener, American author and top offensive player. “La Conway is 82. Actor John Taylor is 59. Actress Pamelyn VEED’) Garza is 47. Actor Actor Charlie Barnett is 30. (1907-1997). La Land” director Damien Schuck is 78. Rock musician Ferdin is 59. Rock singer Tim Michael Goorjian is 47. TV Olympic gold medal gym- Chazelle waltzed off with John Steel (The Animals) is Booth is 58. Rock musician personality Nicolle Wallace nast-turned-singer Carly Copyright 2018 The the top honor at the Directors 77. Singer Florence LaRue Henry Bogdan is 57. Country is 46. Olympic gold medal Patterson is 30. Actress Kyla Associated Press. All rights Guild of America Awards in (The Fifth Dimension) is 76. singer Clint Black is 56. Rock boxer Oscar De La Hoya Kenedy (cq) (TV: “Speech- reserved. This material may Beverly Hills. Former Vice President Dan musician Noodles (The Off- is 45. Rock musician Rick less”) is 15. not be published, broadcast, Today’s Birthdays: Actor Quayle is 71. Rock singer spring) is 55. Country musi- Burch (Jimmy Eat World) is Thought for Today: rewritten or redistributed. ANNIVERSARY COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD ‌Read the complete donnay Golf Club, 255 teacher James Keolker Gays (PFLAG) hosts its Community Bulletin at Jameson Canyon Road, presents “Sweet Mind- monthly support group napavalleyregister.com. American Canyon. The fullness” for seniors, on meeting on the second To be included in the group raises funds to Friday, Feb. 9, at 9:30 a.m. Thursday of the month Community Bulletin, support programs that at the Rianda House Se- at St. Luke’s Episcopal contact Online Editor benefit the health and nior Activity Center, 1475 Church, 1504 Myrtle St., Samie Hartley at shart- well-being of children. Main St., St. Helena. This Calistoga, from 6:30- [email protected]. Info: lilacbranchch@aol. class is available to both 8:30 p.m. Info, info@ com; lilacbranch.org. experienced and begin- pflagnapa.org; 681-1477; Clubs/Meetings‌ High XII Masonic Or- ning meditators The class pflagnapa.org. Napa Valley Welcome der is free but reservations are Parkinson’s Support Club High XII (High 12) required. Info, 963-8555. Group The Napa Valley Wel- meets on the first and Napa Valley Insight Rianda House Senior come Club hosts its Feb- third Wednesday of the Meditation Activity Center, 1475 ruary luncheon at CIA month at Denny’s, 1000 Napa Valley Insight Main St., Saint Helena, at Copia, 500 First St., Imola Ave., Napa at Meditation hosts si- hosts a Parkinson’s Sup- Napa, on Thursday, Feb. 11:30 a.m. Info, napaval- lent meditation meet- port Group on the second 8 at 11:30 a.m. A repre- leymasonic93.org; 963- ings on Tuesdays from Thursday of the month sentative from the Culi- 3210. 7-8:30 p.m. in the sanc- from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Ap- nary Institute of America Napa Valley Needlers tuary of the Unitarian propriate for individuals will discuss its programs Napa Valley Needlers Universalist Fellowship, with any level of Parkin- and upcoming events at meet on the second 1625 Salvador Ave., Napa. son’s disease or for anyone the Napa location. New Thursday of the month at Individuals of all levels who cares for someone members welcome. For noon at the Napa Senior and experience are wel- with Parkinson’s. Info, ri- information and reserva- Center, 1500 Jefferson St., come. Info, napainsight. andahouse.org; 963-8555. tions, call 255-3617. Napa. Bring a bag lunch org; 363-7955. Napa High Alumni for the February meet- Classes/Workshops‌ SUBMITTED PHOTO‌ Association ing, and join the group Support Groups‌ Effective Parenting Jim and Sherilyn Wagner The Napa High Alumni for needlework, and short Mental Health Family Techniques Association holds its business meeting. Info, Support Group Napa Valley Adult Edu- Wagners driver and former co-owner quarterly meeting Hop 226-6108. For families and friends cation hosts Effective Par- of Wagner Pumping. He was Creek Pub, 3253 Browns Napa Valley Republi- of individuals with mental enting Techniques classes celebrate 60 also a coach for girls softball Valley Road, Napa, at can Women illness, this group meets at Redwood Middle School teams through Kiwanis for noon on Wednesday, Feb. Napa Valley Republican on the first Monday of the (Room H4), 3600 Oxford years of several years. Sherilyn is a 14. Guest speaker Napa Women Federated meets month from 3:30–5 p.m. St., Napa, on Mondays homemaker and former co- County Supervisor Ryan on the second Thursday at the Napa County Vet- from 6-8 p.m., Feb. 5 marriage owner of Wagner Pumping. Gregory will discuss the of the month (exclud- erans’ Services Office, through April 9. Learn ‌Jim and Sherilyn Wagner, The couple has lived in Napa state of Napa County. ing July and August) at 650 Imperial Way, Room effective parenting tech- along with friends and fam- for 62 years. Info, 695-7321; napahi- The Runway, 2044 Air- 202A, Napa. Info, 253- niques to help your child ily, celebrated 60 years of They have three children ghalumniassociation.org. port Road, Napa, for a 4809. develop self-control and marriage on Jan. 31 at their — Susan (Pete) Ribardiere, Native Daughters of luncheon meeting at LGBT Seniors Dis- respect for others at home Napa home. It was also Jim’s Debbie Bentley, and Sherri the Golden West Eshcol 11:30 a.m. Lunch is $35; cussion Group and at school. No regis- 82nd birthday – they were Wagner – and six grand- Native Daughters of RSVP required. Febru- LGBTQ Connection tration fee. Info, adulted. wed on Jan. 31, 1958, Jim’s children — Kevin, Keri, the Golden West Eshcol ary’s guest speaker is Lee Napa hosts a group for nvusd.org; 253-3594; 22nd birthday. Brittany, Katie, Tyler and Parlor No. 16 meets on Shaw, founder of the Law LGBT seniors on the first [email protected]. Jim is a retired cement Lyndsey. the first Monday of the Enforcement Chaplaincy Tuesday of the month at Positive Parenting for truck driver and school bus month at Native Sons of of Napa County. Info, 10:15 a.m. at 3448 Villa Parents of Preteens and the Golden West Hall, rsvprepwomen@gmail. Lane, Suite 102, Napa. Teens BIRTHS 937 Coombs St., Napa. com; napavalleyrwf.org. There are no strict age Napa Valley Adult Ed- Social potluck begins at Soroptimist Interna- qualifications. Free. Info, ucation hosts Positive QUEEN‌ OF THE VAL- announcement form or 5:30 p.m.; meeting starts tional ian@lgbtqconnection. Parenting Techniques LEY MEDICAL CENTER contact Editor Sean Scully at 7. Info, 255-5673. Soroptimist Interna- org; 251-9432. classes on Tuesdays from To Nisana Pollard and at 256-2246 or sscully@ Sons in Retirement tional of Napa, a wom- Transcend Napa 6-8 p.m. at Redwood Richard Ellis of Vallejo, napanews.com. #149 en’s service club helping LGBTQ Connection Middle School (Room H4), a daughter, Amelia May Sons in Retirement women locally and inter- Napa, 780 Lincoln Ave., 3600 Oxford St., Napa, Lahunani Ellis, Jan. 26, 8 The Register publishes birth meets on the first Tuesday nationally, meets on the hosts a free gathering for Feb. 6 through April 3. De- pounds, 3 ounces. announcements only when of the month at Napa Elks second and third Tues- trans, gender non-con- velop family rules and ex- submitted on a hospital form Lodge, 2840 Soscol Ave., days at the Elks Lodge, forming, agender, and pectations for cooperation Want to submit a birth or based on official birth Napa, at 11 a.m. Sons in 2840 Soscol Ave., Napa, other gender expansive from your emerging young announcement in the documents submitted by Retirement (SIRs) is for for lunch; and fourth people on the first Tues- adult. No registration fee. Register? Ask your hospital parents. retired or semi-retired Tuesday of the month for day of the month from Info, adulted.nvusd.org; for a newspaper birth men who would like to a dinner (location may 4:30-6 p.m. This group 253-3594; agonzalez@ have lunch once a month vary) at 5:45 p.m. Info, run by trans youth lead- nvusd.org. and hear guest speakers 481-1763; sinapa@sorop- ers offers information, Citizen Lobbyist on a variety of topics. timist.net. support, food, activities, Training Branch #149 also offers Napa County Vet and fun. Free. Info, edu- Democrats of Napa Val- activities such as golf, Connect ardo@lgbtqconnection. ley hosts Citizen Lobbyist bocce, wine tasting, din- Vet Connect is held org; 251-9432. Training on Saturday, Feb. ners, bicycling and walks. at Napa County Veteran Crohn’s and Colitis 24, at the Napa Women’s Info, branch149.sirinc2. Services Office, 650 Im- Support Group Club, 218 Franklin St., org; 479-4688. perial Way, Napa, on Northern California Napa, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Lilac Branch of Chil- the second Thursday of Chapter of the Crohn’s This training will help dren’s Hospital the month from 9 a.m.- & Colitis Foundation of- participants become an The Napa/Solano Li- noon. Vet Connect is a fers a support group on effective influencer on is- lac Branch of UCSF Be- one-stop shop to connect the first Tuesday of the sues with elected official, WE ARE STARTING nioff Children’s Hospital veterans to local resources month at Ole Health, the general public, and CONSTRUCTION BUT STILL OPEN Oakland meets the first and services. Info, 253- Second Floor Conference media. Fee is $10, includes TO SERVE PETS AND CLIENTS Wednesday of the month 4558; countyofnapa.org/ Room, 1141 Pear Tree lunch. Seating is limited; WITH THE SAME EXCELLENT at 10:30 a.m. at Char- HHSA/VeteransServices. Lane, Napa, from 7-8 p.m. first come, first served. To SERVICE. WE LOOK FORWARD TO Napa Valley Orchid Meetings provide patients register, visit secure.act- COMPLETING THE EXPANSION OF OUR Society and loved ones emotional blue.com/donate/lobby- FACILITY IN 2018! PUBLIC NOTICE The Napa Valley Orchid support and a connection ist. Info, johanna4donv@ The second installment of Napa Society meets on the sec- with a community who gmail.com; 812-5631. County Property Taxes becomes ond Friday of the month shares their challenges. due February 1, 2018, and will become delinquent April 10, 2018, at the Napa Senior Center, Info, rhari724@gmail. Fundraisers‌ at 5 o’clock p.m. If not paid 1500 Jefferson St., Napa, com; 812-4555. Dine and Donate prior thereto, a 10% penalty plus at 7 p.m. Info, nv-os.org; Lupus Support Group Napa High School a $10.00 cost will be added to [email protected]. This ongoing monthly students Jared Kenney, the amount due on each tax bill. SUPPLEMENTAL Tax Bills are Napa Valley Quilters support group – meant Bella and Mia Oggen- an ADDITIONAL tax liability Napa Valley Quilt Guild for those diagnosed fuss will compete at the Current Hours: due to a reassessment of your meets on the second Sat- with Lupus – meets on International Games in property value and are due on the urday of the month at the first Tuesday of the Queensland, Austra- Monday 8am to 6pm date the bill is mailed to you. Please check the supplemental delinquent 10 a.m. at Napa Senior month from 5:30-7 p.m. at lia this summer. To help Tuesday-Thursday 8am to 7pm dates to be sure to pay the taxes Center, 1500 Jefferson Queen of the Valley Well- fund their trip, Food- timely. Payment may be made by St., Napa. Guest speaker ness Center, Conference Shed, 3385 Old Califor- Friday and Saturday 8am to 6pm mail and sent to 1195 Third Street, Suite 108, Napa, CA 94559-3050 Margaret Geiss-Mooney Room 2 on second floor, nia Way, Napa, is hosting and MUST BE POSTMARKED will discuss quilt and 3421 Villa Lane, Napa. a dine and donate event no later than the delinquent date fabric conservation at the The group meetings pro- on Wednesday, Feb. 14, to avoid late penalties. Payments February meeting. Info, vide education and sup- from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. may also be made in person at the same address between the napavalleyquilters.org; port and are open to the Twenty-percent of your hours of 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, 254-0470. public at no charge. Info, ticket will go toward the Monday through Friday, excluding 226-9838 or bethe11@ athlete’s upcoming trip. holidays. Pay Taxes Online @ www. Health and mac.com. Donation flyers for the countyofnapa.org/tax or By Phone 517 Lincoln Ave • Napa Parents, Families and fundraiser are available call 1-866-269-2015. SUBJECT TO A Wellness‌ 707-257-8866 CONVENIENCE FEE Friends of Lesbians and at FoodShed or by calling www.napasmallanimalhospital.com Napa County Treasurer-Tax Collector Senior Meditation Gays (PFLAG UpValley) 707-320-8696. Tamie R. Frasier Group Parents, Families and Treasurer-Tax Collector M Master meditation Friends of Lesbians and Please see BULLETIN, Page C5 1 Napa Valley Register FACES & PLACES Sunday, February 4, 2018 | C5

PETE MAROVICH‌ PETE MAROVICH‌ Zane Campbell, second from left, and Robert Campbell, left, Sporty Dave, second from right, A photo of Zane Campbell’s aunt Ola Belle Reed in his home in Elkton, Md. Her middle name and Gary Irving play music in the Childs Store in Childs, Md. Behind Zane Campbell is a four- was originally Wave, but she changed it to further her career. “I understand why she did it,” panel landscape he painted of the family’s ancestral home in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Campbell says. “She thought Ola Wave would sound weird to people. But I love it.” Country music’s “hillbilly madman” He’s country royalty. So why haven’t you heard of him?

