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COST OF LIVING CRIMINAL JUSTICE Better outlook for jail funding County may not have to borrow to pay for it

BARRY EBERLING [email protected] Napa County’s fi nancing plan for a proposed $128 million, 304-bed replacement jail along Highway 221 near Syar quarry no longer requires a multi-mil- lion-dollar loan. The county in 2017 contem- TIM CARL PHOTOGRAPHY plated taking out a $50 million The Napa Valley can seem an idyllic place to live, but it comes with high housing costs that squeeze household budgets, forcing many to do loan as part of a patchwork of without or move out of county. This drone phone shows housing in northeast Napa that abuts vineyards. funding sources. This potential loan amount shrank to $20 mil- lion in 2018 and $10 million in April. Now it’s disappeared. The Board of Supervisors last week reviewed the progress of Costly Napa housing can the jail replacement project. That included reviewing potential fi - nancing sources. “We’re in a privileged posi- tion to be able to get to this point be bad for your health without mortgaging the future,” Supervisor Alfredo Pedroza said. Supervisor Brad Wagenknecht Financial squeeze agreed. “That was the part that was adds stress to families scary to me and scary to other folks, because it had inter- forced to prioritize est, (which is) more than just a lost-opportunity cost,” Wagen- essentials kencht said. Still, Pedroza noted that the Editor’s note: This article is county is putting $43 million part of an occasional series that in general fund money toward takes a look at how Napa Coun- the jail. That’s money that the ty’s high housing costs aff ect local county could otherwise spend residents and workers. on programs for residents. Other funding sources in- COURTNEY TEAGUE clude a $23 million state grant, [email protected] $5.3 million from the sale of the Agustina Palafox has dreamed KELLY DOREN GRAPHIC county’s Water Street property of owning a modest house or COURTNEY TEAGUE, REGISTER in the Oxbow district, a $3.1 mil- mobile home for all of her life. Numerous cars parked on a residential street, in driveways or on lawns Some said the county’s high lion Kaiser donation and $8.8 Instead, the single mom of can indicate overcrowded housing. cost of housing has aff ected their million in tobacco master set- three from St. Helena said she mental health. Others report tlement agreement funds. spends many nights lying awake passed away two years ago, could thinks of the Napa Valley, the fi - sharing a bedroom with their One reason the county can in her two-bedroom unit, her take them places. nancial burden that Palafox faces family, being unable to feed their erase the loan is a continued in- back sore from her part-time “I feel really sad because I because of housing costs is not kids on some days, struggling to crease in anticipated excess Edu- housekeeping job at a local win- can’t provide this for them,” unusual here. manage other expenses such cational Revenue Augmentation ery, stressing about how she’ll Palafox said in Spanish, trans- As part of a collaboration with as medical care and leaving the Fund (ERAF) money. The county come up with $1,750 for her lated by Cristina Avina of Up- the University of Southern Cali- county altogether. could get $46 million over several monthly rent. Valley Family Centers, a family fornia’s Center for Health Jour- Nearly four in 10 Napa Val- years from this source for the jail. Palafox, 54, wishes that her in- resource center in northern Napa nalism, the Register has heard ley residents rent and half of ERAF is a complicated move come and work schedule allowed County. “I feel really stressed out from nearly 200 people who renters are housing-cost bur- made by the state during the her to take her kids — ages 9, 12 and pressured … because I’m a shared their stories by respond- dened, meaning they spend at early 1990s economic down- and 14 — on trips to Disneyland, dad and a mom.” ing to our questionnaire and least a third of their income on turn that shifted partial funding San Francisco or the Six Flags While rolling vineyards, and recording themselves at equip- rent, according to 2017 Census of schools to local governments. theme park in Vallejo. Her kids fi ne wines and dining come to ment posted at the UpValley say that they wish their dad, who mind when most of the world Family Centers offi ces. Please see HOUSING, Page A6 Please see JAIL, Page A2

RECREATION Users opine on proposed Skyline housing BARRY EBERLING Calvin Lee of Fairfi eld reacted Park property and leases it to [email protected] with surprise to the housing pro- Napa County, which has the Visitors to 850-acre Skyline posal. He came to Skyline Park nonprofi t Skyline Park Citizens Wilderness Park these days have on Labor Day and took his horse Association run the park. The a new possibility to contemplate through the obstacle course, state is trying to deal with the – homes someday being built on doing such things as having the housing crisis by making some 20 acres of the park’s fl atlands. horse step on a wooden platform, of its surplus lands available for The possible housing area prior to heading to the trails. aff ordable housing. has a horse arena, horse obsta- “This is the best place to ride,” Last week, the state released cle course, equestrian staging Lee said. “I come out here and a map of dozens of state-owned site and vacant space for events, ride quite a bit.” sites throughout California BARRY EBERLING, REGISTER among other things. It doesn’t He expressed hope the state that have potential for housing. Calvin Lee of Fairfi eld (foreground) and Tami Miles of Vacaville work their include the park’s oak-covered fi nds another place to put hous- Twenty acres of Skyline Park horses out at 850-acre Skyline Park. The 20 acres of Skyline with the hills with 25 miles of trails and ing. equestrian area appeared on a recent state map of potential aff ordable Lake Marie. California owns the Skyline Please see SKYLINE, Page A2 housing sites.

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Gun owners find new outlets in the midst of a weakened NRA

LISA MARIE PANE for Safety. Associated Press As the 2020 presi- Bob Mokos is a passion- dential campaign draws ate gun owner who on the closer, gun control groups surface would seem like a are seizing on the turmoil card-carrying National engulfing the NRA — as Rifle Association mem- well as recent high profile ber. shootings in Gilroy, Cal- The retired airline pilot ifornia; El Paso, Texas; has been shooting guns Dayton, Ohio, and this since he was a child. weekend’s in Odessa and The Vietnam veteran got Midland, Texas — to court more serious about fire- firearms owners in hopes arms as a civilian after one of persuading them that of his sisters was fatally there can be bipartisan shot during a mugging in solutions to gun violence Chicago. After the 9/11 that don’t infringe on terror attacks, he became their Second Amendment qualified to carry a gun in rights. the cockpit. Giffords’ group formed But Mokos has grown coalitions this year with so disillusioned with the gun owners in Colorado, NRA over the years that Minnesota and Texas in he has joined forces with outreach that manag- a rival organization — the ing director Robin Lloyd gun control group founded said was done expressly BARRY EBERLING, REGISTER by former Rep. Gabrielle to show that not all gun Calvin Lee of Fairfield and Tami Miles of Vacaville head toward 25 miles of the Skyline Park trails on Labor Day. The 20 acres Giffords. owners believe in the of park with the equestrian area where they are starting out from appeared on a recent state map as a potential site for “The more gun own- NRA. affordable housing. ers I contacted, the more “The fallacy that the I found out that every- NRA has perpetuated for “It would be better to have dates at least to the late of the fledgling group said at body is thinking the same so long is that you’re either Skyline it down further,” Theios said. 1960s, though it took some the time. thing: The NRA does not for the Second Amend- From A1 Marcy Davison on Labor time to make the proposal a In February, 1980, the speak for us,” said Mokos, ment or you’re for taking Day collected entry fees at reality. state and Napa County who was a founder of the away people’s guns,” Lloyd in the northwest section the park kiosk. She said the Assemblyman John Dun- signed on the dotted line. Minnesota Gun Owners told the AP. along Imola Avenue are in- 20-acre flat area is used lap, D-Napa, wrote in 1972 The 50-year agreement al- cluded. for large gatherings rang- in the Napa Register about lows the county to lease the The move doesn’t mean ing from a Native American his efforts to pass state leg- land for $100 annually. The for certain this corner of powwow to medieval re- islation that would create county from the start has let Skyline will someday have enactments by the Society Skyline Park. One idea was the Citizens Association run apartments, townhouses or for Creative Anachronisms for a 3,300-acre state park the park. houses. But it raises the pos- to horse events to scouting that would stretch across The park-to-be still sibility. events. the Napa-Solano county needed such touches as trail Napa Valley Register, 1615 Soscol Ave., Napa, CA 94559 John Theios and Sheri “We have a lot of commu- border, taking in such places work. Skyline Park opened to Main Switchboard (707) 226-3711 Hebbeln are Skyline Park nity use,” Davison said. as Lake Madigan, Lake Frey the public on April 15, 1983. Home delivery 1 (877) 433-5056 regulars. The married couple Andrew Brooks, president and Green Valley Falls. Napa County in recent Publisher: Davis Taylor (707) 256-2234 [email protected] Editor: Sean Scully (707) 256-2246 [email protected] has come there since about of the Skyline Park Citizens In subsequent years, the years has sought to buy the Directs all content editors for print and online. 2002 to hike the trails. Association, called the 20 Skyline Park proposal be- Skyline property from the City Editor: Kevin Courtney (707) 256-2217 [email protected] Directs news reporters They don’t use the part of acres “an essential part” of came an 850-acre regional state. Legislation by state Advertising Director: Norma Kostecka (707) 256-2228 nkostecka @napanews.com the park proposed for hous- park operations. park on state-owned lands Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, Editorial fax machine (707) 224-3963 Photo reprints napavalleyregister.com/photoreprint ing, Theios said. He’s more “We see the need for hous- leased by the county. Dun- allowing for negotiations Advertising Inquiries: (707) 256-2228 concerned about mining ing as much as anyone else,” lap worked to pass the legis- between the two parties is

For a full list of contacts visit napavalleyregister.com and click on operations adjacent to the Brooks said on Labor Day in a lation that made the lease a on the desk of Gov. Gavin Contact Us at the bottom of the page. park—Syar runs a quarry— phone interview. “Certainly possibility. Newsom. The business office and billing department are open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., affecting the park experi- housing is an important issue The Napa County Board of The legislation allows for closed on weekends. ence. in the county. But there are Supervisors debated in the the sale of all or part of the CIRCULATION Delivery by 6:30 a.m. Monday-Friday; “I’m all for having more lots of other good sites.” mid-1970s whether and how Skyline property to either 7:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday affordable housing,” Theios Brooks said he takes that the county should approach Napa County or the Napa For replacement of damaged or missing papers, please call 1 (877) 433-5056. said on Labor Day as the two state housing site map seri- running a park. That issue County Regional Park and For any questions, please call customer service at 707-256-2280 prepared to hike. ously. was resolved when citizens Open Space District by Jan. or visit napavalleyregister.com/services. But he’d rather see hous- “The good news is in the in 1979 formed the nonprofit 1, 2026. 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This is he said. time in the state that a group whether any future sale may change after introductory offer period. land that the Napa County Skyline Park has a long of citizens has offered to op- would include the 20 acres AUTO-RENEWAL, CANCELLATION, AND REFUND POLICY Board of Supervisors asked history in Napa County. The erate and maintain a park at that the state has identi- EZ Pay is a convenient electronic payment method that automatically renews your News+ Mem- bership service (your “membership”). If you register for EZ Pay payments, either credit card the state to set aside for af- idea of a park on surplus no expense to the taxpay- fied as a possible affordable or banking (ACH), your membership will continue for the length of the term you select on your fordable housing. Napa State Hospital lands ers,” Homer “Red” Williams housing site. plan. 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THERE WILL BE UP TO FIFTEEN (15) ADDITIONAL PREMIUM SECTIONS PUBLISHED THROUGHOUT THE CALENDAR bittersweet news as could YEAR THAT WILL BE CHARGED AT A RATE OF UP TO $5.00 EACH IN ADDITION TO YOUR MEMBER- possibly be.” SHIP RATE. THESE CHARGES WILL BE REFLECTED IN YOUR ACCOUNT AND MAY ACCELERATE THE DATE WHEN YOUR MEMBERSHIP RENEWS. The county might gain Membership rates are for carrier and mail delivery only. further jail funding flexibil- COURTESY OF NAPA COUNTY All memberships include unlimited digital access. To access these benefits, you must first provide your email address, register with napavalleyregister.com/services, and activate your account ity. The planned sales of its This rendering shows what the inside of the planned $128 million county jail could look like. online. To activate your digital account visit napavalleyregister.com/activate. Old Sonoma County Road Construction is to begin in the fall of 2020. Postmaster: Send change of address to: property for $7.5 million and Napa Valley Register, 1615 Soscol Ave., Napa, CA 94559. Calistoga fairgrounds for $7.1 tion costs a few months ago Construction is to begin million, 256-bed version. million could provide money were $8 million more than next year and the new jail The downtown jail would to replace other funding budgeted. That’s shrunk to is to open in 2022, a county have still been needed to sources, if the Board of Su- $1 million after design de- report said. provide at least some addi- pervisors so chooses. Both velopment. The county’s jail financing tional space. sales are in the 120-day due The county is looking for picture has changed dramat- The rise in excess ERAF diligence phase. additional value engineer- ically since 2016. That year, property tax money since “The money is not in the ing opportunities to close the county tried to pass the then is one reason the county bank yet,” Pedroza cau- the remaining gap, Deputy Measure Y quarter-cent is about to build a bigger, tioned. Public Works Director Juan sales tax to help pay for a jail. $128-million, 304-bed jail One possible jail financ- Arias said. Voters rejected it. with a 28-bed health unit. It ing change that supervisors Napa County plans to Measure Y called for a is doing so without a higher want to avoid is ballooning build the new jail to replace smaller jail than the county sales tax — and, as things costs. Anticipated construc- the downtown Napa jail. is now building — a $103 appear now, without a loan.

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DIGEST BAHAMAS | HURRICANE DORIAN US, Poland to work together on 5G tech WARSAW, Poland — The U.S. and Poland signed an agreement 5 deaths blamed on storm Monday to cooperate on new 5G shelter until the onslaught passed. Forecasters warned that Dorian “Our house is 15 feet up, and technology as concerns grow Prime minister says Officials said they received a could generate a storm surge as right now where that water is is about Chinese telecommuni- island ‘in the midst of “tremendous” number of calls high as 23 feet. about 8 feet. So we’re pretty con- cations giant Huawei. from people in flooded homes. A Meanwhile in the United cerned right now because we’re Vice President Mike Pence a historic tragedy’ radio station received more than States, the National Hurricane not at high tide,” said Mackey, and Polish Prime Minister Ma- 2,000 distress messages, includ- Center extended watches and who shared the video with The teusz Morawiecki signed the MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN ing reports of a 5-month-old baby warnings across the Florida and Associated Press. “Our garage deal in Warsaw, where Pence is AND DÁNICA COTO stranded on a roof and a grand- Georgia coasts. Forecasters ex- door has already come off. ... Once filling in for President Donald Associated Press mother with six grandchildren pected Dorian to stay off shore, we come out of it with our lives, Trump, who scrapped his trip NASSAU, Bahamas — Hurri- who cut a hole in a roof to escape but meteorologist Daniel Brown we’re happy.” at the last minute because of cane Dorian unleashed massive rising floodwaters. Other reports cautioned that “only a small de- On Sunday, Dorian churned Hurricane Dorian. flooding across the Bahamas on involved a group of eight children viation” could draw the storm’s over Abaco Island with battering The signing comes during a Monday, pummeling the islands and five adults stranded on a high- dangerous core toward land. winds and surf and heavy flood- global battle between the U.S. with so much wind and water that way and two storm shelters that By 5 p.m. EDT Monday, the ing. and Huawei, the world’s biggest authorities urged people to find flooded. storm’s top sustained winds fell Parliament member Darren maker of network infrastructure flotation devices and grab ham- The deaths in the Bahamas slightly to 145 mph. It was crawl- Henfield described the damage as equipment, over network secu- mers to break out of their attics came after a previous storm-re- ing along Grand Bahama Island “catastrophic” and said officials rity and fears of Chinese access. if necessary. At least five deaths lated fatality in Puerto Rico. At at 1 mph and then remained sta- did not have information on what Both countries pledged to en- were blamed on the storm. least 21 people were hurt in the tionary. happened on nearby cays. “We are dorse the principles developed “We are in the midst of a historic Bahamas and evacuated by heli- The water reached roofs and the in search-and-recovery mode. ... by cybersecurity officials from tragedy,” Prime Minister Hubert copters, the prime minster said. tops of palm trees. One woman Continue to pray for us.” dozens of countries at a summit Minnis said in announcing the fa- Police Chief Samuel Butler filmed water lapping at the stairs A spokesman for Bahamas in Prague this year to counter talities. He called the devastation urged people to remain calm and of her home’s second floor. Power and Light told ZNS that threats and ensure the safety of “unprecedented and extensive.” share their GPS coordinates, but he In Freeport, Dave Mackey re- there was a blackout in New Prov- the next generation of mobile The fearsome Category 4 storm said rescue crews had to wait until corded video showing water and idence, the archipelago’s most networks. slowed almost to a standstill as it weather conditions improved. floating debris surging around his populous island. He said the com- Pence, speaking at a news shredded roofs, hurled cars and “We simply cannot get to you,” house as the wind shrieked out- pany’s office in Abaco island was conference with Polish Pres- forced even rescue crews to take he told Bahamas radio station ZNS. side. flattened. ident Andrzej Duda, said he hoped the declaration would set a “vital example for the rest of Europe on the broader ques- tion of 5G.” Taliban claims fatal Kabul attack KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban claimed responsibility for a large explosion in the Af- ghan capital Monday night, just hours after a U.S. envoy briefed the Afghan government on an agreement “in principle” with the insurgent group that would see 5,000 U.S. troops leave the country within five months. Interior Ministry spokesman Nasrat Rahmi said at least five civilians were killed and around 50 wounded, but said the toll could still rise because a number of homes were destroyed. Earlier on Monday, U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad showed a draft deal to the Afghan president af- ter declaring that they are “at the threshold of an agreement” following the end of the ninth round of U.S.-Taliban talks in Qatar. The agreement still needs President Donald Trump’s ap- proval.