EDDIE DEAN hardcore country. I knew Washington Post‌ this was something spe- ‌In 2012, Travis Kitch- cial, and I confirmed it with ens, a young writer and friends who’d had a similar filmmaker from Baltimore, epiphany. (Full disclosure: made a pilgrimage to the I ended up writing the liner far northeastern corner of notes for Zane’s 2017 album Maryland. He had heard “Ola Wave.” My compen- stories about an eccentric sation was a few beers and musician and artist named copies of the CD.) Zane Campbell from up that I went to Campbell’s way. People talked about a house in Elkton to pay my “hillbilly madman,” a punk respects, but I soon realized version of outlaw coun- that the album, much less try-singer-songwriter Billy himself, was the last thing Joe Shaver and the product he wanted to talk about. of DNA that contained the Instead, he regaled me with entire life span of country anecdotes and allusions music. Adding to the mys- about his heroes and influ- tery, Campbell was a re- ences, many of them from cluse, rarely playing shows his family tree. In person, he and, in fact, rarely leaving is a natural raconteur with his house. the edge of a shock jock. He Kitchens, who at the time tells self-deprecating, off- wrote a monthly column color stories about himself about country music for and his family, punctuated the Baltimore City Paper, by maniacal laughing jags. decided to track Campbell He often breaks into song, down. He found him in belting out snatches of his Elkton, a town of just un- hundreds of lyrics, some der 16,000 off Interstate PETE MAROVICH‌ decades old, some written 95, where the local news- Zane Campbell performs at a country store outside Elkton, Md., that he helped his brother Hugh renovate. yesterday. paper, the Cecil Whig, is He told me his songwrit- named for a political party “I was thinking, ‘Here’s ing models came not so that died before the Civil the best country singer in much from classic coun- War. Kitchens went to see Maryland or anywhere else try but from the Classics: Campbell perform in his at a godd—- nursing home “I love Ulysses. Have you semiregular gig. It was at a in Cecil County.’ “ heard the ‘Ballad of the nursing home, a few blocks To Kitchens, Campbell Joking Jesus’ from Ulysses? from Campbell’s house. was the kind of artist who I set that to country mu- These shows were after- could save country music sic. You can’t get higher on noon-long marathons, the from what he felt it had the food chain in literature nursing facility’s paid en- become: heartland con- than James Joyce.” He talked tertainment the first Tues- sumerism run amok. But about his favorite medieval day of every month. In the if that was even possible, poets, like François Villon, rec room, two dozen resi- Kitchens, as he was about and he went on a tirade dents, most in wheelchairs, to learn, would firsthave to against “Hee Haw,” the were the audience. Sitting save Campbell from him- country-music variety TV on a stool without a micro- self. show, for the way he says it phone, Campbell, then 54, —- made a travesty of the rural played his guitar and sang I met Zane Campbell- Southern culture he came covers from the golden three years ago. I wanted to from. “I watched it grow- age of country: Hank Wil- learn more about the force ing up, but I hated it,” he liams and Ernest Tubb and behind the best country told me. “It made country Merle Haggard and George album I’d heard in years—a music into a joke. But the Jones and Jimmy Martin PETE MAROVICH‌ low-budget CD released on early country performers and Johnny Cash, along an unknown label, home- had dignity; they took their Zane Campbell’s artwork is for sale in a country store in Childs, Maryland. with curveball stuff like Sly made and visionary and raw music seriously.” Stone. performance.” and nuance in his voice to Campbell himself. This with just enough varnish to Campbell was not al- The featured entertainer Beyond the sheer force of tones and the crazy notes he wasn’t oldies nostalgia but brighten its inner darkness, ways such a purist. In his was a fearsome sight in Campbell’s presence, there was hitting, from a growl to a form of catharsis. It made like a modern-day William this sedate setting. He was also his remarkable a tremble. He sounded like a Kitchens an instant convert. Blake singing bare-bones, Please see MADMAN, Page C6 sang with a gaptoothed vocal range. Kitchens had mountain opera singer.” sneer, hunched over a pot- grown up with a Vietnam Campbell played several belly spilling out of a too- vet father playing classic sets that kept Kitchens and small Goodwill plaid shirt, country records around the the residents—among them stomping his cowboy boots house in Owensboro, Ken- Campbell’s 90-year-old as he bashed the strings on tucky. What he was hear- mother, Eva, and his Aunt his beat-up Martin guitar. ing in Elkton weren’t just Darthula—riveted. 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the Mason-Dixon Line. Some of Madman the Campbells ended up on the From C5 Pennsylvania side and some on the Maryland side, in North East, younger years, he was too busy Rising Sun and Pleasant Hill, near with his own fledgling music Elkton. Most, like Campbell’s dad, career to spend time or energy were grocery store owners. Music defending the honor of country was one of the things the family music. He had dropped out of brought north, and Ola was soon the University of Maryland and playing in a hillbilly band and headed to Manhattan during the hosting a radio show. In 1949, she late ‘70s—the tail end of punk married Bud Reed, and along with rock—to join a band. He went on Ola’s brother Alex, they formed the to lead several, including Satan’s house band at New River Ranch, Slaves and the Dry Drunks, among a country-music park that they other ill-fated outfits. By the mid- operated on Octoraro Creek near ’80s, his group Hard Facts had a their home in Rising Sun. At some loyal following and garnered the point, she changed her middle attention of Ramones drummer name to Belle, after 1930s country Tommy Ramone, who happened star Lulu Belle, to further her bud- to be a serious aficionado of blue- ding career. For the rest of her life, grass and mountain music. Ra- she was known as Ola Belle Reed. mone produced the Hard Facts’ Her mantra had always been “No second album, accepting a single matter what, don’t sell out.” So, joint as full compensation, ac- it stung Campbell that a die-hard cording to Campbell. (Ramone, maverick like her had felt the need real name Thomas Erdelyi, died to up her commercial appeal. in 2014.) PETE MAROVICH‌ “I understand why she did it,” During the recording session, Zane Campbell sits near lyric sheets that he embellished. he says. “She thought Ola Wave Ramone was floored when he tried to peddle them in Nashville, including a young Beck Hansen.) and then you hear them talk and would sound weird to people. But found out that Ola Belle Reed, a where he recorded a “technobilly” “Lach’s sidekick is Zane Camp- they’re from places like Australia, I love it. I think it’s beautiful. It legendary old-time performer, album with synth-bass and drum bell, a darkly handsome sing- like Keith Urban,” he says. (Urban tells you who she really was and was Campbell’s aunt. She had machines and a cameo by Béla er-songwriter,” explained New was born in New Zealand.) “They where she came from.” been a star in the ‘50s and ‘60s in Fleck on banjo. Even so, he says York magazine in September have no roots in the music; it’s just In the rendition of “Ola Wave” the borderlands of northeastern his goal was always to shine in the 1994. “He shares with Lach both showbiz.” Naturally, Campbell’s that Campbell performs at Hill Maryland and southern Pennsyl- New York downtown scene where antisocial tendencies and career got a song about these poseurs: Country Barbecue, he plays vania. Ola Belle was also a lifelong eccentrics could find a foothold. misfires.” “If You Ain’t From the South, Why acoustic guitar and sings, as contrarian. She once turned down —- Campbell’s oversized vocals Don’t You Tell Your Mouth.” Walker Teret, a veteran Baltimore an offer to join the band of per- “It was a great experience,” he and aggressive showmanship of- —- musician, backs him up on five- former and promoter Roy Acuff, says of his immersion in the bo- ten sabotaged what few paying July 2017. Onstage at Hill Coun- string banjo. It’s the same basic known as the King of Country hemian demimonde of artists, gigs he could muster. The New try Barbecue in downtown Wash- setup that mountain performers Music during the postwar era, writers and musicians. “I honed York magazine article noted that ington, Campbell tells the crowd have used for centuries, singing saying, “I wasn’t taking orders my craft and read a lot of old po- he was banned from performing he has a bone to pick with his Aunt about love and murder and ev- from no man.” etry to improve my lyrics. It was at a Lower East Side coffee shop Ola Belle. She’s been dead for 15 eryday trouble and, now, about When Ramone found out stimulating to be around other for being “too loud,” but Camp- years, he explains, so he wrote a reclaiming a dead aunt’s rightful Campbell had some Ola Belle songwriters. It was a healthy bell thought the audience just song to tell her ghost exactly how birth name. records at his Greenwich Village competition to try to one-up ev- didn’t like the song he was sing- he feels, called “Ola Wave.” It’s the You gave me hope when it apartment, they decamped there erybody and write better songs.” ing, “Crystal Meth.” He had a final title track of his recent tribute al- seemed hopeless, you put a song for a listening party. The wowed In 1990, his career seemed to “crack up,” as he puts it, when he bum to her. in my heart Ramone later started his own be finally taking off. His song set fire to the boardinghouse where The few dozen tourists and lo- Showed me a road not often old-timey bluegrass hybrid band, “Post Mortem Bar” was included he lived and ended up in a psych cals in the room look up from their taken, you gave me a start. Uncle Monk. For Campbell, it was on the soundtrack for “Long- ward in Harlem. “I OD’ed on New beers. The rumpled, cranky singer Ola Wave, why did you ever an epiphany to hear a godfather of time Companion,” considered York,” he says simply. By the close has their attention. Family was change your name? the punk scene rhapsodize about the first mainstream American of the ‘90s, he was back in Elkton once a bread-and-butter subject Because you were like a wave on Ola Belle and her music. It gave movie about the AIDS epidemic. trying to dry out, his time in the in country music. In recent years, the ocean, wild and free you came, him a newfound appreciation of Then instead of seizing his first wilderness only just beginning. though, the songs are more about And you were like a storm out of the musical heritage he had taken big break, he self-destructed As Campbell’s career was tank- six- packs and monster trucks the mountains, never to be tamed. for granted. He began to include into drink and drugs. Through it ing, Garth Brooks was ushering in and Walmart honeys. Now here’s Campbell’s mountain-style his aunt’s songs in the band’s all, he hung on to his music like a slick, pop-friendly sound that this guy talking about some hill- singing can make the hairs on the repertoire, including “High on a a life raft, often as a solo act that rules country radio to this day. billy feminist kin of his who used back of your neck stand up. It has Mountain,” Ola Belle’s aching ode gained him notoriety in the New Now, as Campbell makes another to play at music festivals and tell a wild, ancient grief that gets its to an unnamed lost love and to the York scene. He was a fixture at run at commercial success, he is at dirty jokes to earnest folkies. force from the release of pent-up Blue Ridge Mountains she left be- the Fort, a club on the Lower East war with what he sees as the Nash- She was born Ola Wave Camp- feelings long buried. But, as if hind as a girl. (It’s been recorded Side run by anti-folk artist Lach. ville pretty boys with their cowboy bell in North Carolina in a remote somehow uncomfortable expos- by the likes of Del McCoury, Marty (The anti-folk contingent, which hats and their affected Dixie-fied area deep in the Blue Ridge known ing such deep emotions, Campbell Stuart and alt-country band the basically specialized in punk-rock drawls and assembly-line songs as the Lost Provinces. During the abruptly shifts into his shock-jock Blood Oranges, among many oth- lyrics set to acoustic music in an of empty-headed hedonism. Depression, she and her fam- mode honed in New York bars ers.) Campbell started to write anger-fueled alliance, saw many “They’ve got these fake Southern ily migrated to the low country where the goal was more about songs in the family tradition and misfits pass through its ranks, accents they use when they sing, above the Chesapeake Bay along provocation than entertainment.

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DIGEST RUSSIA PROBE ‌Official: Holocaust bill misunderstood WARSAW, Poland — The Trump feels vindicated powerful leader of Poland’s ruling party said Saturday that the tion research was funded by Demo- Florida, where he was spending the over the objections of the FBI and president should approve a divi- But memo also may crats. At the same time, the memo weekend, that the memo puts him Justice Department — in their ar- sive bill that criminalizes certain make it harder to confirms that the investigation into in the clear. guments that Mueller’s investiga- statements about the Holocaust. potential Trump links to Russia ac- “This memo totally vindicates tion is politically tainted. Jaroslaw Kaczynski told Po- undermine inquiry tually began several months earlier, ‘Trump’ in probe,” he said. “But A closer read presents a far more land’s state radio that the bill and was “triggered” by information the Russian Witch Hunt goes on nuanced picture. — which has ignited a bitter ERIC TUCKER, MARY CLARE JALONICK involving a different campaign aide. and on. Their (sic) was no Collusion “Having decided to cher- dispute with Israel — is being AND CHAD DAY Christopher Steele, the former and there was no Obstruction (the ry-pick, the Nunes team picked misunderstood. Associated Press‌ spy who compiled the allegations, word now used because, after one a bunch of the wrong cherries It penalizes anyone who ‌WASHINGTON — President acknowledged having strong an- year of looking endlessly and find- for its own narrative,” Matthew blames Poles as a nation for the Donald Trump on Saturday claimed ti-Trump sentiments. But he also ing NOTHING, collusion is dead). Waxman, a Columbia University World War II crimes committed complete vindication from a con- was a “longtime FBI source” with This is an American disgrace!” law professor and former Bush by Nazi Germany in occupied gressional memo that alleges the a credible track record, according to The underlying materials that administration official, wrote in Poland. FBI abused its surveillance powers the memo from the House Intelli- served as the basis for the warrant an email. Kaczynski said the bill “is be- during the investigation into his gence Committee chairman, Rep. application were not made public The memo’s central allegation ing interpreted totally wrong.” campaign’s possible Russia ties. But Devin Nunes, R-Calif., and his staff. in the memo. is that agents and prosecutors, in He said it penalizes accusing the memo also includes revelations The warrant authorizing the FBI As a result, the document applying in October 2016 to moni- Poles as a nation but not “some- that might complicate efforts by to monitor the communications of only further intensified a parti- tor Page’s communications, failed one who says that somewhere, in Trump and his allies to undermine former campaign adviser Carter san battle over how to interpret to tell a judge that the opposition some village, some place, a Jew- special counsel Robert Mueller’s Page was not a one-time request, the actions of the FBI and Jus- research that provided grounds ish family or one Jewish person inquiry. but was approved by a judge on four tice Department during the early for the FBI’s suspicion received was murdered.” The four-page document re- occasions, the memo says, and even stages of the counterintelligence funding from Hillary Clinton’s leased Friday contends that the FBI, signed off on by the second-ranking investigation that Mueller later presidential campaign and the when it applied for a surveillance official at the Justice Department, inherited. Democratic National Commit- Ohio wants talk on warrant on a onetime Trump cam- Rod Rosenstein, whom Trump ap- Even as Democrats described it tee. Page had stopped advising paign associate, relied excessively pointed as deputy attorney general. as inaccurate, some Republicans the campaign sometime around crisis from Trump on an ex-British spy whose opposi- Trump, however, tweeted from quickly cited the memo — released the end of that summer. CINCINNATI — President Donald Trump heads to Ohio on Monday to make Cincinna- ti-area stops focusing on the new tax overhaul — though some in a state with one of the nation’s highest overdose rates would rather hear more about his plans for the drug crisis. In Newtown, outside Cincin- nati, Police Chief Tom Synan said he found Trump’s comments on opioids in his State of the Union address to be “much of the same. There are very convincing words and there’s yet to be very convincing actions.” Ohio reported 4,050 overdose deaths in 2016, the second-highest overdose death rate after neighboring West Virginia.