BRIEFLY PAUL SANCYA, ASSOCIATED PRESS TEXAS SHOOTING: The gunman in a spate of violence after a rou- WORKERS ACROSS US MARK LABOR DAY WITH PARADES, PROTESTS tine traffic stop in West Texas United Auto Workers members were among those participating in the Labor Day parade Monday in Detroit. UAW president Gary Jones walked part had just been fired from his job of the parade route, just days after FBI agents searched his home while a small group of protesting union members called for his resignation. Agents and called both police and the searched Jones’ suburban Detroit home Wednesday in relation to a corruption investigation of union officials and Fiat Chrysler ecutives.ex About 20 FBI before the shooting began, marchers hoisted signs with messages such as “Reform the UAW!” authorities said Monday. Au- thorities said Seth Aaron Ator, 36, killed seven people and in- jured at least 22 others Saturday before officers killed him outside a busy movie theater in Odessa. At least 8 killed in dive boat fire HONG KONG: Clad in gas masks along with their formal white off Santa Cruz Island, part of a to escape and were dressed only about 20 yards off the northern school uniforms, tens of thou- Coast Guard says chain of rugged wind-swept isles in their underwear. They told the coast of Santa Cruz Island, when sands of students in Hong Kong crew of five escaped; that form Channel Islands Na- couple they fled when a fire grew the fire ignited. She said the vessel boycotted the first day of classes tional Park in the Pacific Ocean out of control. sank in 64 feet of water. Monday as part of a citywide 25 passengers missing west of Los Angeles. “When we looked out, the other The Conception, based in Santa strike following a violent week- The Coast Guard said the ves- boat was totally engulfed in flames, Barbara Harbor on the mainland, end of demonstrations. STEFANIE DAZIO sel was believed to have carried 38 from stem to stern,” Hansen said, was on the final day of a Labor Day Associated Press people, including the five crew, estimating it was no more than weekend cruise to the Channel PARADE CANCELED: Authori- SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — A and it’s not immediately clear how 100 yards from his craft. “I could Islands when the fire erupted. It ties canceled a New Jersey La- fire raged through a boat carrying the fire started. see the fire coming through holes was scheduled to return at 5 p.m. bor Day parade that the gov- recreational scuba divers anchored “The crew was actually already on the side of the boat. There were Monday. ernor was supposed to attend near an island off the Southern awake and on the bridge and they these explosions every few beats. “At 3:15 this morning the Coast Monday because “destructive California coast early Monday, jumped off,” Coast Guard Capt. You can’t prepare yourself for that. Guard overheard a mayday call. devices” were found near the leaving at least eight people dead Monica Rochester said. Two suf- It was horrendous. The call was garbled, it was not parade route. Thomas Kaiser, 55, and more than two dozen missing fered minor injuries, Coast Guard “The fire was too big, there was that clear, but we were able to get of South Plainfield, was charged after the gutted vessel sank. Petty Officer Mark Barney said. absolutely nothing we could do,” some information out of it to send with two counts of possession of The five-member crew escaped Authorities said the crew mem- he added. vessels on scene,” Barney said. a destructive device for an un- by jumping off the boat. Rescuers bers were rescued by a good Sa- Hansen said he and his wife gave Rochester said that call indi- lawful purpose, with additional descended on the scene but after maritan vessel called The Grape the crew clothes and two of them cated the boat was already fully charges expected, Middlesex hours of searching the water and Escape. went back toward the Conception ablaze. County prosecutors and local shore none of the 33 passengers The Grape Escape’s owners, looking for survivors. Asked at a The Conception was chartered police said. had been found alive. The four Bob and Shirley Hansen, told The news conference if the crew tried by Worldwide Diving Adventures, bodies recovered within hours New York Times they were asleep to help others aboard, Rochester which says on its website that it GREECE: About 1,500 asy- all had injuries consistent with when they heard pounding on the told reporters, “I don’t have any has been taking divers on such lum-seekers were transported drowning, said Coast Guard Lt. side of their 60-foot fishing ves- additional information.” expeditions since the 1970s. It from Greece’s eastern Aegean Cmdr. Matthew Kroll. sel about 3:30 a.m. and discovered Rochester said the 75-foot was owned and operated by Truth island of Lesbos to the mainland The fire broke out aboard the the frightened crew members. commercial scuba diving vessel Aquatics, a Santa Barbara-based Monday as part of government vessel Conception around 3 a.m. They had used an inflatable boat was anchored in Platts Harbor, company founded in 1974. efforts to tackle massive over- crowding in refugee camps and a recent spike in the number of people arriving from the nearby Turkish coast. Iran demands new terms from Europe for nuke pact SOUTH AFRICA: Looting and NASSER KARIMI deal have curbed Iran’s oil exports Rabiei described Iran’s strategy semi-official Tasnim news agency violence spread across several Associated Press and sent its economy into freefall. to journalists at Monday’s press reported. neighborhoods in South Af- TEHRAN, Iran — Iran will “take In response, Iran has surpassed conference in Tehran as “com- In exchange, Iran would halt rica’s major cities of Pretoria a strong step” away from its 2015 limits on nuclear enrichment set mitment for commitment.” steps it’s taken to break away from and Johannesburg on Monday, nuclear deal with world powers if out in the accord in a bid to pres- “Iran’s oil should be bought and the deal and return to full compli- after a spate of overnight at- Europe cannot offer the country sure Europe to find a way around its money should be accessible to ance, lawmaker Ali Motahari was tacks that appeared to target new terms by a deadline at the end the U.S. sanctions. return to Iran,” Rabiei said. “This quoted as saying. foreign-owned shops. of this week, a government spokes- Iranian Foreign Minister Mo- is the agenda of our talks.” Negotiations continued as just man said Monday as top Iranian hammad Javad Zarif was in Mos- It’s unclear what the terms of last week the International Atomic GUATEMALA: Former Guatema- diplomats traveled to France and cow, while his deputy traveled to negotiation are. In theory, any- Energy Agency confirmed that lan first lady and presidential Russia for last-minute talks. Paris with a team of economists one caught buying Iranian crude Iran’s stockpile of low-enriched runner-up Sandra Torres was The comments from Ali Rabiei Monday in a renewed diplomatic oil would be subject to U.S. sanc- uranium still exceeds the amount arrested Monday on charges of reinforced the Friday deadline Iran push. tions and potentially locked out allowed by the so-called Joint campaign finance violations, set for Europe to offer it a way to The developments come after of the American financial market. Comprehensive Plan of Action, the latest high-profile political sell its crude oil on the global French President Emmanuel Ma- An Iranian lawmaker on Sun- or JCPOA as the deal is known. figure to face allegations of mal- market. Crushing U.S. sanctions cron surprised the Group of Seven day said France has proposed a $15 The U.N. agency also said Iran feasance. imposed after President Donald summit in France by inviting Zarif billion credit line in three phases continues to enrich uranium up M 1 — Associated Press Trump withdrew the U.S. from the last week. to pre-purchase Iranian oil, the to 4.5%, above the 3.67% allowed. A4 | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 NAPA VALLEY REGISTER BUSINESS FOCUS

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Brand-name BIZ BUZZ Bank of Marin recycling. drug prices rising At each shred event, attendees names Payan as were also able to make voluntary donations to local nonprofits on- at slower pace, market manager site. Info: redwoodcu.org Cheryl Payan, formerly a re- lower amounts lationship manager at the Bank LINDA A. JOHNSON AND of Marin Napa Redwood office, Ortega named GM NICKY FORSTER has been named Associated Press market manager at Dr. Wilkinson’s TRENTON, N.J. — Drug compa- for Napa County Hot Springs Resort nies are still raising prices for brand- at Bank of Marin. name prescription medicines, just Payan became Kokua Hospitality, LLC, an not as often or by as much as they part of the Bank independent hotel management used to, according to an Associated of Marin team company based in San Francisco, Press analysis. with the acqui- announced the appointment of After years of frequent list price sition of Bank of Jose Ortega as general manager Payan SUBMITTED PHOTO hikes, many drugmakers are show- Napa in 2017, said at Dr. Wilkinson’s Hot Springs ing some restraint, according to the a news release. Redwood Credit Union employee volunteers at one of RCU’s free Shred- Resort at 1507 analysis of drug prices provided by She has more than 20 years of a-Thons. Lincoln Ave. in health information firm Elsevier. banking experience, with a focus Calistoga. In the first seven months of 2019, on customer service and improv- old financial records and other Trucks from Shred-IT were Ortega started drugmakers raised list prices for ing the client experience. paperwork at Redwood Credit on-site at the events to help the his career in hos- brand-name prescription medicines Info: bankofmarin.com Union’s (RCU’s) free annual communities safely dispose of pitality as a front by a median of 5%. That’s down from Shred-a-Thons held over the and recycle 150,550 pounds of desk agent and about 9% or 10% over those months summer. documents, said a news release. spent the next the prior four years, the AP found. RCU’s shred event More than $10,000 was raised Additionally, Conservation few years work- Ortega From January through July this year, through the events to support Corps of the North Bay col- ing his way up to there were 4,483 price hikes, down raises more than SchoolsRule Marin, Puertas lected more than 18,220 pounds rooms division manager at Car- 36% from that stretch in 2015. $10,000 for charity Abiertas Community Resource of e-waste on site at the Marin, mel Mission Inn in Monterey. Several large manufacturers Center in Napa, Redwood Empire Sonoma and Mendocino events, Ortega is currently working skipped their usual mid-year in- More than 3,600 residents Food Bank in Sonoma County including old TVs, printers, toward completing a bachelor’s creases, noted Elsevier drug pricing in Napa, Marin, Sonoma and and the Humane Society of In- monitors, computers and other degree in hospitality manage- expert Kay Morgan. Those include Mendocino counties shredded land Mendocino County. personal electronics for secure ment. industry titans taking heat for high prices, including Pfizer, Novar- tis, Amgen, AbbVie and Johnson & Johnson. For years, they and many other drugmakers raised list prices on brand-name medicines up to three times annually, sometimes 10% or more each time. Now, companies are taking more of their increases in January, reaping the extra revenue all year and forgoing early summer hikes. Still, there were 37 price hikes for every decrease in the first seven months of 2019. The industry’s restraint comes as lawmakers of both parties in Con- gress and the Trump administration are advancing measures to try to curb costs, a concerted effort not seen in Washington for years. Meanwhile, many states are trying to limit drug price increases or to allow residents to buy drugs at lower prices from pharmacies in Canada. “This rhetoric around drug prices may be starting to bend the curve, but we’re not getting to the point of actual decreases in the total cost of drugs,” just a slowing of in- creases, said Adrienne E. Faerber, who teaches health economics at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice. “Very few drug prices go down.” The AP analyzed 32,795 U.S. list price changes for brand-name pre- MEG KINNARD. ASSOCIATED PRESS scription drugs from Jan. 1 through Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren speaks at Reid Chapel AME Church in Columbia, S.C. “I grew up in a family that didn’t have July 31 in the years 2015 through 2019, much,” Warren said from the church pulpit, according to reports, “but I always grew up with a dream.” focusing on each year’s first seven months because of the seasonality of price changes. For most drugs, the figures include multiple prod- ucts: different dosages, package sizes and formats such as pills, liquids and injectable drugs. 2020 Democrats see Manufacturers set list prices, and say they need to keep raising prices to fund research on future medicines. What patients pay varies. Many peo- ple with health insurance pay a flat price far below the list price, but those with high-deductible insur- opening on economy ance plans and certain seniors on Medicare can pay much more, some- JULIE PACE approve of Trump’s handling of serves for what he is doing to this rise in consumer and corporate times the entire list price or a sizeable Associated Press the economy than his overall job economy,” said Beto O’Rourke, a debt was imperiling the longest percentage of it. PROLE, Iowa — Joe Biden re- performance. presidential contender and for- expansion in U.S. history. The latest data show no sign of the cently assailed President Donald “If there is a recession and mer Texas congressman. “He’ll “Whether it’s this year or next massive price cuts President Donald Trump’s trade war with China, the economy is doing worse, not try to blame every other person. year, the odds of another eco- Trump predicted in May 2018. accusing him of squandering better, than when Donald Trump The blame rests with Donald nomic downturn are high — and The monthly Consumer Price a strong economy and putting started, it is hard to see how the Trump. Now it’s incumbent on growing,” Warren wrote. Index does show that average drug Americans’ financial security at majority of the American peo- all of us to call this out.” Biden in particular appeared prices people pay declined 2% from risk. ple, even those who have looked For months, the strong Amer- to shift close to Warren’s warn- June 2018 to June 2019. But that’s But he was quick to add that the other way on so many of his ican economy has posed compli- ings this week, as analysts said because 90% of prescriptions filled he was not hoping for the worst. indiscretions, will decide to give cations for Democrats trying to that a slowdown, if not a full- in the U.S. are for generics, whose “I never wish for a recession. him a shot at another four years,” unseat Trump. Although Trump blown recession, could hit be- prices have been declining amid Period,” the former vice pres- said Jennifer Psaki, a former inherited an economy on the rise fore next year’s election. During pressure from big drug distributors. ident and current Democratic White House and campaign ad- from his predecessor, Barack a two-day campaign swing That trend obscured price increases presidential candidate told re- viser to President Barack Obama. Obama, gains have indisputably through Iowa, Biden reminded for the 10% of prescriptions filled porters in Prole, Iowa. Trump’s advisers privately continued under his watch. Un- voters that the Obama adminis- with the more expensive brand- Biden’s comments highlight have the same concern, partic- employment is near a 50-year tration handed Trump a strong name drugs. the delicate balance for Demo- ularly given that the president’s low at 3.7%. Consumer and busi- economy that could quickly Many of this year’s brand name crats as the U.S. economy flashes path to victory is already nar- ness confidence has been strong, come undone. price increases were under 5%, and recession warning signs. In town row. Well aware that a sitting fueling record highs on Wall “Donald Trump inherited some drugmakers haven’t raised halls and speeches across the president almost always gets Street, even though the most re- a growing economy from the prices for over a year. country this week, candidates the credit or the blame for the cent signs show that consumer Obama-Biden administration, But several doubled prices — and leveled blame on Trump, argu- state of the American economy, confidence could be ebbing. just like he inherited everything some went for more. ing that his aggressive and un- Trump and his team have tried Rather than trying to undercut in his life. And now he’s squan- Ajinomoto’s Cambrooke Ther- predictable tariff policies were to point the finger elsewhere, those markers or predict doom dered it, just like he’s squandered apeutics business hiked prices by prompting gloomy economic namely in the direction of Fed- ahead, most Democratic can- everything he inherited in his 3,083% for five nutritional sup- forecasts. Yet they also strained eral Reserve Chairman Jerome didates have focused on eco- life,” said Biden, making sure to plements needed by people with to avoid the appearance of cheer- Powell, accusing him of slowing nomic inequalities, arguing that remind voters of his own role in certain genetic conditions. A com- ing for a downturn that would growth by not lowering interest the wealthy were reaping the revitalizing the economy during pany spokeswoman declined to inflict financial pain on millions rates. benefits far more than middle- the last administration. comment. of Americans, but potentially “Our Federal Reserve does not and working-class Americans. Other Democrats were more Stacie B. Dusetzina, a drug price help their party’s political for- allow us to do what we must do. In particular, Candidates have cautious, particularly about expert and assistant professor of tunes in 2020. They put us at a disadvantage hammered Trump’s 2018 tax leaving the impression that the health policy at Vanderbilt Univer- For more than two years, the against our competition,” Trump law, which gave large-scale tax party sees a political benefit from sity, thinks drugmakers may be try- combination of solid growth, said recently on Twitter. cuts to the rich and corporations an economic decline. ing to give Trump a political win by low unemployment and a rising Shifting blame to others has and more moderate benefits to “I just think it’s very import- taking fewer increases and limiting stock market has been a bulwark been a frequent tactic for Trump, the middle class. And they’ve ant that we be clear as a party them to their biggest moneymakers. for Trump, helping him maintain even to those within his own ad- slammed the tariffs for burden- that we don’t want a recession,” Dusetzina said some drugmak- the support of many indepen- ministration. (Trump nominated ing farmers across the heartland. said John Delaney, the former ers may be making up for that by dents and moderate Republicans Powell as Fed chair last year.) One exception has been Mas- Maryland congressman who is launching their new drugs at higher who are turned off by his incen- Some Democrats said he sachusetts Sen. Elizabeth War- mired at the bottom of the pack list prices. diary statements and pugnacious shouldn’t get away with it this ren, who has openly warned in the crowded Democratic pri- “I think everybody’s just gotten personality. According to a new time. about the prospect of another mary field. “I don’t want any- caught up on how to play” the game, Associated Press-NORC poll, a “Do not allow him to escape economic decline. In July, she thing to happen, even if it’s good M she said. higher percentage of Americans the accountability that he de- wrote an essay predicting that a politics, if it hurts workers.” 1 NAPA VALLEY REGISTER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 | A5 OPINION&LETTERS

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COMMENTARY End in sight COMMENTARY for perilous Call this youth crisis what pesticide it is: A Juuling epidemic t seemed almost like Gov. Trump’s administration time lmost daily, educators Gavin Newsom was chan- to resist the move, as federal across the country tell me I neling President Trump — in authorities have done for more A that at least half of their reverse — the other day, when than a decade. students use electronic ciga- his administration unilaterally They do this despite an order rettes, mainly the Juul brand. ordered farmers in this, the from the federal Ninth Circuit Many of these young people show nation’s most productive ag- Court of Appeals, where an clear signs of addiction. They are ricultural state, 11-member en banc panel ruled agitated, emotional and unable to to stop using a last August that chlorpyrifos sit through an entire class period. pesticide often must go. They often need to leave class to deployed on 60 Newsom, however, does not “take a puff.” different crops, intend to leave farmers without BONNIE National data a reliable pesticide. His May HALPERN- including some FELSHER about the perva- of California’s budget proposal included $5.7 siveness of e-cig- THOMAS most prolific. million for additional research arettes show that ELIAS For certain, and technical assistance to get it increased nearly 80 percent it’s high time new products on the market. among high school students from STEVEN SENNE someone acted to Pesticide regulators will 2017 to 2018. One in 5 report cur- FILE—In this Tuesday, April 10, 2018 photo, a high school principal take the controversial chemical also help stage seminars to rently vaping. displays vaping devices that were confiscated from students at the school chlorpyrifos out of use before it encourage use of biologically But the vaping habit can start in Massachusetts. On Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2019, the Vapor Technology can harm anyone else. Because integrated pest management even earlier. Use among middle Association filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government to delay a review it will take two years to become on more California farms. This school students increased by of electronic cigarettes. final, Newsom’s action is not effort could prove similar to almost 50 percent over the same quite as immediate as some what CalTrans did in the early time period, with 1 in 20 stu- chemicals found in e-cigarettes targeting youth, but its actions might like, but it’s the most 1990s, when the thousands of dents reporting they had recently and the flavors used in them are say otherwise. During recent California has ever done to get California pepper trees planted vaped. harmful and can result in heart congressional hearings on Juul’s rid of this poison. along freeways were imperiled Given that Juul Labs control and lung disease and be poison- role in the youth vaping and The product, made by Dow- by an insect called the pepper about 70 percent of the e-ciga- ous, among other health conse- nicotine epidemic, the compa- DuPont Inc., whose compo- psyllid. The highway depart- rette market, allow me to borrow quences. The products are so new ny’s “prevention and education nent Dow Chemical Co. once ment imported millions of tiny slang popular with teens and the long-term consequences are efforts” were shown to be an at- produced the infamous chem- insects from Peru that were call this youth crisis what it is: A unknown, a fact the CEO of Juul tempt to mislead and encourage ical weapon napalm, is not known to feast on psyllids but Juuling epidemic. Labs has admitted. youth to use its products. your ordinary pest killer. It’s do other harm, and today there Vaping proponents would have Vaping proponents also argue Another concern is Juul’s an organophosphate concoc- is no more psyllid threat. you believe that e-cigarette use that the flavors in e-cigarettes recent hiring of Dr. Mark Ru- tion chemically similar to and This demonstrates that among youth is responsible for play a role in helping adults binstein, an adolescent-med- based upon the nerve gas Zyk- while some farmers moan fewer of them smoking tradi- switch from traditional ciga- icine physician and prominent lon B used by Nazi Germany to that “We’re trying to protect tional cigarettes. This is simply rettes to e-cigarettes. However, nicotine researcher I trained in execute 6 million Jews and 8 ourselves from deadly (plant) not the case. studies have repeatedly shown tobacco control research. Rubin- million other victims in its no- diseases and we keep losing Statistics show significant de- that young people use e-ciga- stein is known for his work on the torious World War II-era death tools,” creative natural solu- clines in conventional cigarette use rettes because of the flavors. If dangers nicotine poses to the ad- camps. tions often exist. Farmers can among youth from 1996 to 2016. flavors didn’t exist, they say they olescent brain. Juul publicly says The chemical can control a also fight insects with botan- But e-cigarettes weren’t sold in the wouldn’t vape. it hired Rubinstein to enhance its wide range of insects on crops ically-sourced pesticides like U.S. until 2007, and Juul entered Many of the more than 15,000 youth-vaping prevention efforts. as varied as grapes, almonds, cinnamon oil and garlic oil, and the U.S. market in 2015 as part of unique e-cigarette flavors have But given Juul’s history of de- oranges, walnuts, apples, pears some have already switched to another company before becoming silly names, such as Honey Doo ceptive marketing practices and and other fruits, nuts and veg- another family of insecticides independent in 2017. The dramatic Doo, Booger Sugar and Barney educational efforts that promote etables grown in