BRIEFLY ITALY SHOOTING: Luca Traini, an Italian gunman with extreme right-wing sympathies shot and wounded six African immigrants Saturday in a two-hour drive-by shooting spree, authorities said, terrorizing a small Italian city where a Nigerian man had been arrested days earlier in a teenager’s gruesome killing.

DOCTOR ASSAULT: At least 40 girls and women said they were molested by a Michigan sports LEO CORREA, ASSOCIATED PRESS‌ doctor over a 14-month period while the FBI at the same time NEVER TOO YOUNG FOR STREET PARTY BEFORE CARNIVAL was aware that Larry Nassar had A reveler carries her baby as she enjoys the “Ceu na Terra,” or “Heaven on Earth,” street party Saturday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Merrymakers take to been accused of molesting gym- the streets in hundreds of open-air “bloco” parties ahead of Rio’s over-the-top Carnival, the highlight of the year for many. nasts, a newspaper reported Sat- urday. The FBI became aware of Nassar in July 2015 when it was contacted by USA Gymnastics. ABORTION RESTRICTIONS But he wasn’t publicly exposed until The Indianapolis Star published allegations by a victim in 2016, The New York Times reported. GOP testing limits in states EGYPT: Archaeologists in Egypt Early weeks of sessions the most common type of proce- Pieklo, who has been tracking leg- pregnancy, often after discovering have discovered a 4,400-year- dure used to end pregnancies after islation as the senior legal analyst serious fetal abnormalities. old tomb near the country’s so far have seen flurry 13 weeks and require that fetal re- for Rewire, a website that promotes “A 20-week abortion ban famed pyramids at the Giza mains be buried or cremated. views supporting abortion rights. sounds OK, but if that gets passed, plateau just outside Cairo, the of activity in statehouses Abortion is a perennial hot but- She said the outcome will de- what’s next — 18 weeks, 15 weeks? Antiquities Ministry said Satur- ton issue in statehouses across the termine whether states can legally At what point does it make abor- day. The tomb likely belonged to RYAN J. FOLEY country. Republican-controlled ban abortion after a specific time tion truly illegal?” said Robin Utz a woman known as Hetpet, who Associated Press‌ states have passed hundreds of period and outlaw specific medical of St. Louis, 38, who submitted archaeologists believe was close ‌IOWA CITY, Iowa — Repub- bills since 2011 restricting access procedures. Advocates for abor- testimony this week against the to ancient Egyptian royals of the licans who control a majority of to the procedure while Democrat- tion rights say those strategies un- Missouri bill. “It’s terrifying and 5th Dynasty. the nation’s statehouses are con- ic-led states have taken steps in the dermine the Supreme Court’s 1973 it’s willfully ignorant.” sidering a wide range of abortion other direction. ruling that women have the right to Utz recounted terminating her VOODOO GIRL: Two sisters tied legislation that could test the gov- The early weeks of this year’s terminate pregnancies until a fetus pregnancy in its 21st week in No- down and burned a 5-year-old ernment’s legal ability to restrict a state legislative sessions have seen is viable. vember 2016, after learning her girl, permanently disfiguring woman’s right to terminate preg- a flurry of activity around the issue. In Utah, critics have warned that daughter would be born with a fa- her, in a voodoo ritual meant to nancy. It comes as activists on both sides a pending bill to prevent doctors tal kidney disease if she survived rid her of a demon causing her The Mississippi House passed say they expect the U.S. Supreme from performing abortions on the birth. to misbehave, police said. The a bill Friday that would make the Court to soon consider a question basis of a Down syndrome diag- Undeterred by such stories, the women also threatened to cut off state the only one to ban all abor- that remains unclear: How far can nosis is unconstitutional. But its National Right to Life Committee the head of the girl’s 8-year-old tions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. states go in restricting abortion in co-sponsor, Republican state Sen. and its allies have been pushing for brother with a machete, author- In Missouri, lawmakers heard tes- the interest of preserving and pro- Curt Bramble, said he is willing to state laws that ban abortion after ities said. Peggy LaBossiere, 51, timony earlier in the week on a bill moting fetal life? defend the bill in court because its 20 weeks of pregnancy and outlaw and Rachel Hilaire, 40, of East that would ban abortions after 20 The state bills debated since the goal is to protect unborn children. dilation and evacuation. Support- Bridgewater, denied injuring the weeks. start of the year “are all tests de- The anti-abortion bills have ers of both measures argue that girl and threatening the boy, the The Ohio House is expected to signed to see how far government drawn opposition from women fetuses are capable of feeling pain Brockton Enterprise reported. consider bills, already passed in power to legislate on behalf of a fe- who say they have made the ex- after 20 weeks and call the proce- the Senate, that would prohibit tus can reach,” said Jessica Mason cruciating choice to terminate a dure “dismemberment abortion.” OFFSHORE DRILLING: North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said he had a good conversation Saturday with a top Trump administration official over Turkey says eight troops killed in Syria operation plans to expand drilling for gas and oil off the state’s coast, BASSEM MROUE AND Earlier in the day, three Turkish but added that residents need ZEYNEP BILGINSOY soldiers were reported killed in the to continue to be loud to make Associated Press‌ Afrin offensive — one was killed in sure their opposition is noted. ‌BEIRUT — Turkey said eight the area of the tank attack, another of its troops were killed Saturday in northern Syria and the third on EXXON MOBIL: Exxon Mobil in Ankara’s military operation the Turkish side of the border in has told shareholders that it against a Syrian Kurdish militia, what Ankara said was an attack by doesn’t think policies to com- the deadliest day in the two-week- Syrian Kurdish militiamen. bat climate change will have old offensive in the enclave of Af- The death toll for Turkish troops much effect on its business and rin, while in another part of Syria, since the operation started on Jan. that demand for fossil fuels will al-Qaida-linked militants downed 20 is now 13. remain strong for decades. In a Russian fighter jet, then shot and Meanwhile, in the embattled a report released Friday, the killed the pilot. northwestern province of Idlib, company does acknowledge In a statement late Saturday, the al-Qaida-linked militants said that some of its most costly oil Turkish military said five soldiers they downed a Russian fighter jet and gas reserves might not be were killed after their tank in Syria and killed its pilot after he ejected MURAT CETINMUHURDAR, ASSOCIATED PRESS‌ developed. came under attack near Afrin. The from the plane and landed on the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan holds olive branches as he M 1 — Associated Press soldiers could not be saved, it said. ground. addresses his party members Saturday in Batman, Turkey. D2 | Sunday, February 4, 2018 OBITUARIES Napa Valley Register OBITUARIES As marijuana laws Myrtle V. Bible Edward Louis Keiner 1927 - 2018 1931—2018 relax, doctors say ‌Myrtle, passed on Tuesday, January 15th, 2018 at the ‌Edward Louis Keiner, 86, a gentleman of few words, age of 91 years following an illness. abundant talents, and remarkable perseverance, de- Myrtle a resident of Vallejo since 1958. She also lived parted this world on January 15, 2018 in Santa Rosa, pregnant women in Clearlake and Napa for a while. A loving mother and California. His dry humor, clever spatial sense and zest devoted wife. One of Jehovahs Witnesses since 1959. for the good life will be fondly remembered by many. Survived by a brother Leonard Johnson. Surviving Born and raised in Maywood, Illinois, an early ca- shouldn’t partake children: reer in the Air Force Intelligence Service progressively Dorothy Arzadon brought Ed further west, with stations in Lackland, SARAH VARNEY Francisco who also treats Patricia Stubbs Texas, Travis in Fairfield and Tachikawa, Japan. He ul- Tribune News Service‌ patients, said studies Robert Bible timately settled in Napa in the 1950s where he lived with ‌Two-year-old Maver- have shown marijuana in- Many other family members and friends Grandchil- his wife Carole, and there discovered a natural affinity ick Hawkins sits on a red, creases the risk of stillbirth dren, Great Grandchildren. for designing buildings. He would eventually establish plastic car in his grand- or adversely affects how a Proceeded in death by her beloved husband Artie F. the architectural firm Keiner & Kasten, designing hun- mother’s living room in baby’s brain develops. the picturesque town of Gossett cited some re- Bible and son Donald R. Bible. dreds of homes and businesses in Napa and Sonoma Nevada City, Calif., in the search that suggests chil- Memorial service to be held at Kingdom Hall of Jeho- counties and garnering numerous awards. With later foothills of the Sierra Ne- dren exposed to marijuana vahs Witnesses 1137 5th St., Vallejo, CA 94590 (lower moves to Bodega Harbour and Santa Rosa, he contin- vada. His playpal Delilah while growing in the womb level) Saturday February 10th, 2018 at 2:00pm. ued to enjoy his design work until his death and was a Smith, a fellow 2-year-old, can have poorer perfor- member of the Bodega Harbor Design Review for over snacks on hummus and mance on visual-motor 25 years. The Keiners were actively involved in The Liv- cashews and delights over coordination — tasks like Burton (Burt) Raymond ing Room nonprofit in Santa Rosa and the city’s First the sounds of her Princess catching a ball or solving Presbyterian Church. Peppa Pig stuffie. visual problems like puz- Duncan Edward is survived by his wife of 47 years, Carole It’s playtime for the zles. Lee Keiner, three children and their spouses, Robert kids of the provocatively And studies also show, named Facebook group she said, these kids may ‌1926—2018 Britt Cooper, III (Deborah Abrams), Cheryl Keiner “Pot smoking moms who have behavioral problems Burt Duncan passed away (Paul Wertzberger), and Stephanie Cooper-Slockyj (Joe Saturday morning, Janu- cuss sometimes.” at higher rates than other Slockyj), eight grandchildren and a great-grandson. Maverick’s mother, children by age 14, and are ary 20, at Seton Hospital in The family would like to express their gratitude to the Jenna Sauter, started the at greater risk for initiating Kyle,TX. medical staff of Kaiser Permanente of Santa Rosa, in group after he was born. “I marijuana use. Burt lived with my particular Drs. Iberti and Yoo, for their professionalism was a new mom, a young “That is biologically mother, Frances Flash, for and gracious attention to Ed in his final days. mom — I was 22 — and plausible,” Gossett said, over 50 years. Although A memorial service to celebrate Ed’s life will be held I was just feeling really “because the effects of they never married, I con- on Wednesday, February 7 at 2pm at the First Presby- lonely in the house, tak- THC in the brain may ac- sidered him my step dad terian Church of Santa Rosa, 1550 Pacific Avenue, con- ing care of him,” she said. tually prime that child for and my friend. They lived ducted by Reverend Dale Flowers. For those who wish She wanted to reach out to addictive behavior, not other mothers but didn’t just to marijuana but to on Mulberry Street in to make a donation in Ed’s memory in lieu of flowers, Yountville CA. want to hide her marijuana alcohol as well.” please contact The Living Room, 1207 Cleveland Ave- use. There has been little Burt served in the U.S. nue, Santa Rosa, CA 95401. “I wanted friends who I research on the effects of Navy from March 1943 could be open with,” Sau- THC passed to a baby via through May 1947. He was ter said. “Like, I enjoy go- breastfeeding. But be- assigned to the U.S.S. San Sarah Fosters Stephens ing to the river and I like to cause there isn’t enough Francisco. He was awarded a Victory Medal and a Medal maybe smoke a joint at the evidence to determine the for Good Conduct. He participated in the Philippine 1922—2018 river.” risk, the American Col- Liberation and served in the Asiatic Pacific. At the time ‌Sarah Stephens Sarah There are nearly 2,600 lege of Obstetricians and of his discharge, he held the rank of Radioman Third Foster Stephens, a third members now in the Face- Gynecologists discour- book group. Marijuana, ages marijuana use during Class. generation Californian which became legal for pregnancy, and warns Burt is survived by three of his children, Paula, Laura was born in San Francisco and John. He is also survived by his nephew Dennis. recreational use in Cali- breastfeeding moms to to Ben and Sallie Foster. She fornia in January, is seen by avoid eating or smoking Burt was an accomplished private pilot who logged grew up on ranch lands in many group members as marijuana or inhaling its thousands of hours flying over his beloved Napa Val- Sonoma County where she an all-natural and seem- secondhand smoke — since ley. He was an excellent Gardner, an animal lover and developed a life-long love ingly harmless remedy for some amount of THC, just a skilled fisherman. He loved to fish in all kinds of en- for the land and for horses. everything from morning like alcohol, can pass into vironments and conditions from creeks to rivers to Sarah was the oldest of sickness to postpartum the baby that way. oceans, and had a funny shirt for every day of the month three children. Given a large depression. To Smith’s point that proclaiming his love for the sport. extended family, family re- Delilah Smith’s mom, her daughter, Delilah, is He worked for many, many years for Suburban Pro- mained always important Andria, is 21 and a week just as smart as her peers, away from her due date studies do show that, in pane. He was often requested by the home owners in to her. She graduated from and around Napa Valley due to his honesty, integrity with her second child. general, children exposed UC Berkeley with a degree She took umbrage when to marijuana in utero don’t and sharp sense of humor. in nursing. She began work an emergency room phy- score worse on reading or Going anywhere with Burt was like escorting a rock as a nurse at UCSF. She also served as a nurse in the sician recently suggested mathematics as they get star. People approached him everywhere, thanking army, stationed in Walla Walla, Washington. Sarah she take “half a Norco” — older. him for his service. It was amazing to me and my wife married Dr. Jack Wylie in 1945. They made their home a pill akin to Vicodin, an Sauter said she and her how easily he made new friends. He could strike up a in San Francisco where they raised their three children. opioid-based painkiller — friends don’t smoke near conversation anywhere he went, turning strangers into During the late 60’s, Sarah worked as the executive for her excruciating back their children, nor do they friends and admirers. assistant at the Ecumenical House at SF State Univer- pain. spend their days stoned to Burt loved playing with our kittens and often said sity. It was at this time that she met and married her Smith was disdainful. oblivion. “She was like, ‘We know “It’s not like being to- that he would rather watch them than TV His own cat, second husband, Hannibal Williams, D.D. Sarah also more about Norco and tally out of it,” Sauter said. Dusty, used to sit on his lap for hours on end while he worked as a clinic nurse at Planned Parenthood. stroked her and told her how beautiful she was. blah, blah, blah and what “I’m completely aware of Sarah later moved to Santa Rosa and became vol- it can do to you, but we my surroundings. I’m Rest in Peace, my friend. My wife and I loved you and unteer coordinator at Memorial Hospital and Sonoma don’t that much about watching my kid, watch- were honored to have you living with us for the last year County Parks. A third marriage to John Stephens took marijuana,’” Smith said. ing my friends’ kids. I’m of your life. her to Napa. Upon John’s death in 2013, Sarah returned “I was like, ‘Test me!’ hanging out. You totally to Santa Rosa and then Sebastopol for her final years. I was like, ‘Observe me. know what’s going on.” Up until her death, she remained passionately inter- My kid could count to 10 Sauter said many par- Beverly Ann Gallagher-Laurio ested in both local and world events. She had a special before she was even 2 by ents she knows are un- gift for developing and keeping friendships throughout herself, and I smoked pot certain if they can get in trouble using pot now in 1940—2018 her life. throughout my whole pregnancy. She’s not stu- California. Indeed, child ‌Beverly Ann Gallagher-Laurio died January 29, 2018 On January 23rd, Sarah died in Sebastopol surrounded in Vallejo, California. She was born August 7, 1940 to pid! There is no third eye protection laws in most by her children and her long time care giver and friend, growing.’” states remain at odds Dorothy and John Gallagher. She went to St. Paul’s Susan Nichols. The number of women with liberal marijuana Grammar and High School in San Francisco. Beverly She is survived by her children: Scott Wylie (Joan) in the United States who laws. Some moms on the and James Laurio enjoyed 58 years of marriage. They of Atherton, Lee Wylie of Sebastopol, and Sarah Wy- use marijuana during Facebook page will not go had three children; Phillip Laurio, Mitchel Laurio and lie (Robert Meyer) of Eugene, Oregon; and her beloved pregnancy has been dif- to the doctor — even when Corinne Mc Quade, four grandchildren; Emily Mc- grandchildren: Patrick Wylie and Katie Wylie (Edward ficult to gauge, partly be- they’re sick. quade, Patrick Mcquade II, Camellia De smet, and Boas). Sarah will be missed by many. cause some women are “They don’t want to Mitchel Laurio II, and great grandson, Sawyer De smet. In lieu of flowers, donations in her name can be made reluctant to tell their doc- get tested,” Sauter said. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. to Planned Parenthood. tors; at least 24 states con- “And that’s dangerous. We Services will be held at Holy Cross cemetery in sider substance use during should be able to be open Colma, California on 2/10/18 at 1pm.. pregnancy a form of child about it. Because if some- Memories and notes of sympathy may be shared at abuse, so divulging such thing does go wrong, we’ve information can have se- got to know.” claffeyandrota.com rious consequences. ACOG does not endorse Still, a number of stud- mandatory testing for ies nationally suggest THC in pregnant women there’s been a sharp jump or newborn babies — out in pot use among pregnant of concern that women Sleep cycle troubles may be early women. Younger mothers, could be jailed or have especially, were reported their babies taken from using marijuana during them. Instead, the organi- pregnancy. zation urges obstetricians sign of Alzheimer’s disease Andria Smith and Sau- to ask pregnant women ter both told their doctors about drug use during MELISSA HEALY wake cycle that is subtly sign of the disorder. to improve their nighttime of their marijuana use, prenatal visits, counsel- Tribune News Service‌ off-kilter are more likely to If it’s merely a sign of sleep quality, perhaps de- and after they gave birth, ing these patients against ‌A fitful night’s sleep and have amyloid protein de- impending Alzheimer’s, it laying or preventing their their babies were tested for substance use and helping a habit of daytime catnap- posits in their brains. Those could still be a useful tell. progression toward designs of marijuana’s chief them alleviate their nau- ping may be a warning sign amyloid “plaques” are a Currently, the earliest clear mentia. active ingredient, THC. sea, back pain or post- of Alzheimer’s dementia, hallmark of Alzheimer’s, signs of Alzheimer’s dis- “I don’t want to scare Because their babies partum depression with according to new research and they can develop years ease — those plaque depos- people into thinking that if tested positive, Sauter medications deemed safe conducted in humans and before symptoms of mem- its — can only be detected they wake up often at night and Smith were visited at by federal drug regulators. mice. ory loss or thinking prob- with sophisticated brain they’ll have Alzheimer’s,” home by county social ser- But with recreational Restless nights and lems are evident. imaging. If physicians and said study co-author Dr. vice workers, who gave the cannabis now legal in at sleepy days are a common Study participants whose researchers had a behav- Erik S. Musiek, a Washing- women information about least eight states and the pattern in patients with sleep patterns followed a ioral signpost that could ton University neurologist the effects of marijuana District of Columbia, full-blown Alzheimer’s. clearer pattern of sleep- be readily detected with a who studies the role of the use during pregnancy and physicians like Gossett Those disrupted circadian ing through the night and wearable activity monitor, circadian clock on aging. breastfeeding. are worried that newborns rhythms are a symptom staying awake during the they’d likely identify more Some changes in sleep Researchers say psy- and young children, whose that can upend the lives of day were less likely to have people who could enroll in are typical as people age. choactive compounds in brains are rapidly develop- caregivers and cause con- significant clumps of amy- research studies, or who But while disrupted sleep marijuana easily cross ing, constructing billions fusion and anxiety in pa- loid protein in their brains, might benefit from early ef- patterns generally mani- the placenta, exposing of neural connections, will tients. suggesting they were less forts to head off dementia. fest themselves as night- the fetus to perhaps 10 come to know the world in Less dramatic levels of likely to go on to develop On the other hand, if a time awakenings and short percent of the THC — an altered state. sleep disruption, including Alzheimer’s disease. sleep-wake cycle with fre- bursts of compensating tetrahydrocannabinol — “They’re learning what trouble falling asleep and The new research, pub- quent nighttime awakening daytime sleep, participants that the mother receives, things look like and how more frequent nighttime lished this week by the and more daytime sleeping didn’t always notice or re- and higher concentra- things move and how to wakening, are also typical journal JAMA Neurology, actually helps Alzheimer’s port these occurrences, tions if the mom uses pot respond to the world,” as people age. doesn’t answer the ques- gain a foothold, that find- Musiek said. repeatedly. Gossett said. Marijua- A new study finds that, in tion of whether a messy ing could be even more “These are subtle things, Dr. Dana Gossett, a re- na’s psychotropic effects, older people who show no sleep pattern actually con- valuable: Patients with and we can detect them in search obstetrician and she added, will change “a signs of cognitive impair- tributes to the development broken sleep patterns could a large group of people,” he gynecologist at the Uni- child’s ability to interpret M ment, those with a sleep- of Alzheimer’s or is just a be counseled to take steps said. versity of California-San the world around him.” 1 NAPA VALLEY REGISTER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2018 | D3 OPINION&LETTERS

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COMMENTARY just a race Your opportunity to shape the future ver the last four decades, the Napa Valley Marathon has be- KAROLYN ZURN The most recent bill, the Ag- of Agriculture tell us? This come more than just a race. It brings thousands of runners y husband and I live on a ricultural Act of 2014, expires year’s census aims to capture an Oand spectators to the Valley every year in the spring, at a time midsized farm in north- this year. Policymakers will use even more detailed account of when the tourist industry is usually slow. The race helps bring at- Mwestern Minnesota, Census of Agriculture data as a American agriculture with new tention and prestige to Napa County and acknowledges our posi- where we grow corn, soybeans, tool to help them address cur- questions about military veteran tion as one of the country’s most scenic and desirable destinations. sugar beets, wheat, and alfalfa. rent and potential agriculture status, marketing practices, and The race is routinely picked as one of the best marathons by run- Several of our grown children are and food issues in the new bill. the roles and contributions of ning-related media, most recently by Forbes Travel Guide, which farmers too, raising families and This is why it’s imperative that individuals working the farm, included it in the list of “13 Top Marathons Worth Traveling For teaching them how to be compe- every U.S. farmer and rancher be including women and our next In 2018,” joining events in Tokyo, Rome, London, Boston and New tent, resourceful future farmers. represented. Our collective re- generation. York. We all rely on good policy that sponses to the census mean ac- Though the fi rst census re- “When the gun goes o for the 40th annual running of this pres- e ectively keeps farms opera- curacy and strength – it means sponse deadline has come and tigious Napa event, expect to see stars — literally,” the guide wrote tional – especially young farm- better data. gone, USDA’s National Agri- of the March 4 race. “Joan Benoit Samuelson, two-time Boston ers who need startup capital and What did the last Census of cultural Statistics Service will Marathon winner and gold medalist of the fi rst women’s Olympic supportive risk-management Agriculture tell us? Here are follow-up with producers and marathon in 1984, will be the featured runner in this 3,000-person tools. some highlights: We know that collect data through spring to race that will weave its way through Wine Country.” So every fi ve years, my family 3.2 million farmers operated 2.1 ensure as complete a repre- The Road Runners Club of America has recognized the Napa Val- does something very important million farms covering 915 mil- sentation of U.S. agriculture as ley race as one of its National Marathon Championships events. for our farms and communities lion acres, generating food, fuel, possible. If you have not already “There is no better race than the Kaiser Permanent Napa Valley – we complete the Census of and fi ber for the rest of America responded, I urge you to do so. Marathon, celebrating its 40th running, to help kick o the 60th Agriculture. We do this because and people around the world. Our voices are only heard if we anniversary of the RRCA Championship Event series,” said Jean we want the census to show the This means that 40 percent of have the numbers behind them. Knaack, executive director of the RRCA, which hosted its fi rst value of the work we do and we all U.S. land was farmland being I am a farmer, and I will continue championship event in 1958. want to be refl ected in the data worked by less than 1 percent to be counted because my family The race has also become an institution in the community. It at- that can and probably will have of the total U.S. population in and our farms count. tracts thousands of volunteers who help organize the event, support an impact on the future of our 2012. Of the 2.1 million farms, For more information on the the runners on the course, and clean up afterwards. Although the operations. 97 percent were family-owned. census and past census data, race runs on a modest budget, it has donated about $71,000 over Census data play a big role in Eighty-eight percent of all farms visit agcensus.usda.gov. the years to scholarships at high schools in the county. a lot of areas but one that a ects were small family farms. The last “Since the beginning of the Napa Valley Marathon, giving back us all is the Farm Bill. The Farm census also revealed an increase Karolyn Zurn is First Vice President to our community has been a guiding principle of the board,” Bill encompasses farm commod- in women, Hispanic, Asian, and of American Agri-Women, a President Richard Benyo said in announcing the 2017 awards to 10 ity support, crop insurance cov- African American farmers, and national association with more than students. “Over the years, youngsters who have volunteered to help erage and disaster aid, nutrition that beginning farmers operated 40,000 members nationwide. This during race weekend, and who are in good standing in their respec- assistance, trade, research, rural one quarter of all farms. commentary was distributed by tive schools, have received support to continue their education. We development, and more. What will the 2017 Census American Forum. believe that in this way, we can demonstrate the values we try to impart to our runners.” More than two decade ago, the race attracted the attention of the health care giant Kaiser Permanente. At fi rst, the organization pro- FROM THE EDITOR vided medical personnel to be on hand to assist runners along the course. By 2006, however, Kaiser had come to see the race as something bigger – a forum to promote the health benefi ts of running, and of exercise in general. Since that year, Kaiser has been the main, When the magic is gone or “presenting,” sponsor of the event. Kaiser and the sta and board of the marathon are now deeply intertwined and the formal name of SEAN SCULLY the race is the “Kaiser Permanente Napa Valley Marathon.” [email protected] The editorial board met recently with race organizers, including loved watching boxing as a sta from Kaiser. They were rightly proud and excited by the way kid. I enjoyed the entertaining the marathon has grown over the years, and by the place it has come Iferocity that was Muhammad to occupy in the community. Ali late in his career. I remember But they told us an interesting and surprising thing: the world watching Sugar Ray Leonard of marathons is changing rapidly, so the race will probably have to methodically and coolly slice evolve with it. through some of the best boxers The marathon running community is aging, they say, with most in the world to win participants in their 30s or early 40s. Younger runners are gravi- Olympic gold in the tating toward di erent kinds of events – either shorter 5ks and half summer of 1976. marathons or the longer, more grueling ultra-marathons, which Later I enjoyed o er courses from 31 miles up even to 100 miles. the complicated The marathon market is also well saturated. As the Forbes Travel rivalry of the Guide lists suggests, there are many scenic and high-profi le events “Fabulous Four” — around the world for runners to choose from, and there is also a SEAN Leonard, Roberto generous supply of smaller and more obscure marathons to join. SCULLY Durán, Thomas It’s not yet clear what the Napa Valley Marathon may look like on Hearns and Mar- AP its 50th or 80th running, organizers told us, though they seemed vin Hagler – that American boxer Ray Leonard, left, defeats East Germany’s Ulrich Beyer in confi dent in their ability to weather the changes in running cul- defi ned the sport in the early and the 63.5 category of the Olympic Games boxing tournament in Montreal, ture. Already the race features a companion 5k for more casual mid-1980s. In the late 1990s, I Canada, on July 27, 1976. Leonard went on to win the gold medal. runners. The organization is putting more e ort into social media liked to watch the detached cool to attract younger runners still interested in the traditional 26- of Lennox Lewis, who had the rare Klitschko’s eye and took ruthless boxing. In our house, nothing mile course. The prestige of Napa Valley and the opportunity for a distinction of having knocked out advantage of the blood obscuring stopped the ritual watching of premium wine experience while they’re here likely gives our mara- Mike Tyson, albeit late in the for- the challenger’s vision. the Washington Redskins every thon an advantage in reaching out to new runners in a competitive mer champ’s career. I remember watching that Sunday. I thrilled at the start of a market. Somewhere along the way, match with a growing sense of season, cheered when the ‘Skins We congratulate the marathon, its organizers, volunteers and however, I noticed a growing horror – it can’t go on like this. won, mourned when they lost. sponsors for 40 years of helping to make the Napa Valley the special sense of disquiet inside as I How can the doctors allow this But by the early 2000s, I be- place it is. And we look forward to many more annual runnings of watched the matches. fi ght to continue? I couldn’t came aware that football play- this iconic race. I was disturbed by the very watch, but I couldn’t look away. ers were increasingly reporting public decline of Ali, who took The referee stopped the fi ght symptoms of depression, erratic The Napa Valley Register Editorial Board consists of Publisher Brenda the notion of “punch drunk” out after the sixth round and declared behavior, and memory loss. The Speth, Editor Sean Scully, and public members Cindy Webber, Ed Shenk, of the realm of jokes and into the Lewis the winner, a decision brains of former stars who died Mary Jean Mclaughlin and Chris Hammaker. realm of tragedy. that remains controversial today were showing unmistakable signs Tyson’s style of boxing, mean- among boxing fans. But as badly of devastating damage that was while, unnerved me. He wasn’t beaten as Lewis looked, Klitschko unheard-of in men their age. JOIN THE DISCUSSION playing a game – he was boxing was worse – his face bruised and By now, there is simply no de- to kill. His unremitting ferocity swollen so badly he was nearly nying that the repetitive blows Want to see and discuss the latest editorials, cartoons, letters and in and out of the ring put a sinis- unrecognizable even after doctors that players endure both on the commentaries from the Napa Valley Register and its related papers? ter edge on a sport that had once wiped away the blood that was fi eld and in practice are destroy- Join us on Facebook today: Napa Valley Register Opinions and seemed honorable and gentle- fl owing freely from his forehead. ing their brains. Editorials, facebook.com/NVROpEd/ manly. All of a sudden, the magic Now the magic is gone again The breaking point came in was gone. I tried to watch few for me. I can barely watch football 2003, when Lennox Lewis had matches after that, maybe two, anymore. I don’t know if I will KNOW YOUR REPRESENTATIVES his long-awaited match with but I couldn’t see what is going on be able to bring myself to watch Ukrainian star Vitali Klitschko. in the ring as a sport anymore – it the Super Bowl this year, or ever California Legislature Lewis was heavily favored, but he is a legalized assault. It is brutal again. SENATE had been out of the ring for a year and destructive, modern-day Like the boxers I used to enjoy Bill Dodd (D) District 3 – he looked out of shape and list- gladiatorial combat, in which men so much, the men who play foot-  Capitol o ce: Capitol Building, Room 5114, Sacramento, CA 95814 | (916) 651-4003 less compared with his old style. willingly destroy their own bodies ball are willingly destroying their  District o ce: 2751 Napa Valley Corporate Dr., Bldg 4, Napa, CA 94558 Klitschko saw an opportunity to and minds for blood money. bodies and minds for nothing  Phone: 707-224-1990 | Fax: 707-224-1992 | Website: http://sd03.senate.ca.gov/ beat the odds. Back about a decade or so ago, more compelling than our enter- ASSEMBLY What followed was not so I began to feel that same sense tainment. Cecilia M. Aguiar-Curry (D) District 4 much a boxing match but a scene of disquiet growing in me again, I can’t call that a sport any-  Capitol Office: State Capitol Room 5144, Sacramento, CA 94514. Phone: from a slaughter house. It went but this time watching a di erent more. 916-319-2004 six blood-soaked rounds, with sport.  District O ce: 2721 Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa CA 94558. Phone: both men staggering and nearing Growing up, I was even more You can reach Sean Scully at 256- M 707-224-0440. 1  Website: https://a04.asmdc.org/ collapse. Lewis opened a cut over passionate about football than 2246 or [email protected]. D4 | Sunday, February 4, 2018 WEEK IN REVIEW Napa Valley Register