many parts of called neonicitinoids. One increase in youth vaping began that Pebbles — names that aren’t rather than deter use, many in California. problem with that family: It same year. exactly aimed at an adult audi- the research community are But it also harms brain de- can threaten bees, even though The e-cigarette industry has ence. Kids are also attracted to skeptical. Rubinstein, a specialist velopment, especially memory it’s easier on people. created this vaping epidemic the mint and menthol flavors, on the effects of nicotine in ad- and quick thinking, in babies There are already signs that among the young. It actively long thought to be the purview of olescents, is now working in an and small children, plus it has most farmers realize their era markets dangerous nicotine adults. industry he recently took to task. caused severe headaches and of using chlorpyrifos is nearly delivery devices to adolescents Cities and localities in Cal- His joining Juul is very surprising, fainting among farm workers in over. Its use is down about 50 while trying to confuse the reality ifornia and at least five other disappointing and troubling. fields where it has been sprayed percent in California since surrounding the use of these nic- states have restricted the sale E-cigarette companies seem and adjacent areas. Said Jared 2005, to just under 1 million otine products. of flavored tobacco products. In to be following in the dishonest Blumenfeld, California Envi- pounds in 2016 and even less The increase in e-cigarette use addition, the Food and Drug Ad- path of traditional cigarette com- ronmental Protection Agency today, state figures show. among young people has also ministration and states includ- panies by employing marketing chief, “This was first put on the Farmers who refuse to see been largely attributed to the ing California and Hawaii have that doesn’t accurately reflect the market in 1965, so it’s been on this handwriting on the wall, youth-oriented flavors, misper- proposed statewide regulation harm vaping can do. (Recently the the shelf a long time and is well especially after Newsom’s ceptions about nicotine levels to eliminate the sale of flavored FDA announced it was investigat- past its sell-by date.” move, could be left struggling and risk and the patented and cigars and flavored tobacco used ing 127 reports of seizures or other No one knows how widely to find a substitute when the unique salt-based nicotine. in e-cigarettes and for hookah neurological symptoms possibly the pesticide is spread by actual ban arrives in 2021. E-cigarettes are the entry point smoking. Unfortunately, mint related to using e-cigarettes.) winds and the force of spray- They’re better off if they act for adolescent tobacco use. The and menthol are often exempted The youth e-cigarette move- ers. now, getting ahead of the game overwhelming majority of youth from these policies. ment needs to be stopped. Doing The Newsom administra- and maybe even making hay by who use e-cigarettes have never Juul continues to argue that so will require a complicated tion’s action, a move taken di- advertising their use of safer smoked conventional cigarettes its products are aimed at helping multistep process that should rectly by the state Department food-saving products. or used other forms of tobacco. adults quit smoking. If executives start with the FDA, states and of Pesticide Regulation and not As their need for nicotine in- at Juul, or any other e-cigarette local agencies enforcing strict by the governor himself, came Thomas D. Elias writes the creases, they are likely to incor- company, truly viewed their policies that cut back on nicotine after Hawaii banned the sub- syndicated California Focus porate conventional cigarettes products as “tobacco cessation levels allowed in vaping pods, stance last year and New York column. He is author of the book, into their routine. aids,” they would try to help the eliminate the sale of all e-ciga- legislators passed a law against “The Burzynski Breakthrough: Nicotine is highly addictive. user withdraw from nicotine by rette flavors and ban marketing it. But the two-year process The Most Promising Cancer Each Juul pod, which contains offering pods with increasingly to youth. needed for the order to be- Treatment and the Government’s the nicotine liquid that is aero- lower nicotine levels, which could come final will give President Campaign to Squelch It.” solized and inhaled, has the same help them taper off use. No such Bonnie Halpern-Felsher is a amount of nicotine as is found products are offered. They also professor of pediatrics at Stanford JOIN THE DISCUSSION in one to two packs of cigarettes. would apply to the FDA to obtain University and founder and And the changes occurring in the authorization to sell their prod- executive director of the Tobacco Want to see and discuss the latest editorials, cartoons, letters and still-developing brains of youth ucts as a cessation device, rather Prevention Toolkit, an online commentaries from the Napa Valley Register and its related papers? make them especially susceptible than as a tobacco product. No curriculum that educates youth Join us on Facebook today: Napa Valley Register Opinions and to addiction. such action has occurred. about tobacco products. She wrote Editorials, facebook.com/NVROpEd/ Research also shows that the Juul also claims that it is not this for the Los Angeles Times. 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SEAN SCULLY PHOTOS, REGISTER Leslie Mullowney feeds the chickens at the Napa home she and her family rent. Housing From A1 estimates. Almost 40 million American families were cost bur- dened in 2015, according to re- search from Harvard’s Joint Cen- ter for Housing Studies. Nearly a third of Napa County homeowners with a mortgage pay at least $3,000 per month, Census estimates show. The stress of finding and hold- ing on to housing in the county’s tight market can be detrimental to mental and physical health, say staff of local community nonprof- its. Putting home above health Heads of households are par- ticularly prone to housing-related stress, said Jenny Ocon, executive director of UpValley Family Cen- ters. When so much of a family’s income goes toward housing, she Agustina Palafox at the UpValley Family Centers office in St. Helena. said it can keep them from meet- ing other basic needs. “Men are supposed to suck it California, the marketplace that Housing Manager Lark Ferrell said including her 2-year-old, was Low-income people who strug- up,” she said. “You’re not sup- allows Californians to buy insur- in an email. stressful. At one point, she sought gle to pay rent or utilities were less posed to complain.” ance under the federal Affordable counseling to alleviate her stress. likely to have a regular source of For some patients, timing is the Care Act of 2014. ‘Drowning’ to stay Singh’s family currently has no medical care, and were more likely reason they don’t get help. Hous- The local specialist Maria’s dad in Napa plans to move and wants to stay to postpone treatment and rely on ing is pricey, wages aren’t increas- originally saw was too expensive. in Napa. hospital emergency rooms, ac- ing and people are just trying to Her family was already living pay- The neediest renters may spend It’s a “small community where cording to a 2005 study by Joseph survive, Olmos said. Taking time check to paycheck. a higher proportion of their in- everyone’s really close and sup- Harkness and Sandra J. Newman. off work may not be an option. They found a less expensive come on housing, according to a portive, and they see you,” she For Palafox, the stress she faces Olmos said housing has been doctor at a hospital in Sacra- 2019 analysis by Harvard’s Joint said. “It’s nice to be seen not just is so intense that she said she’d a source of stress and anxiety for mento, but Maria said the costs Center for Housing Studies, but when you’re at your best … but like to return to therapy, which her patients, and it can be one of of visiting her dad for the two housing-related stress can man- when you’re struggling too.” she first started after her hus- the major stressors that exacer- or three months he stayed there ifest itself in other ways. Still, she doesn’t think they’d be band’s death. She stopped going bate an existing mental illness. added up. They cut back on cer- Even if someone spends enough able to stay in Napa if they needed after her counselor passed away, She said she’s known patients tain groceries, such as meat. money to get the home that they to move out. Much of her family’s too, and now she says it’s a matter who were given a notice to leave And then there was the rent. want, they may pass on other ex- income goes toward student loans of finding the money and time to their homes during remodeling “We can’t say, ‘Oh, can you guys penses, such as healthy food or and child care. take off work. and slept in their cars. Residents wait this month?’,” Maria said. doctor visits, to affordtheir mort- That’s also the case for Leslie Palafox expects her financial of low-income housing face much Maria and her mother worked gage, said Bongiovi of OLE Health. Mullowney of Napa, a mom of predicament to worsen later this anxiety about renewing their extra hours to compensate, she Stress can stem from living in kids aged 2 and 4, who faces about year, when her monthly rent will housing situation, and others said. They were tired and stressed. a neighborhood without green $100,000 in student loans. She increase by $100. worry about where they will turn spaces or facing a long commute. and her husband, who is self-em- She’s considered moving to a if they have to leave their home. Needy residents have Not having the means to afford ployed, pay $1,800 per month in place with a lower cost of living, It’s not just adults who face limited options housing in a desired neighbor- pre-school and child care costs but Palafox said she stays in St. anxiety over the tight housing hood that can affect stress too, and $3,000 per month for their Helena because of her kids — it’s market, said Olmos, who has pro- The Census Bureau estimated she said. three-bedroom home. a peaceful, safe community with vided counseling services to local that in 2017, the median cost of That was the case for Napa Her family’s expenses are so good schools. schools. Kids might worry about rent for Napa County households native Danielle Jones, 40, who great that she’s hesitated to bring “With the little bit of work that losing friends if they have to move was $1,541. left her hometown of Napa for herself or her youngest child to the I have, it’s really hard,” she said. somewhere that is cheaper, or not Napa County’s median home Fairfield after she and her hus- doctor for non-emergency situ- Patients at OLE Health, Napa being able to afford soccer lessons value is $670,000, according to band realized they could live in a ations at least three times in the County’s second-largest health or ice cream if their parents are a June 2019 report by real estate bigger home and save up to $700 past year to avoid a $75 copay. care provider that serves many pregnant. website Zillow.com. The city of per month in housing costs there. “We’re drowning,” she said. “It low-income and immigrant pa- “I’ve seen the shift where fam- Napa came in at $660,000, while Jones, who homeschools her four sucks all the time.” tients, often cite housing as a ilies, they’re moving out of the American Canyon had the most children, said affording life in Mullowney recently returned concern, said Jamie Bongiovi, county,” she said. affordable median home value at Napa on her husband’s salary to the workforce after losing her OLE Health’s behavioral health $548,500. St. Helena’s median alone became too much. Jones marketing job at a winery as a re- director. Making rent: home value was the highest at $1.4 and her husband, who is also from sult of the 2017 North Bay wild- Stress about paying rent or a ‘It’s stressful’ million, according to Zillow. Napa, pray that they can one day fires. At the time, she was on ma- mortgage can turn into hope- afford to return and buy a home. ternity leave after giving birth to lessness, which can spiral into Upvalley resident Maria, 27, re- In 2015, the average monthly “Sometimes I ask myself if I’m her second child. depression. It causes a chemi- lies on her parents as an emotional rent in California was $1,240, crazy,” she said. Mullowney said she developed cal change in the body that can support network when the stress which was 50 percent higher than When Jones thinks about her post-partum depression and was worsen chronic conditions such and anxiety over housing get to be the national average of $840 per hometown, she feels conflicted. seeing a therapist regularly until as pain, diabetes, heart disease too much. The three of them typ- month, according to a report from She said she’s happy to see it she lost her employer’s insurance and fibromyalgia, Bongiovi said. ically work two jobs each to afford the California Legislative Ana- thrive, but “it just seems that it and switched to a Covered Cali- Housing and health are so the three-bedroom, low-income lyst’s Office. The average Cali- doesn’t necessarily have a place fornia plan around the time her closely connected that Bongiovi unit they rent for $1,600 in north- fornia home cost $440,000 at for us.” daughter was 5 months old. She said OLE Health asks all incom- ern Napa County. that time, which was two-and- Fourth-generation Napa resi- said she’s been on the same med- ing patients about their current The Register has agreed not a-half times the national average dent Kim Ilsley, 30, who was in- ication since and hasn’t been to housing situation and whether to identify Maria’s real name, or of $180,000. terviewed weeks before her wed- any therapy sessions. they are worried about losing their places of employment and resi- In Napa County, those looking ding, said she felt anxiety about Mullowney went back to work housing. dency because her family has not for subsidized housing have lim- how to navigate the next step in in part to get better benefits be- It’s not unusual for staff to hear disclosed all of its sources of in- ited options. her life — she and her partner cause she’s unhappy with the care stories like that of one patient, a come to its low-income housing Section 8 of the Fair Housing want kids soon, but don’t want to she’s received through Covered single parent working full-time provider. Act of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 bring children into a home with California. She said she’s already and overtime, who lost their Maria said her family has sought established the federal housing roommates or substandard living texted her old therapist about the housing for a reason that they cheaper housing, but couldn’t find voucher program to assist low-in- conditions. possibility of returning after she’s had no control over, Bongiovi anything. come, elderly and disabled renters “There’s part of me that so eligible for insurance through her said. The parent slept on friends’ They don’t want to leave their with finding housing. deeply wants to stay in Napa and new job. couches while their kids stayed home. It’s safe, Maria said, and it’s Napa County’s Section 8 list, to be part of the amazing culture The past couple of years have elsewhere, and eventually became the place she’s called home for the which is maintained by the city and community that we have here. been tough for Mullowney and her very depressed and had thoughts past 15 years, since she moved to of Napa’s Housing Division, has This is my home,” Ilsley said. “But husband, she said. They’re con- of not wanting to live. the Napa Valley from Mexico. been closed since March 2013. I don’t want to break my back and sidering buying a home, though Others with mental health Her family doesn’t spend as Napa isn’t alone in this — places kill myself financially to live in Mullowney said he wants her to struggles may avoid seeking help much quality time together as throughout the country have Napa.” consider moving to a state with a altogether, said therapist Rosa Ol- they’d like because they work so Section 8 lists that are closed or Even Napa resident Michelle lower cost of living. mos, who has worked throughout much, she said. have long waitlists, said Eliza- Singh, whose landlord keeps his “We’re killing ourselves to make the county. That’s particularly “It’s stressful because we’re beth Kneebone, research director rents below market rate out of it happen,” she said. “Maybe we do true for Latinos, who tend to come really (close),” Maria said. “We for UC, Berkeley’s Terner Center concern for and to retain his ten- have to move. I don’t want to.” from backgrounds that place a do spend time together, but we for Housing Innovation. One in ants, said housing is a struggle. greater stigma on receiving men- are tired from work.” four people who are eligible for a At one point, her husband, a sea- tal health treatment. Latinos may Stress isn’t the only way that voucher actually get one, she said. sonal worker, was in between jobs. Courtney Teague reported this worry about appearing “crazy” or housing costs have affected her Napa County’s Section 8 pro- Singh became the sole bread- story as part of her University of weak, she said. family’s well-being. gram currently serves 1,125 peo- winner and they exhausted their Southern California Annenberg Latino men tend to be especially When her father fell ill with ple and 1,121 are on the waitlist, emergency fund. Center for Health Journalism afraid of the stigma, though men, Hepatitis E about a year ago, Ma- though the city hopes to reopen They rented out their second 2019 California Fellowship. The generally, are less likely to speak ria said the costs weren’t fully the list in the next year or so, bedroom to a roommate to bring Center’s Interim Engagement out about their struggles, Olmos covered by the health insurance depending on Section 8 voucher in extra cash. Singh said sharing Editor Danielle Fox contributed M said. he purchased through Covered turnover and federal funding, the home between four people, engagement support to this article. 1 NAPA VALLEY REGISTER SPORTS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 | B1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 | napavalleyregister.com | SECTION B

NATIONAL PREMIER SOCCER LEAGUE NOTES AND QUOTES Vintage ranked No. 15 in NCS Crushers host No. 17 Acalanes this Friday

he Vintage Crushers are ranked No. 15 in the North T Coast Section in the most recent prep2prep.com football rankings. The Crushers (2-0) beat El Cerrito 29-9 in their most re- cent game. They host Acalanes (2-0), ranked the No. 17 team in the NCS, in a highly-antic- ipated matchup this Friday. Acalanes beat Sacred Heart Ca- thedral 44-14 in its last game. The rest of the Top 25 is: No. 1 De La Salle, No. 2 Liberty, No. KATHLEEN THOMAS PHOTOS 3 Monte Vista, Cameron Woodfin of Chattanooga FC fights off a Napa Valley 1839 FC defender in Sunday night’s National Premier Soccer League Members Cup No. 4 Clayton game at Dodd Stadium. Valley Charter, No. 5 Pittsburg, No. 6 Cardinal Newman, No. 7 Las Lomas, No. 8 San Ramon Val- MARTY JAMES ley, No. 9 Bishop ‘Hungry’ Chattanooga O’Dowd, No. 10 California, No. 11 Campolindo, No. 12 Marin Catholic, No. 13 Amador Valley, No. 14 Rancho Cotate, No. 16 Antioch, No. 18 jumps all over 1839 FC Encinal, No. 19 Benicia, No. 20 San Leandro, No. 21 Free- dom, No. 22 Del Norte, No. 23 Moreau Catholic, No. 24 Ken- Napa Valley falls 6-0, nedy, No. 25 Alhambra. *** now 0-3 in Members Julia Sangiacomo is off to an outstanding collegiate start as Cup play a 6-foot-5 freshman outside KIRK KIRKPATRICK hitter for the Santa Clara Uni- [email protected] versity volleyball team. Both Chattanooga FC and Sangiacomo, a 2019 Jus- Napa Valley 1839 FC came into tin-Siena High School gradu- Sunday night’s National Pre- ate, was named to the all-tour- mier Soccer League Members nament team as Santa Clara Cup clash looking for their first won the title at the Indiana In- win, but unfortunately for the vitational at Wilkinson Hall in local side it was the visitors from Bloomington, Ind., last week- Tennessee that came away with end. The Broncos won all four a convincing 6-0 win at Dodd of their matches. Stadium. Sangiacomo had 12 kills on Napa Valley is now 0-3 in Cup a .391 hitting percentage and play and has yet to score a goal had seven digs and 12.5 points while giving up 12. in a 3-0 sweep of Florida In- “They came out hungry and ternational. She had 13 kills jumped on our first mistake in with a .407 hitting percentage, transition,” said 1839 FC coach six digs, a block assist and Rogelio Ochoa after the match, 14.5 points in a 3-2 win over “and they kept up that tempo the University of Tennessee at the rest of the game. It was a Chattanooga’s Max Wilschrey (33) races past Osvaldo Vasquez of 1839 FC. Wilschrey scored twice for the Martin. rough one.” visitors in their 6-0 win. Chattanooga’s first goal came Please see NOTES, Page B2 while the crowd was still find- Alonso Lara on the left side. scoring in injury time when back.” ing its seats. Just 28 seconds In the 69th minute, Napa Costa knocked in his second Unfortunately for a team into the match, burly forward forward Diego Lopez nearly put goal at point blank range just that’s in last place and looking Max Wilschrey found the back 1839 FC on the board when he before the final whistle. for a win any way they can get NFL of the Napa net. While the Napa sent a right foot blast whistling Despite the final score, Ochoa one, Napa Valley 1839 FC travels defense tightened after the early just over the bar. But just a min- said he saw more positives from across the country to take on the goal, Chattanooga found the net ute later, Chattanooga substi- this game than 1839’s previous first place New York Cosmos B Raiders place QB again in in the closing minutes tute Joao Costa beat Lara on the Cup loss. side. of the first half when Cameron left side to make it 4-0. “Definitely, there were play- “They’re an historic club,” Woodfin jabbed in a loose ball in After a long shot by Napa’s ers that stood out today,” Ochoa said Ochoa. “All we can do is Peterman, CB front of the 1839 FC goal to make Marco Reyes that Chattanooga said. “Ivan Sakou, our striker work hard this week and hope it 2-0 at halftime. goalie Phillip D’Amico had to tip up top, made the defense work for a better result. We still have Johnson on IR The second half was all Chat- over the crossbar, the visitor’s hard. Jose Mendoza did a great a lot to improve on.” tanooga as it tacked on four more Alan Webb scored his team’s job on defense, I don’t think The game will kickoff at JOSH DUBOW goals to make the final score of fifth goal on a breakaway in the they took him on once. Diego 7 p.m. on Sept. 7, at the Mitchel Associated Press 6-0. In the 55th minute, it was 83rd minute that gave Lara no Lopez came in for the second Athletic Complex on the cam- ALAMEDA, Calif. — The Oak- Wilschrey with his second goal, chance. half and did a good job as well, pus of Long Island’s Hoftstra land Raiders placed third-string this time beating 1839 FC goalie Chattanooga closed out the it’s definitely nice to have him University. quarterback Nathan Peterman on injured reserve with an elbow in- jury Monday, a day after claiming DeShone Kizer off waivers from AUTO RACING Green Bay as the fourth quarter- back on the roster. Peterman had a strong presea- son for the Raiders after the for- mer fifth-round pick flamed out Abreu wins again at Vermeil Classic in Buffalo. Peterman completed 60 of 84 passes for 475 yards, Speedway, making him the three TDs and no interceptions St. Helena resident fourth-winningest driver in the for a 97.1 rating. gets 12th career track’s 82-year history. But he hurt a ligament in his “Being the leader is tough be- elbow in the preseason finale at win at Calistoga cause you can’t know if the track Seattle last week and now will is changing and the guys behind miss at least the first eight weeks BILL SESSA you are using different lanes,” of the season. Oakland has the [email protected] said Abreu. “So, I just based my option of designating him as one CALISTOGA – Calistoga speed on the lapped cars I was of two players who can be acti- Speedway is close enough to passing. I knew if the faster guys vated from IR later this season. Rico Abreu’s home in St. Helena came up behind me, I could move Peterman struggled mightily that it seems like it’s in his back to the top or the bottom of the with the Bills, throwing five in- yard. On Sunday night, Abreu track to defend my line.” terceptions in the first half of his drove like he owned the half-mile But none of the so-called first start in 2017. In eight games oval, thoroughly dominating the faster guys could even get close over two seasons, Peterman winged sprint car portion on the to Abreu who, at one point, completed 52.3% of his passes final night of the Louie Vermeil lapped two-thirds of the field with 12 interceptions, three TDs Classic. while others raced for the run- MATT SUBLETT PHOTOS and a 32.5 passer rating. Abreu showed his muscle early ner-up spots. St. Helena’s Rico Abreu won the winged sprint car race on the final day Only two players since the in the night, setting the quickest “He was definitely fast tonight of the Louie Vermeil Classic in Calistoga on Sunday. merger have thrown more passes qualifying time, before running and I wasn’t going to catch him,” than Peterman’s 130 with a lower away from the field to lead all 30 said Bud Kaeding, who took ad- the race, I was just hanging on.” CRA portion of the Louie Vermeil rating. Scott Bull had a 24.8 rat- laps from the pole to claim his vantage of lapped traffic to take Dominic Scelzi finished fourth Classic for non-winged sprint ing for San Francisco and Kim third “Louie”, the