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But given 2016 campaign team. the three players’ influence — The Justice Department and Amazon’s ability to trans- and Democrats had furiously form just about everything it lobbied Trump throughout touches — the alliance has the week to stop the release, the potential to shake up how saying it could harm national Americans shop for health security and mislead the pub- care. The stocks of insurance lic. RICHARD VOGEL, ASSOCIATED PRESS‌ companies, drug distributors and others slumped in reac- TRUMP’S SPEECH: Addressing LUNAR SHOWSTOPPER: SUPER BLUE BLOOD MOON AWES tion. a deeply divided nation, Pres- The moon is seen setting Wednesday behind the Hollywood hills in Los Angeles. It was the first time in 35 years ident Donald Trump sum- a blue moon has synced up with a supermoon and a total lunar eclipse, or blood moon because of its red hue. EXERCISE TRACKERS: The moned the country to a “new NASA called it a lunar trifecta: the first super blue blood moon since 1982. Pentagon said Monday it is American moment” of unity doing a broad review of how in his first State of the Union, military forces use exercise challenging Congress to make trackers and other wearable good on a long-standing BIG NUMBER THE WATER COOLER electronic devices in the wake promise to fix a fractured im- of revelations that an interac- migration system and warning The number GRAMMYS: Bruno Mars owned ROUSEY’S FUTURE: Ronda tive, online map can pinpoint of evil forces seeking to un- 4.5M of tweets sent the Grammys with his R&B-in- Rousey has ditched UFC for troop locations, bases and dermine America’s way of life. Tuesday night by Twitter spired album “24K Magic,” WWE. Once the most dangerous other sensitive areas. users regarding President winning all six awards he was woman in MMA, Rousey offi- FBI SHIFT: FBI Deputy Direc- Donald Trump’s State of the nominated for at a show where cially made the jump to WWE on NASSAR FOLLOW-UP: Con- tor Andrew McCabe, a target Union address. According to hip-hop was expected to have last weekend with a surprise ap- gress followed up on the of frequent and aggressive the social media company, it a historical night. Mars picked pearance at the Royal Rumble in sex abuse scandal involving criticism by President Don- was the most-tweeted joint up album of the year for “24K Philadelphia. Rousey told ESPN sports doctor Larry Nassar by ald Trump, abruptly stepped address to Congress in his- Magic,” record of the year for the she’s fully committed to wres- passing legislation this week down from his position Mon- tory. title track and song of the year tling and not just planning cam- that requires governing bod- day ahead of his planned re- — shared with seven co-writ- eos at WWE’s biggest events. ies for amateur athletics to tirement this spring. HE SAID ... ers — for the No. 1 hit, “That’s promptly report abuse claims What I Like.” Kendrick Lamar STORMY TOUR: Adult film star to law enforcement. 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But in recent HAWAII FALLOUT: Hawaii’s by President Donald Trump’s fense of their future.” their uniforms next year, bowing weeks, Daniels — known off- emergency management political foes, but said Tues- — Massachusetts Rep. Joe to decades of complaints that the stage as Stephanie Clifford — has leader has resigned and a state day that the Kremlin would Kennedy, the grandson of grinning, red-faced caricature changed production companies, employee who sent an alert refrain from retaliating for Robert F. Kennedy, who used since 1947 is racist. The given a television interview and falsely warning of an incom- now. 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Oak Ranch, Napa 460 Monte Vista Court, Napa 1512 Hudson Avenue, St. Helena Price Upon Request $3,695,000 $2,000,000 Fully furnished Hurley/Hafen designed modern Museum quality ﬁnishes, professional grade House Goals - invest in Napa Valley, vineyard farmhouse. This stunning property situated appliances & wine storage, soaring wine barrel view, outdoor living, minutes to town, modern on 12.28 acres provides complete privacy and ceiling, expansive covered outdoor entertaining design. Interior layout smashes it with open includes a 6,000 sq. ft. primary residence with space, 1.67+/- acres, views, privacy. This kitchen, dining, living room, front porch view 3BD/3BA, pool with vineyard views, a 1,200 sq. 3400+/- sqft 3br/3.5ba home has a detached 3 to nature’s goodness. 5bd/3 full ba, lounge, ft. guest house (2BD/2BA with kitchen), and a car garage & 1 br/1ba Guest House with it’s own vintage carriage house-yes please. Find your 4+- acre full production vineyard. vineyard views. calm in St. Helena. Hillary Ryan | 707-312-2105 David Bridges | 707-738-0420 Mary Ann Souza | 707-326-8178 OakRanchNapa.com paciﬁcunion.com 1512HudsonAve.com

1166 2nd Avenue, Napa 1515 Maxwell Avenue, Napa 1155 3rd Avenue, Napa $1,950,000 $1,850,000 $1,300,000 Vineyard views and large meadow provide the This Alta Heights custom Native American Two oak studded building sites overlooking private setting of this thoughtfully renovated design offers an amazing backdrop and vineyards and eastern foothills. Each parcel has home on almost 2 acres. Entirely new design, architectural landscape for music and a high producing well and septic percolation open floor plan, easy flow. Spacious grounds entertaining. The 3/2/1 2685 sf home offers test on file for two 6 bedroom homes. Both for possible pool, pool house, guest quarters. Napa Valley views from most of the 50 parcels are zoned ‘Residential Country’. Seller Gated entry and privacy. Desirable country windows all on 7.75 +/- acres. has completed & submitted architectural plans location Coombsville area. Stefan Jezycki | 707-738-2945 for a 5,416 SF home. Elise Currey | 707-321-5713 SolsticeOverNapa.com Hillary Ryan | 707-312-2105 pacificunion.com NapaEstateLand.com/3rd-Ave

Bayview Avenue, Napa 200 Clark Way, Angwin 120 Canyon Drive, Napa $1,095,000 $895,000 $799,000 Build your dream home in the Napa Valley! This Spacious, tastefully remodeled 4 bed, 3 bath Rare opportunity to build your dream home four plus acre country property is located in home. Gorgeous hardwood ﬂoors throughout within the gated community of Silverado Crest the Carneros region, surrounded by gorgeous main living area with tile in kitchen and at Silverado Country Club. Previously a two views of lush vineyards and distant scenic bathrooms. Master bedroom includes large story home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and a 3 views. Perfectly positioned on a quiet cul-de- walk-in closet and private deck. The spa-like car garage. sac street this site offers privacy and tranquility. bathroom includes dual sinks, jetted tub, and Julie Larsen | 707-260-4663 Teresa Davis | 707-738-5476 large, walk-in shower. Under 1 acre. julielarsen.com TeresaDavis.com Pavi Lawson | 707-738-2219 PaviLawson.com

1041 Laurel Drive, Napa 3300 Scenic Drive, Napa 2454 Maclennan Street, Napa $749,000 $699,000 $650,000 Charming Character Home in Old Town is the GreatBrowns Valley location for this 4 BR 2.5 BA home of Updatedfamily home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, prefect pied-e-terre from which to enjoy all 2,145SF, close to shopping! Gorgeous hardwood ﬂooring nice backyard. Room for RV parking. the Napa Valley has to offer. Two bedrooms throughoutthe downstairs & up the stairway. Updated Erin Lail | 707-333-5596 & den & two full baths. Victorian style with Kitchen opens up into family room, with views of the 2454Maclennan.com much of the original woodwork, windows and spacious backyard. Lovely park next-door trim intact. Bonus unit could be office, studio, Laurie Buurma | 707-337-4329 storage or 3rd BR. RealEstateInNapa.com Karen Cherniss | 707-738-8261 karencherniss.com

2547 Hidden Valley Lane, Napa 246 Country Club Lane, Napa 4020 Big Ranch Road, Napa $579,000 $499,500 $20,000/month Beautiful spacious condo surrounded by hills Expansive Home Nestled in Nature located Minutes past the City of Napa, at the end of the and forest. Super location near pool entrance at between Napa & Lake Berryessa. Approx. dirt road, surrounded by vineyards on all sides. top end of street. Private back yard with large 2300 SF, 3 BR, 2.5 BA; master suite w/fireplace 5 Bedroom private estate with main house, covered patio and drip irrigation. Cathedral on the main level. Open, vaulted LR w/fireplace. guest house, fully furnished in comfortable and ceiling and 3 skylights. Indoor laundry room. Multiple decks. Large 2-car garage. Finished beautiful farmhouse style. Includes UV filter Large kitchen with a ton of storage space. room downstairs; also a large unfinished area. pool, sport court, bocce court, lawns, gardens Master suite on ground floor. Sandra Cox | 707-758-5365 and more. Available for 12 month Lease. Rob Remboldt | 707-246-1187 NapaExclusiveHomes.com Elise Currey | 707-321-5713 pacificunion.com pacificunion.com

1165 Bayview Avenue, Napa 273 Tobin Avenue, Angwin 275 Cold Springs Road, Angwin $14,500 /month $5,900/month $3,500/month Fully-furnished executive-style rental. Truly Gorgeous vineyard views showcase this Delightful fully furnished executive-style rental. magical, serene, & healing setting. Located beautifully maintained 3BR/3BA home. Fully Located back from road, with wooded views, between Napa & Sonoma. Easy access to Bay furnished in cottage style with custom built- yet close to all. Lovely gardens in front, patio Area & all the Wine Country Venues. Pool, ins, view decks. Pool, solar heat. Includes pool in back. 3 Bdrm/2 Baths-2 Queen size beds & vineyard views. 4 Bdrms/3Baths, gourmet service, gardener, utilities, and twice monthly office, 2 car garage with laundry. All kitchen kitchen. All kitchen, bed and bath amenities housekeeping. 12to24 month lease preferred. amenities included plus great furnishings. included. Elise Currey| 707-321-5713 Utilities included except PG&E. Martha Rodman | 707-480-2113 pacificunion.com Martha Rodman | 707-480-2113 pacificunion.com pacificunion.com E2 — Napa Valley Register Sunday, February 4, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS NEW LISTING? Download the mobile App Get more exposure with an @ Map.info/NVOH OPEN HOUSE Visit NapaValleyRegister.com/homes to place your ad

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School Planning & Construction, ence will be held on February 13, Affordable seasonal pruning fruit be given as a guarantee that the tive bidders with the bid documents Napa Valley Unified School District, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. beginning at trees & ornamentals. Serving Napa bidder to whom the contract is and the work site. It is imperative 1616 Lincoln Ave., Napa, CA Mt. George Elementary School, 25 years. 707-252-1700 awarded shall execute the contract that all bidders attend this confer- 94558 sealed bids for the 1019 Second Avenue, Napa, CA documents and shall provide the ence. Failure to attend the confer- Field Renovations 94558, for the purpose of acquaint- HOUSE CLEANING required payment and performance ence shall disqualify the non- at ing all prospective bidders with the Local Ref. Competive rates, bonds as specified therein within attending bidder from the bid. Mt. George Elementary School bid documents and the work site. It Dependable. Terri 363-2285 ten (10) days after the notification of Each bidder shall set forth in his bid Such bids shall be received at the is imperative that all bidders attend the award of the contract. the name and location of the place Office of School Planning & this conference. Failure to attend Each bid shall be made out on a Bid of business of each subcontractor CONTAINERS FOR SALE OR Construction, Napa Valley Uni- the conference shall disqualify the 255 Adult Care Form included in the contract who shall perform work of this RENT 20' & 40' fied School District, 1616 Lincoln non-attending bidder from the bid. documents. contract in excess of one-half of 707-528-3200 Ave., Napa, CA 94558. Each bidder shall set forth in his bid The Governing Board has obtained, one percent (1/2 of 1%) of the bid CALL FOR PRICING Each bid must conform and be fully the name and location of the place HIGHLY MOTIVATED responsible from the Director of the Department price. In each such instance, the responsive to this invitation, the of business of each subcontractor electrical student, seeking of Industrial Relations, the general nature of the work to be sublet shall plans and specifications and all who shall perform work of this caretaking position in exchange for prevailing rate of per diem wages in be described. 510 Auto For Sale other documents comprising the contract in excess of one-half of rent. wiling to perform many tasks the locality in which the work is to No bidder may withdraw his bid for pertinent contract documents. Cop- one percent (1/2 of 1%) of the bid as needed, Shanley Kezer be performed for each craft, classifi- a period of sixty (60) days after the ies of the contract documents are price. In each such instance, the 707-225-1413 cations or type of worker needed to date set for the opening for bids. available for examination beginning nature of the work to be sublet shall execute the contract, including The owner reserves the right to There 4 You: Experienced, reliable at the time and location of the be described. employer payments for health and reject any and all bids and to waive caregiving. Support with rehab and mandatory bidder’s conference, and No bidder may withdraw his bid for welfare, pension, vacation, appren- any informalities or irregularities in recovery, lots of laughter. Errands, may be obtained by Contractors a period of sixty (60) days after the ticeship and similar purposes. Infor- the bidding. Meal planning with dietary needs in licensed by the California State date set for the opening for bids. mation is available at the California The bidder shall possess at the time mind. References available. Call Contractors' License Board. The owner reserves the right to Department of Industrial Relations the bid is awarded a valid and Marci, 707-933-8283. Each bid shall be accompanied by reject any and all bids and to waive Web Site and shall be made current Contractor’s California State cash, a cashier's or certified check any informalities or irregularities in available to any interested party license in the appropriate category payable to the Napa Valley Unified the bidding. 2003 Chevy Suburban 2500 LT Ð upon request. for the work being performed. School District, or a bidder's bond The bidder shall possess at the time 265 Work Wanted 174k miles. Leather, tow pkg, 4x4, The schedule of per diem wages is Minority, women, and disabled executed by an admitted surety the bid is awarded a valid and cruise control, charcoal grey. based upon a working day of eight veteran contractors are encouraged insurer, licensed to do business in current Contractor’s California State $5,500 OBO. 707-320-3683 hours. The rate for holiday and to submit bids. A Retired Gen. Cont. & Son. the State of California as a surety, license in the appropriate category overtime work shall be at least time NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL Carpentry, Plumbing, flooring, Tile made payable to the Napa Valley for the work being performed. and one half. DISTRICT, & painting. Lc# 684476, 224-2180 Unified School District, in an Minority, women, and disabled It shall be mandatory upon the STATE OF CALIFORNIA 605 Apartments amount not less than ten percent veteran contractors are encouraged contractor to whom the contract is By: Dr. Patrick J. Sweeney, (10%) of the maximum amount of to submit bids. awarded, and upon any subcontrac- Superintendent 401 Free Stuff the bid. The check or bid bond shall NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL tor under him, to pay not less than DATED: February 1, 2018 be given as a guarantee that the DISTRICT, STATE OF CALIFOR- the specified rates to all workers Published Dates: 1, 2 and 3 BDRM bidder to whom the contract is NIA employed by them in the execution 1)February 4, 2018 Like new, Kenmore reg upright fzr awarded shall execute the contract By: Dr. Patrick J. Sweeney, Super- of the contract. It is the contractor's 2) February 11, 2018 runs good. $200 (707) 815 - 9368 APARTMENTS documents and shall provide the intendent responsibility to determine any rate #95353 required payment and performance DATED: December 7, 2017 Pets Accepted change which may have or will bonds as specified therein within Published Dates: occur during the intervening period 408 Cameras & ten (10) days after the notification of 1)February 4, 2018 CREEKSIDE PARK between each issuance of written the award of the contract. 2) February 11, 2018 Equipment rates by the Director of Industrial Want 707/257-2331 Each bid shall be made out on a Bid #95354 Relations. Form included in the contract TDD 800-439-3448 Bids shall be made on forms Garage Sale MINOLTA SRT 101 w/xtras, xlnt documents. PUBLIC NOTICE prepared by the District. The $195 255-8498 The Governing Board has obtained, DOCUMENT 00010 EHO substitution of appropriate securities Success? from the Director of the Department NOTICE INVITING BIDS in lieu of retention amounts from of Industrial Relations, the general Document # SPC 31.16-17 Ð progress payments in accordance 427 Furniture prevailing rate of per diem wages in School Planning & Construction with Public Contract Code Section Advertise the locality in which the work is to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 615 Duplexes For Rent 22300 is permitted. Performance be performed for each craft, classifi- the GOVERNING BOARD OF THE and payment bonds will be required cations or type of worker needed to NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL of the successful bidder. Additional- 2 bd/1ba, completly remodeled, execute the contract, including DISTRICT (NVUSD), OF THE ly, the successful bidder shall Vallejo, close to freeways, N/Pets, employer payments for health and COUNTY OF NAPA, State of comply with the provisions of the No Section 8, $1,700. mo. Tula welfare, pension, vacation, appren- California, will receive up to, but not Labor Code pertaining to payment 707-688-1186 ticeship and similar purposes. Infor- later than 2:00 p.m. on March 7, of the generally prevailing rate of mation is available at the California 2018, and will then publicly open wages and to apprenticeship or Department of Industrial Relations and read aloud at the Office of other training programs. 2bedroom duplex, St. Helena Web Site and shall be made School Planning & Construction, A Mandatory Bidder’s Confer- near Safeway. No smoking available to any interested party Napa Valley Unified School District, ence will be held on February 13, no pets. $2000/mo. upon request. 1616 Lincoln Ave., Napa, CA 2018 at 9:00 a.m. beginning at The schedule of per diem wages is 94558 sealed bids for the Call 707-363-4583 Office of School Planning & based upon a working day of eight Phase 2 Replace Storm Sewer Construction, Napa Valley Uni- hours. The rate for holiday and and Septic System fied School District, 1616 Lincoln 620 Homes For Rent overtime work shall be at least time at Ave., Napa, CA 94558, for the Call 707-226-3719 and one half. Mt. George Elementary School purpose of acquainting all prospec- It shall be mandatory upon the Such bids shall be received at the $2,400. March 1. 3 bd + off./1 ba. contractor to whom the contract is Office of School Planning & appl. incl, pets considered. Write to: awarded, and upon any subcontrac- Construction, Napa Valley Uni- PO Box 2183, Napa CA 94558 tor under him, to pay not less than fied School District, 1616 Lincoln Quality European furniture with pertinent info & ref. the specified rates to all workers Ave., Napa, CA 94558. house contents for sale as a lot employed by them in the execution Each bid must conform and be fully $2,400. St Helena West Side, or will sell separately, $3,000. of the contract. It is the contractor's responsive to this invitation, the Upgraded & charming barn, 2 br/2 707-880-9929 responsibility to determine any rate plans and specifications and all ba, fully equipt kitch, gargage, change which may have or will other documents comprising the laundry rm, patio. 707-942-0904 Sink Vanity/Bar- granite Countertop occur during the intervening period pertinent contract documents. Cop- - 4' long, $195.00 337-0769 between each issuance of written ies of the contract documents are rates by the Director of Industrial available for examination beginning 901 Public Notices Relations. at the time and location of the 428 Garage Sales Bids shall be made on forms mandatory bidder’s conference, and prepared by the District. The may be obtained by Contractors PUBLIC NOTICE substitution of appropriate securities licensed by the California State Moving sale DOCUMENT 00010 in lieu of retention amounts from Contractors' License Board. Sunday 2/4/18 NOTICE INVITING BIDS progress payments in accordance Each bid shall be accompanied by 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Document # SPC 31.14-17 Ð with Public Contract Code Section cash, a cashier's or certified check School Planning & Construction 22300 is permitted. Performance payable to the Napa Valley Unified Yard sale, 7am-12pm furniture, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and payment bonds will be required School District, or a bidder's bond baby and household items. the GOVERNING BOARD OF THE of the successful bidder. Additional- executed by an admitted surety NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL ly, the successful bidder shall insurer, licensed to do business in DISTRICT (NVUSD), OF THE comply with the provisions of the the State of California as a surety, 440 Misc For Sale COUNTY OF NAPA, State of Labor Code pertaining to payment made payable to the Napa Valley California, will receive up to, but not of the generally prevailing rate of Unified School District, in an later than 2:30 p.m. on March 7, wages and to apprenticeship or amount not less than ten percent TIRE CHAINS 10-16.5 & 10-15 LT 2018, and will then publicly open other training programs. 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1 198 Arboreo Street (at South Franklin St.) 10 am-1 pm 2 BR, 1 BA $515,000 Elizabeth Olcott 707-312-0819 Keller Williams Napa Valley

2 1408 Vista Ave. (at Spring St.) 1 pm-3 pm 2 BR, 1 BA $599,000 Jenny Gass 707-307-3866 Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley NAPA ~ 3 BR

3 2901 Pine Street (at Foothill Blvd.) 11 am-2 pm 3 BR, 2 BA $590,000 Laura Freeman 707-337-6502 Davidson & Bennett Real Estate Services

4 463-465 Cross Street (at Oak St.) 12 pm-3 pm 3 BR, 2 BA $850,000 Greg Silva 510-889-1777 Greg Silva Realty NAPA ~ 4 BR

5 3966 Raleigh Street (at Trower Ave.) 1 pm-3 pm 4 BR, 2 BA $520,000 Kelli Marchbanks 707-815-5815 Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley

6 1193 London Way (at Mayfair Dr.) 4 BR, 2 BA $541,000 Nadia Valenzuela 707-483-2546 Terra Firma Global Partners

7 2133 1st Street (at Jefferson St.) 2 pm-4 pm 4 BR, 2 BA $1,248,000 Jennifer Parr/Cheri Stanley 707-292-4641 Sotheby’s International Realty NAPA ~ MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOME

8 770 Lincoln Ave #35 (at Soscol Ave.) 1 pm-3 pm 3 BR, 2 BA $154,000 Sue Ann Paul 707-738-6557 Heritage Properties

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3966 RALEIGH STREET 1193 LONDON WAY 2133 1ST STREET 770 LINCOLN AVE #35 • New Listing! Trust Sale • Light and Bright!! • Stunning Downtown Victorian • New flooring and granite counter • 1968 Time Capsule Opportunity • Spacious updated Kitchen • Beautifully restored gem • Close to shopping, walking trail • Single Level, Side Access, Patio • Large yard w/ fenced in garden • Landscaped Yards • Affordable housing in Napa Kelli Marchbanks - 707-815-5815 $520,000 Nadia Valenzuela - 707-483-2546 $541,000 Jennifer Parr/Cheri Stanley - 707-292-4641 $1,248,000 Sue Ann Paul - 707-738-6557 $154,000 Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley Terra Firma Global Partners Sotheby’s International Realty Heritage Properties

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18 CHESTNUT COURT | NAPA | $124, 5 00

New construction FARMHOUSE in Circle Oaks, 1st one in 20 years! Shovel ready for you to have a 3BD, 2BA, 1983 sq.ft., house with views to eastern hills, .25 acre, 1st floor master suite, 24 ft. high ceilings, windows, set in agentle meadow in quiet Chestnut Ct., The plans, the fees, the approvals are all complete. Financing terms makes this a very affordable option when looking for a new house. Oversized detached 2 car garage.

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www.1050OliveHill.com www.1350HestiaWay.com 1205 Hillview Ln. Set perfectly upon a 5.14 acre knoll top, amongst Resting in a sea of vineyards and caressed by mature Napa Vineyard Inn. This beautiful property is nested captivating views of vineyards and Mount George, this oaks, this world-class Napa Valley estate has as its in a prime location on the Valley floor. Within walking exquisite French Country Manor is located in one of centerpiece a stunning Tuscan-inspired villa. Here on and bicycling distance from the City of Yountville and Napa’s most desirable areas. This private gated estate this nearly 13 (6 planted) acres, the finest materials, Downtown Napa. Highly luxurious boutique hotel is includes 3 acres cabernet sauvignon. The outdoor and masterful craftsmanship have come together to among Napa’s finest Inns. Imagine the transformation kitchen, bocce ball court and 1,000 bottle wine cave create an oasis that is as close to perfection as anyone to a private retreat for your personal or corporate use. with case storage make this estate an entertainer’s could ever imagine. dream.

Mark Lesti 707.320.8950 $9,800,000 Christine Lesti 707.320.8999 $9,300,000 Bob Souza 707.363.6335 $4,500,000

www.4547StAndrewsCt.com 2802 Monticello Road www.721Seminary.com Absolutely beautiful estate home located above the Panoramic views of the valley! Tons of infrastructure Gorgeous Queen Anne Victorian in Downtown Napa! Green Valley Country Club. This large home has still in place: Main house retaining walls and garage Very close in location, near restaurants and Fuller stunning views of Mount Diablo & more! The perfect slab, PG&E underground, cement pad for propane, Park. Beautiful details throughout and recently backyard for entertaining, custom swimming pool septic system for main and guest homes, electrical remodeled. Gorgeous hardwood floors. Ready to with waterfalls, cabana, built in barbecue. Workout in gated entry, 10,000 gallon cement tank water storage, move in! New Electrical, Plumbing, Heater, Kitchen, your private gym or play racquet ball on your indoor 450 ft. depth well. Doors, Insulation, Windows and More. Spacious back sports court! Enjoy Movie night in your own media yard w/garden, and, large curtained decking for great room! indoor-outdoor living.

Christine Lesti 707.320.8999 $1,775,000 Mark Lesti 707.320.8950 $1,500,000 Mark Lesti 707.320.8950 $1,185,000

www.1759OlympiaCt.com 2421 2nd St. 131 Hickory St. Rare opportunity! Bel Aire home boasts 2200 square This property is in ideal location to Downtown Napa. Lovely Napa home on a cul-de-sac. Freshly painted feet, great room with vaulted ceilings, pool, hot tub Zoned is Tourist Commercial, perfect project for a and move in ready. Remodeled bathroom, and a large and large outdoor bar. The home has 4 bedrooms, small Inn or Tasting room(check with City). Currently backyard with a covered patio perfect for hosting 3 full-baths and sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in North the City is in process of constructing two roundabouts, outdoor parties. This is a must see! Napa within walking distance to restaurants, schools when finishing the location will have high visibility and shopping. entering and leaving the Downtown of Napa.

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Gated Casswall Estates 706 Casswall Street, Napa

$824,000 Charming 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in a gated community. Home has a sweeping staircase under a gorgeous wood cathedral ceiling that greets you as you enter. Sunlight streams into the atrium-like entry flowing into a large living and dining space. Updated kitchen with concrete counters off family room. Two decks plus secluded balcony off the master suite. Beautiful, recently remodeled master bath. Classic Cape Cod Home in Downtown Napa 1930 Stockton Street, Napa

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Short distance to Fuller Park and Downtown. This is a rare opportunity to own in Downtown Napa at this price point. Some remodeling has been completed. Converted Garage has plumbing and Electrical. Single detached exercise room could remain or be a great office.