iconic trophy the second spot away from Shane and D.J. Netto, the current cars, but only after surviving a McQuilken had a 17.9 rating for cast in the image of the late Louie Golobic in the closing laps. championship points leader in tough battle with Ryan Bernal Atlanta and Washington, both in Vermeil, who directed sprint car “Abreu was in a class by him- the King of the West series, fin- over the last half of 25-lap event. the 1970s. racing at Calistoga for nearly 50 self tonight,” said Golobic, who ished fifth after charging through Swanson led from the outside Kizer, a former second-round years. started the race on the outside the field from his 13th starting pole position at the drop of the pick by Cleveland in 2017, hasn’t The win was Abreu’s 12th of the front row. “Early on, we spot. M 1 career victory at Calistoga could hang with him, but later in Jake Swanson won the USAC/ Please see VERMEIL, Page B2 Please see RAIDERS, Page B2 B2 | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 SPORTS NAPA VALLEY REGISTER MLB Van Dijk, Ronaldo, Messi Wainwright leads finalists for FIFA player award DANIELLA MATAR — including best coach and erpool win the Champions Cardinals over Giants, 3-1 Associated Press best goalkeeper — was made League title in June. Rapinoe MILAN — Netherlands Monday at San Siro. The is competing against World Dubon hits first defender Virgil van Dijk has winners will be announced Cup-winning teammate joined five-time winners at a ceremony at Milan’s Alex Morgan and England HR for sliding S.F., Cristiano Ronaldo and Lio- iconic Scala theater on Sept. forward Lucy Bronze. nel Messi as the three final- 23. Luka Modric, who won All three of the finalists for losers of 6 of last 7 ists for the FIFA best player the award last year after the men’s coach award work award. United States forward leading Croatia to the World in the Premier League: Liv- STEVE OVERBEY Megan Rapinoe is the favor- Cup final, did not make the erpool’s Jürgen Klopp, Man- Associated Press ite for the women’s award. 10-man shortlist. chester City’s Pep Guardiola ST. LOUIS — Adam The announcement of the Van Dijk joined Ronaldo and Tottenham’s Mauricio Wainwright decided to go final three in each category and Messi after helping Liv- Pochettino. to the tape. The St. Louis right- hander studied a few of his past performances in Notes last week. PGA golf professional at an effort to regain some of ASSOCIATED PRESS Anisman, a Vintage High Napa Valley Country Club, the aggression from earlier From B1 graduate, shot 81-81 – 162. finished 17th at the North- St. Louis Cardinals’ Marcell Ozuna (23) is out at second in his career. It was played at Lester ern California Section but San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford, It worked perfectly for She had 11 kills on a .281 Park Golf Course in Du- of the PGA Professional right, is unable to turn the double play while Giants second the 38-year-old veteran. hitting percentage, three luth, Minn., and Nemadji Championship last month. baseman Mauricio Dubon watches during the eighth inning Wainwright tossed seven service aces, five digs, a Golf Course in Superior, Solomon had rounds of of a baseball game Monday, in St. Louis. Cardinals’ Paul scoreless innings and block assist and 14.5 points Wis. 72, 73 and 77 for a 222 total DeJong was safe at first. Kolten Wong delivered a in a 3-0 sweep of Indiana. It was the first event of at Bayonet Golf Course in run-scoring triple to lead each of the 2009, 2010, (3-9), who gave up three She had 18 kills on a .318 the fall season. Seaside. the Cardinals to a 3-1 win 2012, 2013 and 2014 sea- runs on five hits over four hitting percentage, five *** *** over the San Francisco Gi- sons. innings. He struck out two service aces, seven digs, Scott McCarron, a Vin- Franco Martinez, a cen- ants on Monday. Suitably inspired, he and walked one. two solo blocks and 25 tage High graduate, earned ter midfielder, scored two Paul DeJong had an RBI went out and recorded his Dexter Fowler led off points in a 3-1 win over $206,800 after finishing goals and Carlos Baez made single for the Cardinals, third scoreless start of the with a single and scored Marshall. second on Sunday at the four saves at goalkeeper who have won 10 of 12. year — all of seven innings on Wong’s triple down the Sangiacomo was a Shaw Charity Classic, for the Pacific Union Col- They remain three games or more. right field-line. Paul Gold- standout at Justin-Siena, a PGA Tour Champions lege men’s soccer team in ahead of the Chicago Cubs “He was a pitch-maker schmidt brought in Wong earning Player of the Year event at Canyon Meadows a 3-2 nonconference loss in the NL Central with 25 today,” St. Louis manager with a groundout. honors on the Napa Val- Golf and Country Club in last month to Walla Walla games remaining. Mike Shildt said. “He’s DeJong pushed the lead ley Register’s All-Napa Calgary, Alberta, Canada. University (College Place, Mauricio Dubon hit his always got the gas pedal to a 3-0 with his 200th ca- County team three straight McCarron had rounds of Washington) in Angwin. first major league homer down. He’s got a ferocious reer RBI in the third. years. 64, 69 and 65 for a 12-un- *** for San Francisco, which mindset.” St. Louis is an NL-best With Sangiacomo lead- der-par 198 total. Right-hander Aaron has lost six of seven. Wainwright now has 10 33-16 since the All-Star ing the way as a team cap- It’s McCarron’s third Shortridge, who is from Wainwright (10-9) al- seasons of 10 wins or more. break. tain, Justin-Siena won the runner-up finish this sea- Napa, completed the 2019 lowed four hits. He struck “That’s the (Wain- The Cardinals, thanks to Vine Valley Athletic League son. He has three wins Florida State League sea- out one and did not walk a wright) of old that we’ve back-to-back doublehead- title and reached the CIF and 12 top-10 finishes this son by going 9-5 with a batter in a 96-pitch stint. come to know,” Wong said. ers on Saturday and Sun- North Coast Section Di- season. 3.25 earned run average in Wainwright lowered his “A legacy that continues to day, played five games in a vision 4 playoffs and CIF He is the leader in the 24 games (all starts) for the home ERA to 2.43 in 13 go on.” span of 51 hours, 44 min- Northern California-State Charles Schwab Cup Bradenton Marauders. starts this season. Wainwright retired the utes and came away with a Division III Champion- standings for the 14th Shortridge, a Vintage He credited the extra last eight hitters he faced. 4-1 record. ships last year. straight week. High graduate, pitched one video work for his strong “He was good at what he Shildt was impressed She has played club vol- *** complete game. outing, does,” San Francisco man- with his team’s per- leyball for Absolute Volley- Katie Robinson of Amer- Bradenton is the Class “I tried to re-channel ager Bruce Bochy said. “He formance during the ball Club, an organization ican Canyon took first A Advanced affiliate of the that focus that I used to slows you down, he speeds high-volume stretch. in Marin County. place in the Girls College Pittsburgh Pirates’ organi- have,” Wainwright said. you up — a lot of different “You saw zero decline in Santa Clara plays in the Prep division of a Future zation. “That attacking mentality looks.” effort mentally and phys- West Coast Conference. Champions Golf event last Shortridge was selected that I used to have. I’ve sort Carlos Martínez re- ically,” Shildt said. “Guys *** month at Las Positas Golf in the fourth round by of gotten away from that corded four outs to pick up were grinding every single Kiwa Anisman of Yount- Course in Livermore. Pittsburgh in the 2018 the last couple starts. his 17th save in 20 chances. pitch, all five games and ville began her sophomore Robinson, who attends First-Year Player Draft out “Today, I wanted to at- He leads the NL with 14 they were rewarded for it.” season for the Macalester American Canyon High, of UC Berkeley. tack. Go out and be me.” saves since the All-Star College (Saint Paul, Min- had rounds of 75 and 80 Wainwright had the break. No Monday blues nesota) women’s golf team for a 155 total in the NorCal Email Marty James at video crew pull highlights St. Louis scored twice St. Louis improved to an by placing second at the Fall Season Opener. martyjames.sports@gmail. of his two best starts from in the first off Tyler Beede NL-best 12-2 on Mondays. University of Wiscon- *** com or follow him on Twitter sin-Superior Invitational Dave Solomon, the head at @marty_nvr

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fared much better. He started 15 games as a rookie, completing 53.6% of his passes with 22 intercep- tions, 11 TDs and a 60.5 rating. A sampling of the best from the He played sparingly as a reserve last season in Green Bay before getting cut on Saturday. Napa Valley Publishing Peterman and Kizer have the worst interceptions ASSOCIATED PRESS rates in the NFL over the Oakland Raiders quarterback Nathan Peterman (foreground family of newspapers past two seasons among in white) scrambles, but Seattle Seahawks linebacker Cody quarterbacks with at least Barton (57) makes the tackle during the first half of an NFL 100 pass attempts. football preseason game Thursday in Seattle. “I’m a big believer that you have to take care of that to fast-track him. He has a ber back. Mauro has been • Glossy magazine format position. Kizer is a guy that lot to learn in a short period getting work as a starting I liked coming out of Notre of time.” defensive end in the base Dame. He’s only 23 years The Raiders also placed defense because of his • Special Wine & Dine section dedicated old. He has 15, 16 starts,” cornerback Isaiah Johnson strength against the run to Napa Valley’s culinary culture coach Jon Gruden said. on injured reserve after he and Wilber is a core special “So he’s had a lot of reps. suffered a facial injury in teams player. • Over 24,000 mailed distribution in Napa He’s had a lot of experi- the preseason opener last The Raiders also signed ences. I’m sure most of his month against the Rams. 10 players to the prac- bad experiences, like Pe- Oakland brought back tice squad: WRs Marcell terman, will be reported two players it had released Ateman and Rico Gafford; over and over. But I think over the weekend to fill DL Quinton Bell and An- he’s got a big upside. He’s those spots, signing de- thony Rush; CBs Dylan athletic. I know (offensive fensive end Josh Mauro and Mabin and Nick Nelson; OL coordinator) Greg (Olson) linebacker Kyle Wilber. Lester Cotton Sr.; RB Dam- and I are looking forward to The Raiders were hoping area Crockett; TE Eric Sau- working with him. We have to bring Mauro and Wil- bert and LB Justin Phillips.

th stayed on the bottom lane Publication Date Friday, September 27 Vermeil too long and Jake has been From B1 fast all night.” th Advertising Deadline Friday, September 6 Swanson, who lives in green flag and held off Corona, conceded that charges by Austin Liggett, slowing down on the half- Austin Williams and Chase mile oval was the key to his Johnson though the early win. race laps. “It’s hard to be the At the halfway point, leader because the race- Bernal charged from fifth track changes so much,” he to second in two laps and said. “When Bernal passed took the lead a lap later af- me for the lead, it told me ter a deep dive underneath I had to slow down and hit Swanson, who gave Bernal my marks. Then, when he an opening when he got got trapped by lapped traf- into turn one a bit higher fic, I saw my opportunity.” MATT SUBLETT PHOTO than he had all night. The Jason McDougal, who Jake Swanson won the non- pair ran away from the field normally races in the winged sprint car race on in a battle of their own, be- USAC national sprint car the final day of the Louie fore Swanson re-took the series, took advantage of Vermeil Classic in Calistoga lead by moving to the top bad weather in Illinois to on Sunday. groove to pass Bernal and a race at Calistoga, where he lapped car with seven laps finished third on Sunday seventh from his 17th start- remaining and led to the night. ing spot. To reserve your ad space call checkered flag. Geoff Ensign, a for- Racing will return to Cal- “I was just a sitting mer Petaluma Speedway istoga Speedway on Sat- (707) 256-2228 duck out there,” said Ber- champion, earned the urday, Sept. 14, with the nal about leading the field hard-charger award by touring World of Outlaws M through lapped traffic. “I passing 10 cars to finish national sprint car series. 1 NAPA VALLEY REGISTER SCOREBOARD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 | B3 On Deck Wednesday Thursday Friday Four-sport standout Ryan Steen will be in- The Register continues its series of weekly Marty James, a Register sports scribe ducted into the Vintage High School Athletic Prep Football Focus features on standout for 40 years, enters the Vintage Ath- Hall of Fame Sept. 7. high school players. letic Hall of Fame on Saturday.