South Napa Devita Home 811 Foster Road, Napa

$649,000 Located on a large corner lot, 2 Story, over 2,000 sq.ft. home with great bones, open living space, high ceilings, spacious master suite downstairs. 3 bedroom 2.5 bath. Original hardwood ﬂoors and new carpet.

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Financing by: LO NMLS #254469 | State Lic #CA-DBO254469 |Corp Lic #4170013 Corp NMLS #3113 | Equal Housing Lender Chris Salese Licensed by the Department of Business Oversight under the Area Manager | NMLS 254469 California Residential Mortgage Lending Act. (707) 363-4439 1001 Second St. Suite 295 Napa, CA 94559 Sunday, February 4, 2018 Napa Valley Register — E9 NAPA VALLEY REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • FOR SALE • FOR RENT

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5050 Old Redwood hwy., Santa Rosa Development potential. Level 815 Sulman Ln., Angwin 26 acres, massive views and a magical setting! 6.83+/- acre parcel zoned R-1-GP is 5 units per acre so about 34 units. Affordable This overgrown diamond in the rough, sits high above the Valley floor and yet, housing component. Utilities in street. 2 homes on property. is only a few minutes into St. Helena. Tear down house of no value. $3,500,000 | Text #67299 with code 4207315 $1,850,000 | Text #67299 with code 4331530

1794 Trower Ave., Napa Great opportunity in the Napa Valley for first time 2150 W. Pueblo Ave., Napa Rare, large one acre + leveled city parcel w/ buyers or investors, take a look at this very well maintained and clean duplex. development potential, RI-7 zoning w/possible 2-5 lots of 7000 sq ft each (check Each unit with a 3BD, 2BA, a big back yard and ready to move in. with City) or add on to existing structure. Home currently on well & public sewer. $875,000 | Text #67299 with code 4024638 $795,000

Atlas Peak Rd., Napa 2.39 acre estate building site with unobstructed 180 Buhman Ct., Napa 13 acres off Buhman Ct. House designs and road degree views. Located on a private road on the east side of Napa in a private designs available plus soil tests done. No pad. Views, zoned for potential setting, adjacent to other significant estate properties. Site plan available. development but check with the city and see soils test. Public water and sewer. $749,950 | Text #67299 with code 4024673 $695,000 | Text #67299 with code 4628232

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3454 Meadowbrook Dr., Napa 4BD, 2BA, Napa Beautifully upgraded Devita built 2BD, 337 Alta Mesa Cir., Napa Unique elevated, 1657+/- sqft. single level home is turnkey ready. 1BA, 1224+/- sqft. home. Resurfaced hardwood premium lot w/ spectacular panoramic views. This Solid oak floors, solid core doors, new roof in floors and remodeled kitchen with granite counters. is an excellent opportunity to purchase a rare 2016, dual pane windows. Remodeled kitchen w/ Bonus room w/Junior ADU potential (Buyer to piece of real estate within the world-renowned granite counters. Sparkling pool w/diving board. verify). Large landscaped yard (front/back). Silverado Country Club. $679,000 | Text #67299 with code 4821941 $625,000 $550,000 | Text #67299 with code 4761984

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171 Homewood Ave., Napa 3BD, 1BA, 855+/- 2266 Lindsey Dr., Colusa Beautiful executive Mulford Dr., Napa This 0.5524 acre lot is perfect sqft. Bungalow style home. Single level with 1 car home, two blocks from Colusa Golf and Country for your dream home at Lake Berryessa. Just garage. Close proximity to Premium Outlets. Central Club featuring 4BD, 3BA, 2924+/- sqft. Kitchen minutes from Spanish flat resort, boating and heat. Laundry hook-ups. Don't miss out on this includes stainless appliances and an island. Large leisure are right at your doorstep. Public sewer opportunity to own a home in the Napa Valley. bonus great room. Spacious master suite. and water. Electricity available at street. $499,000 | Text #67299 with code 4817248 $409,000 | Text #67299 with code 4717716 $49,000

Whatever type of mortgage you are looking for, HomeStreet Bank is here to give you a variety of loan program options and guide you through the process. Call Kelly Hagler at HomeStreet Bank! Kelly Hagler | Senior Loan Officer - NMLS ID# 583063 707-321-4535 | [email protected] | kellyhagler.com E10 — Napa Valley Register Sunday, February 4, 2018 We Offer the Most Comprehensive Home Search Web Site in Napa County! www.NapaValleyRegister.com/Homes NAPA COUNTY’S MOST RECENT HOME SALES* Address Record Date Sale Price Bed Bath Sq.Ft. Year Built SINGLE FAMILY AMERICAN CANYON 55 SOLERA LN 11/17 $322,000 2 2 1,056 1986 23 FLAMINGO CT 11/21 $350,000 3 1 875 1956 122 LANDANA ST 11/21 $385,000 5 2 1,475 1956 252 LOS ALTOS DR 12/5 $390,000 3 2 1,085 1954 131 LOS ALTOS DR 12/6 $400,000 3 1 1,057 1954 7 RITA CT 11/30 $427,000 3 2 1,337 1994 233 JANA WAY 12/5 $435,000 3 2 1,337 1994 209 LANDANA ST 12/7 $460,000 3 2 1,080 1957 112 BROPHY ST 12/18 $465,000 5 2 1,856 1968 25 REBECCA CT 11/28 $483,000 3 3 1,750 1994 112 WILSON WAY 12/15 $490,000 3 3 2,565 1971 571 CHAUCER LN 11/9 $500,000 4 3 1,955 1989 317 KINGSLY LN 12/19 $503,000 3 3 1,681 1987 29 JAMES RD 12/20 $520,000 2 2 1,458 1950 453 POPPYFIELD DR 12/18 $555,000 5 3 2,082 2001 11 GREGORY LN 12/11 $565,000 4 3 2,465 2002 103 GOLDEN BROOK LN 11/17 $655,000 5 4 3,172 2009 413 BETTONA WAY 12/7 $665,000 4 3 2,796 2001 63 REDHEAD ST 12/19 $680,000 4 3 3,128 2004 121 RED CLOVER WAY 12/13 $688,000 5 3 2,948 2003 CALISTOGA 2016 TABLE ROCK CT 11/13 $625,000 3 2 1,482 1995 1305 S OAK ST 11/27 $749,000 2 2 1,447 2004 1406 CEDAR ST 11/22 $850,000 2 2 1,910 1885 NAPA 17 ST MICHAELS CIR 8/7 $25,000 3 3 2,829 1979 1089 TAMARISK DR 12/15 $330,000 4 2 1,438 1979 1718 SEQUOIA ST 12/15 $350,000 3 2 1,365 1962 2147 SOSCOL AVE 11/15 $429,000 3 1 1,050 1958 2132 HOLMES AVE 11/22 $452,500 3 1 999 1954 1658 CAROL DR 12/20 $470,000 3 1 1,035 1956 1500 PUEBLO AVE 12/12 $470,000 3 1 884 1958 2031 IDA ST 11/22 $470,000 3 2 1,189 1956 84 ALMANDERA CT 11/27 $480,000 3 1 1,160 1953 124 HOMEWOOD AVE 12/13 $490,000 3 2 1,139 1941 2510 BUTTE ST 12/6 $499,000 4 2 1,280 1958 115 HOMEWOOD AVE 11/27 $500,000 3 2 1,174 1941 1695 CAROL DR 12/7 $505,000 3 2 1,422 1956 2851 PINE ST 12/6 $507,000 2 1 980 1947 2708 IDAHO ST 12/13 $510,000 3 2 1,510 1954 103 HOMEWOOD AVE #A 12/1 $511,000 4 2 1,378 1996 2347 EVA ST 12/4 $521,000 3 2 1,287 1955 3924 RALEIGH ST 11/28 $522,500 3 2 1,468 1968 3601 JEFFERSON ST 12/20 $525,000 3 2 1,100 1958 3690 JEFFERSON ST 11/29 $525,000 3 2 1,404 1959 3514 IDLEWILD AVE 11/17 $535,000 3 2 1,079 1956 1390 SALVADOR AVE 12/19 $540,000 3 2 1,324 1971 2060 SOMMER ST 12/11 $545,000 3 2 1,224 1965 928 PUEBLO AVE 11/30 $550,000 4 2 1,449 1968 134 GESFORD ST 12/4 $550,000 2 1 930 1947 3052 BLANE WAY 11/9 $563,000 3 2 1,268 1960 3789 OXFORD ST 11/15 $565,000 3 3 1,788 1957 2441 BEACH ST 12/15 $565,000 4 2 1,765 1971 3679 PARRETT AVE 12/1 $569,000 4 2 1,576 1973 4047 MAHER ST 12/8 $580,000 3 2 1,549 1975 2123 DEVONSHIRE DR 12/7 $600,000 3 2 1,336 1995 40 HARVARD LN 12/1 $600,000 2 2 1,791 1957 2038 LONE OAK AVE 11/9 $600,000 4 3 1,738 1991 14 CERIANI CT 12/1 $609,000 3 3 1,794 1992 2306 LAKEPARK DR 12/14 $615,000 4 3 1,999 1980 691 COSTA DR 11/30 $620,000 3 2 1,344 1971 1564 RAINIER AVE 11/9 $620,000 4 3 1,859 1956 3672 PARRETT AVE 11/17 $625,000 3 2 1,481 1973 3270 MACDONALD ST 12/12 $630,000 4 3 2,055 1972 112 E FIRST ST 12/13 $630,000 2 1 864 1946 3782 RUSTON LN 11/15 $639,000 4 2 1,785 1972 4426 SPRINGWOOD DR 11/13 $649,000 3 2 1,264 1970 1601 ARCADIA CT 12/1 $650,000 3 2 1,421 1964 736 JOSEPH CT 11/30 $650,000 4 3 1,997 1978 2651 UTAH ST 12/1 $650,000 4 2 1,531 1955 12 COBBLESTONE CT 11/22 $675,000 4 3 1,913 199 2821 REDWOOD RD 12/11 $675,000 3 2 1,406 1953 3415 VALLEY GLENN LN 12/7 $685,000 2 2 1,849 1953 4251 MAHER ST 11/20 $689,000 3 2 1,686 1992 1624 PEAR TREE LN 12/4 $695,000 3 3 1,837 2004 4081 LLOYD DR 12/1 $704,500 3 2 1,447 1995 134 S SEYMOUR ST 11/21 $715,000 3 2 1,448 1947 1672 MEEK AVE 11/17 $718,000 4 3 2,018 1965 1144 AUSTIN WAY 12/20 $719,000 3 2 2,407 1977 4275 WINE COUNTRY CT 12/13 $719,000 4 3 2,143 2017 2169 CAMENSON ST 12/5 $720,000 4 3 2,169 1992 19 MIWOK CT 12/18 $720,000 4 3 2,137 1984 3563 LYNBROOK CT 11/29 $720,000 4 3 2,183 1968 458 COOMBS ST 12/6 $735,000 3 1 1,191 1900 1430 SPROUL AVE 11/20 $745,000 2 2 1,403 1956 2582 WINE COUNTRY AVE 12/7 $749,000 3 3 1,920 1991 66 SUMMERBROOKE CIR 12/19 $758,000 3 2 1,742 2000 7 KENWOOD ST 12/20 $765,000 4 2 1,920 1968 244 ACACIA AVE 12/4 $765,000 3 2 2,394 1943 1135 AUSTIN WAY 12/5 $765,500 3 2 1,871 1977 15 PACKARD CT 12/11 $770,000 4 4 2,779 2000 3793 CLARA CT 11/7 $775,000 4 2 1,845 1977 2595 PATRICIA DR 12/7 $795,000 4 3 2,128 1977 80 SKIPPING ROCK WAY 11/17 $800,000 3 3 1,713 1999 2070 W LINCOLN AVE 11/13 $817,000 3 2 1,998 1944 4086 JEFFERSON ST 12/11 $829,000 3 2 1,616 1955 1 LIGHTHOUSE CT 12/20 $835,500 3 3 1,934 1992 3989 VERBENA ST 12/1 $850,000 4 2 2,183 2004 3210 BUCKEYE CT 11/15 $880,000 5 3 2,469 1981 1051 BIRKDALE DR 11/28 $890,000 4 2 2,156 2011 2679 REDWOOD RD 11/13 $915,000 3 3 1,958 1955 1258 CAYETANO DR 11/13 $930,000 4 3 2,241 2000 399 MONTECITO BLVD 12/11 $945,000 4 3 3,164 1960 17 ST MICHAELS CIR 9/8 $955,000 3 3 2,829 1979 3320 TWIN OAKS DR 12/7 $975,000 4 2 1,825 1979 1072 OAKMONT CT 12/12 $1,022,000 3 2 2,399 1985 1618 EAST AVE 12/8 $1,056,000 3 2 2,286 1964 14 LONE WOOD CT 11/20 $1,095,000 3 4 2,281 2017 200 OLD VINE WAY 11/17 $1,130,000 4 3 2,594 2002 158 LUKE DR 12/12 $1,195,000 4 3 2,997 2017 770 KEARNEY WAY 12/8 $1,215,000 4 2 2,012 1969 34 EL MONTE WAY 12/14 $1,300,000 3 3 2,473 1930 641 CABOT CT 11/29 $1,425,000 3 3 1,990 1969 4088 SUTRO DR 12/12 $1,600,000 4 3 3,926 1912 1189 JEROME WAY 11/21 $1,625,000 5 4 3,137 1965 20 GREENBRIAR CIR 12/13 $2,100,000 4 4 4,120 2005 170 CANYON DR 11/30 $2,495,000 4 7 6,503 2003 18 OLD COACH RD 11/21 $2,775,000 4 3 4,182 1994 ST HELENA 1220 ALEXANDER CT 12/5 $850,000 2 2 1,200 1985 1252 ALLYN AVE 8/29 $20,000 5 4 1,975 1880 1620 VOORHEES CIR 12/15 $307,500 2 1 1,096 1994 23 VOELKER CT 11/9 $650,000 3 2 1,092 1968 1309 HILLVIEW PL 12/18 $795,000 3 2 1,230 1956 1014 ALLISON AVE 11/30 $825,000 3 3 1,618 2008 2620 SPRING ST 11/22 $830,500 3 2 1,725 1978 2610 SPRING ST 11/9 $938,000 3 2 1,286 1978 1012 POPE ST 12/11 $1,050,000 3 1 1,526 1888 1174 MEADOWCREEK CIR 11/17 $1,300,000 3 2 2,230 1998 222 POPE ST 11/28 $1,920,000 3 2 1,771 1948 1243 STOCKTON ST 12/18 $2,050,000 4 3 2,598 1918 905 CHARTER OAK AVE 12/4 $2,590,000 3 2 2,402 2006 1505 STOCKTON ST 11/15 $3,940,000 4 3 3,209 1900 YOUNTVILLE 2080 MADISON ST 11/15 $849,000 2 1 1,045 1930 1885 LARKSPUR ST 12/7 $862,000 3 2 1,553 1973 1869 COLOMBARD WAY 11/28 $875,000 3 2 1,284 1986 1914 OAK CIR 11/9 $950,000 3 2 1,666 1982

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Yellow: 27 percent window defrosters takes addi- in North America according to colors – white, black, and gray – period, which is nearly half the 2. Orange: 30.6 percent tional power, and tire pressure the automotive paint company depreciate at a rate very close to segment average of 20.9 percent, decreases when it’s cold so roll- PPG Industries in Pittsburgh. average. We’re featuring the full according to the website’s data. 3. Green: 30.9 percent ing resistance is greater. But as it turns out, buying a list in the accompanying box. Though yellow, orange and 4. White: 32.6 percent Naturally, if it’s really, really car or truck painted in one of Is this a case of brightly col- green are not particularly com- cold, that exacerbates the de- the lesser-used hues can actu- ored cars simply standing out mon colors – they only make up 5. Red 32.7 percent crease in fuel economy. ally help boost its resale value, in a crowded used-car lot that’s 1.2 percent of all three-year-old Average 33.1 percent There’s not a huge amount with yellow cars bringing back otherwise occupied by dull and cars says Ly – other particularly you can do about that. But the most bucks with resale values oddly painted rides, attracting scarce hues like beige, purple, 6. Blue 33.5 percent parking your vehicle inside will that average 18.5 percent higher buyers like honey bees to sun- and gold (accounting for a mere 7. Brown 33.5 percent help a bit, as will keeping the than the norm. That’s according fl owers, or is there something 0.7 percent of the market) rank tires properly pumped, and to a recent study of over 2.1 mil- else going on? rock-bottom in terms of resale 8. Gray 33.5 percent not idling the engine to warm lion used car sales conducted by “Yellow cars are relatively less values. And that applies to pick- 9. Black 33.6 percent things up (as the engine warms the used-vehicle site iSeeCars. common, which could drive up ups and SUVs as well as passen- up quicker by being driven). com in Boston. demand and help maintain their ger cars. “Across almost every 10. Silver 34.0 percent Q: How many people died Other car colors that enable value,” says iSeeCars.com’s CEO body style, gold vehicles have 11. Beige 36.6 percent last year because of dis- better-than-average resale Phong Ly. “Our analysis shows some of the worst depreciation tracted driving? values are likewise bright and that yellow vehicles have the rates of any color,” Ly says. 12. Purple 36.7 percent A: The latest fi gures available cheerful, and include orange lowest depreciation of any color In an earlier study, iSeeCars. 13. Gold 37.1 percent from the National Highway (+7.8 percent resale values), for lower-volume cars like con- com determined that male mo- Tra c Safety Administration green (+6.9 percent) and red vertibles. Interestingly, yellow torists are most attracted to Source: iSeeCars.com. are for 2015: 3,277 deaths at- (+1.4 percent). is also the color with the least fl ashy yellow and orange cars tributable to distracted driv- At the other end of the vehic- depreciation for popular body and trucks, while women were cars,” Ly explains “The same is ing. Teens were the largest age ular spectrum, gold is far from styles like SUVs and pickup most-often drawn to teal, gold, true for some of women’s favorite group reported as distracted in being precious, with three-year- trucks.” and silver models. “Men favor body styles – SUVs and minivans fatal crashes. old Midas-colored models val- According to the website, pickups and sports cars more – which have more teal and gold Also, 391,000 people were ued at 12.1 percent less than the yellow pickups depreciate only than women do, and those seg- cars than average.” injured that year, some pro- average used car. Other colors 25.8 percent over three years, ments have an unusually high foundly, in crashes involving that take a bigger-than-aver- compared to 30.9 percent for percentage of yellow and orange © CTW Features distracted drivers. Those numbers were released in June 2015, as it takes many months of culling state fi gures to develop national fi gures. In TRENDS late spring this year we’ll know how many distracted driving-caused deaths occurred in 2016. Driving School Something to contemplate: NHTSA estimates that about Teen driver safety Sponsored by the national dis- 660,000 people are using count tire seller, the course cell phones at any given time programs provide employs 2,000 volunteers with during the daylight hours. the BMW Car Club of America, Kinda makes you want to stay road-like situations, Sports Car Club of America, the home. National Corvette Club of Amer- specialized training ica, the Porsche Club of America What’s your question? Sharon and additional car enthusiasts Peters would like to hear about JIM PARKER “who serve as the personal coach what’s on your mind when it CTW Features with each teen,” Tire Rack said. comes to caring for, driving and Classes with names such as The program hosted its repairing your vehicle. Email Street Survival and Put on the 1,000th class in 2017 and is look- [email protected]. Brakes o er “real-world” driving to make this year the fi fth ing days for teens, setting up consecutive season with more potential accidents using cone than 100 classes hosted. Tire SHOPPING SEASON barriers and wet-down asphalt Rack noted that 20 percent of TOMMASO79 and supplementing the country’s deaths among vehicle passengers hodgepodge of driver’s educa- of all ages occur while a teenager The course is partially wet throughout the entire day,” action programs. is driving. down to allow students to expe- cording to Tire Rack. The courses emerge as the According to its www.street- rience “mistakes” at very slow According to the street sur- National Highway Tra c Safety survival.org website, “The speeds. In this class, mistakes vival website, 16 driving schools Administration reported 1,886 school’s aim is to reduce deadly are learning experiences, Tire are booked thus far in 2018 year drivers between the ages of car crashes involving teenagers Rack said. although reservations can take 15 and 20 died in motor vehi- by providing them a controlled Challenging driving courses place throughout the year. Stu- cle crashes in 2015 – the latest setting where they can gain in- are set up in a controlled area so dent cost is $95. available numbers – which was valuable experience in car con- teens can feel what abnormal car Another young motorist safety 9 percent a year before. Another trol, all with a knowledgeable behavior is like and then teach course is B.R.A.K.E.S. Teen 195,000 young drivers were in- coach always at their side helping how to handle the new situation. Pro-Active Driving School. The jured in 2015, the Insurance In- them to understand how import- Rather than a course to learn free, defensive driving program formation Institute said. ant experience is over guessing how to drive at high speeds, is geared students aged 15-19 At the same time, teen and when the unexpected happens safety and car control are the that already have a learner’s per- 20-year-old drivers made up 9 on the road.” goals. mit or driver’s license. So far, percent of motorists involved in The one-day street courses, The school emphasizes a eight schools are lined up at mo- fatal crashes in 2015, even though open to licensed or permitted “hands-on” driving experience tor speedways, fairgrounds and Feb. 26 they accounted for just 5-6 per- drivers ages 15-21, try to sim- in which the students use their training centers in North Caro- February 26 was the busiest cent of total drivers nationwide ulate road conditions while own cars to understand the lina, Georgia and California. Visit car-shopping day of 2017 while Oc- or about 13.2 million drivers. encouraging the teen driver to handling limits and how to con- https://putonthebrakes.org. tober 31 was the slowest. Organizations include the Tire react to hazardous experiences, trol them. “Qualifi ed coaches M 1 Source: Cars.com Rack Street Survival program. including: are in the car with the student © CTW Features F2 | Sunday, February 4, 2018 AUTO Napa Valley Register

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The Volvo XC60 gets an all-new design for 2018 that raises it to the top of a hotly contested market for premium midsize SUVs and crossovers. XC60 RAISES BAR Redesigned Volvo Among World’s Best Midsize SUVs

DEREK PRICE ‌Forget safety. Volvo may have just created the world’s best midsize SUV with the introduction of its all-new XC60. Safety features, of course, are how this Swedish brand built its reputation, adding things like seat belts, side-impact air bags and crash sensors years before other companies followed suit. But even setting aside all the XC60’s safety-related bells and whistles — which are consider- able — it makes a strong case for winning a “best on the planet” trophy for the way it looks, drives and feels. Let’s start with the styling. For a brand that’s embodied hit-or-miss bodies through the years, from the gorgeous P1800 in the 1960s to its rolling refrigera- tor boxes of the 1980s and ‘90s, the XC60 seems to draw from the pretty side of its family tree. It’s sleek and eye-catching amid a sea of dull competitors that seem to be in a contest to see who can make the most boring, derivative cross- over bodies. From decisions that border on What was tested? the ridiculous, like “Thor’s ham- mer” headlights and stupid-huge 2018 Volvo XC60 T6 AWD Inscrip- 22-inch wheels on the option tion ($44,900). Options: Inscription sheet, Volvo’s designers aren’t features ($3,800), convenience being timid. package ($2,000), vision package That’s refreshing, especially in ($1,100), luxury seat package this follow-the-leader category. ($3,000), advanced package And if the outside gets your at- ($1,900), metallic paint ($595), tention, just wait until you open Bowers and Wilkins premium sound the doors. ($3,200), air suspension ($1,800). Its cabin is a feast for the senses, Price as tested (including $995 des- from the tactile perfection of the tination charge): $63,290 leather, wood, metal and plastics Wheelbase: 112.8 in. to the carefully drawn lines that catch your eye without being vi- Length: 184.6 in. sually obnoxious — a tough bal- Width: 83.3 in. ancing act. Like all of today’s luxury cars, a Height: 65.3 in. big part of the experience involves Engine: 2.0-liter turbo- and super- how well technology is integrated charged four cylinder (316 hp, 295 into the cabin. lbs.-ft.) The XC60, again, is among the best. A vertical touchscreen dom- Transmission: Eight-speed auto- inates the center stack, but where matic other cars overwhelm with but- Fuel economy: 21 city, 27 highway tons and menus, this one utilizes elegant simplicity. Volvo’s Sensus system is intuitive to use and works Why buy it? even better than the in-car interfaces Apple and Google have rolled It’s an all-around impressive prod- out, something extremely rare in uct, including sharp styling inside the car world. and out, a powerful and supple Driving the XC60, at least with driving feel, and leading-edge the T6 powertrain in my tester, safety technology. is invigorating but not necessar- fact that Volvo can reliably squeeze ily sporty. If you want a spiritual so much power from such a tiny connection to the road, BMW still engine is simply amazing. reigns as king, with Mazda sur- It’s also something that helps prisingly close behind. with gas mileage. My tester was If you want prodigious power, a rated for 27 miles per gallon on reasonably supple feel and a quiet the highway, not bad for a roomy, Ratings ride from a cabin that feels like it solid-feeling SUV. was carved from granite, the XC60 Finally, there are those safety Style: 9 doesn’t disappoint. Its 2.0-liter, features. This car not only virtu- Performance: 9 four-cylinder engine is both tur- ally drives itself for short periods The XC60’s cabin is dominated by a huge touchscreen that runs its Sensus Price: 7 bocharged and supercharged to of time on well-marked roads with system, one of the rare examples of a car company designing digital make a mind-bending 316 horse- the optional Pilot Assist, but it also interfaces as well as Google or Apple. It’s brilliant. Handling: 8 power. can keep you from getting into se- Small engines don’t normally rious trouble. If it senses you may into your lane, potentially steering that price considerably higher, Ride: 9 do that. I remember not too long be about to hit another car when you away from a head-on crash. though, such as the price of my Comfort: 9 ago when full-size, truck-based changing lanes, it will steer you Pricing starts at $41,500 and tester, $63,290. Its options alone American SUVs would brag about away from a collision. Same thing tops out at $52,900 for the T8 cost nearly as much as a new Toy- Quality: 10 M having 300-horsepower V8s. The if it senses an oncoming car veering plug-in hybrid. Options can drive ota Corolla. Overall: 9 1 Napa Valley Register AUTOS Sunday, February 4, 2018 | F3 Toyota upgrades Sunday, February 4, 2018 Napa Valley Register — F3 Corolla

‌Corolla, the best-selling Toy- sophisticated look to all thanks to ota nameplate of all time, enters Bi-LED headlamps on the L, LE, its 52nd year with minor upgrades and LE Eco grades, and Multi-LED following last model year in which headlamps come standard on SE, it received sportier exterior styl- XSE, and XLE grades. The sporty ing and Toyota Safety Sense-P SE and exciting XSE roll on stan- (TSS-P). dard 17-inch alloy wheels. All Corolla models come stan- Comfort is another reason the dard with TSS-P, a system that Corolla remains so popular. Con- bundles the Pre-Collision System sider, for example, the Corolla’s with Pedestrian Detection (PCS 41.4 inches of rear seat legroom, w/PD); Lane Departure Alert which puts it in league with some with Steering Assist (LDA w/SA); much larger sedans. The LE, the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control most popular Corolla grade, of- (DRCC); and Automatic High fers quality fabric upholstery in a Beams (AHB). Having standard choice of Almond, Ash/Dark Gray TSS-P puts Toyota four years ahead or Black/Brown color schemes. of the model-year 2022 indus- The sporty SE shows off Corolla’s try target for standard automatic fun side with bold Softex-trimmed braking supported by the National sport seats with Vivid Blue, Orange Highway Traffic Safety Adminis- Zest, and Black premium fabric in- DAVID DEWHURST PHOTOS tration (NHTSA) and Insurance In- serts. stitute for Highway Safety (IIHS). economy champion within Toy- For 2018, all grades gain driver Quiet Ride‌ ota’s non-hybrid family. The LE and front passenger illuminated vi- Roominess isn’t the only sim- Eco model leads the way with sor vanity mirrors. The XLE and SE ilarity to larger cars. Quietness is an EPA-estimated 40 mpg high- grades feature a leather-trimmed also a hallmark of the modern Co- way. As a testament to Toyota 3-spoke steering wheel with con- rolla. Its unibody, which makes ex- engineering, the Corolla LE Eco trols for audio, Multi-Information tensive use of high tensile-strength doesn’t compromise performance Display, Bluetooth hands-free steel, provides a rigid platform that or comfort with such an ex- phone, and voice command. forms a foundation for predictable pected exceptional fuel economy Part of the Corolla’s ongoing handling and a comfortable ride. number. success can be attributed to its An extensive array of measures The 2018 Corolla LE Eco is the wide appeal. The model line cov- helps to keep outside noises out. most powerful Corolla in the line, ers the gamut of tastes and needs as well, with a specially tuned 140 with the L, LE, LE Eco, XLE, SE, Efficiency‌ horsepower 1.8-liter four-cylin- and XSE grades. There’s a sporty, Corolla is a bona fide fuel der engine.

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