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TRACK AND FIELD MLB US sprint star Christian Tigers minor leaguer dies after skateboard accident Coleman cleared of Detroit catcher police found Numata on the said. mata’s death after the game ground, bleeding from the “I don’t think people re- in Detroit. Chace Numata, 27, head. Surveillance video was alize what a great baseball “It is obviously a very quiet doping violation reviewed, and police Capt. player he was. He forced me clubhouse right now. My staff found unresponsive Rick Lorah said no vehicles to work hard and get better and I only got to know him in USADA drops in the manner that were involved. in Erie, because I knew he spring training this year, but USADA understands ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit catcher Jake Rog- was always clipping at my he was a real gamer. case because of should be applied to DETROIT — Tigers mi- ers had “Numi” written on heels.” He loved to play baseball any other internation- nor league catcher Chace his hat. Numata was in his first and he had a great person- technicality al-level athlete. We Numata died Monday, days “That will definitely stay,” season in the Detroit orga- ality. This is a tough day, EDDIE PELLS must approach every after being injured in a skate- Rogers said after a 4-3 loss to nization. especially since so many of Associated Press case with the primary boarding accident in Penn- Minnesota at Comerica Park. He batted a combined .244 our guys knew him,” Tigers Top sprinter Chris- goal of delivering fair- sylvania. “Chace helped me get here with four home runs and 28 manager Ron Gardenhire tian Coleman will be ness to athletes under He was 27. and his memory will always RBIs with Erie and Triple-A said. eligible for this month’s the rules and provid- Numata’s family and the be with me.” Toledo. Tigers pitcher Bryan Gar- world championships ing transparency and team announced the death. Numata was Rogers’ Drafted after high school cia, who played with Numata and next year’s Olym- consistency in order Numata, who was playing backup early this season at in Hawaii, Numata began his this year, pitched a scoreless pics after the U.S. to build their trust and for Detroit’s Double-A Erie Erie. pro career in 2010 in the Phil- ninth inning in his major Anti-Doping Agency support for the an- affiliate, was found unre- “This is really tough. I re- adelphia system. league debut Monday. dropped his case for ti-doping system.” sponsive Friday morning by ally don’t know what to say. He also played in the New “Chace was an all-time missed tests because USADA said in 2018 police in the northwestern He was a beautiful person, York Yankees’ organization. human being. I never met a of a technicality. and 2019, Coleman has Pennsylvania city. and he brought light into the Tigers general manager Al single person who didn’t love Coleman is the provided his where- GoErie.com reported that lives of everyone he met,” he Avila told the team about Nu- him,” he said. reigning U.S. cham- abouts information pion and a favorite on time every quarter in the 100 meters, a and has been tested by San Francisco 66 71 .482 22 Texas (Jurado 7-10) at N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 11-6), 32. (35) JJ Yeley(i), Chevrolet, 352. distance at which he USADA on 20 separate TENNIS San Diego 64 72 .471 23½ 3:35 p.m. 33. (21) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 351. holds the world-lead- occasions. Colorado 59 79 .428 29½ Chicago White Sox (Cease 3-7) at Cleveland (Clevinger 34. (39) Joey Gase(i), Toyota, 349. US Open Results Sunday’s Games ing time over the past Both WADA and 10-2), 4:10 p.m. 35. (38) Garrett Smithley(i), Chevrolet, 344. Monday St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3, 1st game Minnesota (Berríos 11-7) at Boston (Porcello 12-10), 36. (27) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 330. three years. the organization that Washington 9, Miami 3 4:10 p.m. 37. (18) Daniel Hemric , Chevrolet, Accident, 274. At USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Milwaukee 4, Chicago Cubs 0 Toronto (Waguespack 4-2) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz 38. (23) Michael McDowell, Ford, Accident, 274. The worlds begin handles doping cases New YorkPurse: $57,238,700Surface: Hardcourt Pittsburgh 6, Colorado 2 4-5), 4:20 p.m. 39. (36) BJ McLeod(i), Chevrolet, Accident, 194. Sept. 28 in Qatar, where for track’s interna- outdoorNEW YORK (AP) — Results Monday from US San Diego 8, San Francisco 4 Baltimore (Means 10-9) at Tampa Bay (TBD), 4:40 p.m., Race Statistics Open at USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center L.A. Dodgers 4, Arizona 3, 11 innings 2nd game Average Speed of Race Winner: 133.825 mph. Coleman will be look- tional federation has (seedings in parentheses): Atlanta 5, Chicago White Sox 3 Houston (Greinke 14-4) at Milwaukee (Lyles 9-8), Time of Race: 3 Hrs, 44 Mins, 46 Secs. Margin of ing to add to the silver the right to pursue the Men’s Singles Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Mets 2 4:40 p.m. Victory: 4.058 Seconds. medal he won in 2017. case, though it’s not 4th Round Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 3, 2nd game Seattle (Hernández 1-4) at Chicago Cubs (Lester 11-9), Caution Flags: 7 for 35 laps. Matteo Berrettini (24), Italy, def. Andrey Rublev, Monday’s Games 5:05 p.m. Lead Changes: 13 among 8 drivers. In that race, he finished expected they will. Russia, 6-1, 6-4, 7-6 (6). Atlanta 6, Toronto 3 Detroit (Norris 3-11) at Kansas City (Montgomery 3-7), Lap Leaders: W. Byron 0 B. Keselowski 1-19 K. a spot ahead of Usain Shortly after de- Diego Schwartzman (20), Argentina, def. Alexander N.Y. Mets 7, Washington 3 5:15 p.m. Busch 20-69 C. Elliott 70-78 K. Zverev (6), Germany, 3-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3. Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 1 L.A. Angels (Sandoval 0-1) at Oakland (Roark 8-8), Busch 79-103 K. Larson 104-142 K. Bolt, who was running tails about the case Women’s Singles St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1 7:04 p.m. Busch 143-159 K. Busch 160-277 K. in his last 100. went public, Coleman 4th Round Seattle at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Wednesday’s Games Larson 278-282 E. Jones 283-320 C. Belinda Bencic (13), Switzerland, def. Naomi Osaka (1), Houston at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 3:35 p.m. Bowyer 321 K. Busch 322-323 J. Coleman faced a released a statement Japan, 7-5, 6-4. San Diego at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. Johnson 324-326 E. Jones 327-367. possible sanction saying “what has Donna Vekic (23), Croatia, def. Julia Goerges (26), Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 5:10 p.m. Minnesota at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Led): Kyle Germany, 6-7 (5), 7-5, 6-3. Tuesday’s Games Detroit at Kansas City, 5:15 p.m. Busch 1 time for 118 laps; Kurt Busch 4 times for 94 for three “where- been widely reported Elise Mertens (25), Belgium, def. Kristie Ahn, United Philadelphia (Velasquez 6-7) at Cincinnati (Wood 1-3), L.A. Angels at Oakland, 7:04 p.m. laps; Erik Jones 2 times for 79 laps; Kyle Larson 2 times abouts failures” over a concerning filing vi- States, 6-1, 6-1. 3:40 p.m. for 44 laps; Brad Men’s Doubles Miami (Alcantara 4-12) at Pittsburgh (Keller 1-3), Top Ten Keselowski 1 time for 19 laps; Chase Elliott 1 time for 12-month period. That olations is simply not Third Round 4:05 p.m. AMERICAN L EAGUE 9 laps; Jimmie Johnson 1 time for 3 laps; Clint Bowyer meant he either did not true,” and that he ex- Jurgen Melzer and Oliver Marach (16), Austria, def. N.Y. Mets (deGrom 8-8) at Washington (Scherzer 9-5), 1 time for 1 lap. Casper Ruud, Norway, and Miomir Kecmanovic, 4:05 p.m. G AB H R Pct. LeMahieu NYY 124 511 171 96 .335 Stage 1 Top Ten: 1,48,42,18,11,9,2,22,19,20 fill out forms telling pected to be cleared. Serbia, 6-0, 6-3. Toronto (Waguespack 4-2) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz Stage 2 Top Ten: 18,1,11,20,42,14,48,24,2,4 Women’s Doubles Brantley Hou 128 501 165 82 .329 authorities where he Had WADA author- 4-5), 4:20 p.m. Alberto Bal 118 436 141 52 .323 Third Round could be found, or he ities not given him a Houston (Greinke 14-4) at Milwaukee (Lyles 9-8), Devers Bos 133 548 176 113 .321 TRANSACTIONS Kristina Mladenovic, France, and Timea Babos (1), 4:40 p.m. Martinez Bos 125 498 158 89 .317 wasn’t where he said friendly interpretation Hungary, def. Yulia Putintseva, Kazakhstan, and Anna San Francisco (Rodríguez 5-7) at St. Louis (Flaherty Bogaerts Bos 132 526 164 102 .312 Kalinskaya, Russia, 6-3, 6-2. 8-7), 4:45 p.m. Cruz Min 100 380 118 65 .311 Baseball he’d be when they came of when the clock starts Zheng Saisai and Duan Ying-Ying (12), China, def. Seattle (Hernández 1-4) at Chicago Cubs (Lester 11-9), Gurriel Hou 127 501 155 78 .309 American League to test. on a whereabouts fail- Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Russia, and Anastasija 5:05 p.m. Polanco Min 131 548 167 91 .305 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Designated RHP Tom Eshelman But the World An- ure, he could have faced Sevastova, Latvia, 6-4, 6-3. San Diego (TBD) at Arizona (Kelly 9-13), 6:40 p.m. Altuve Hou 102 414 125 77 .302 for assignment. Reinstated DH Mark Trumbo from the Victoria Azarenka, Belarus, and Ashleigh Barty (8), Colorado (González 0-6) at L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 8-8), Home Runs 60-day IL. ti-Doping Agency’s a case with a potential Australia, def. Caty McNally and Cori Gauff, United 7:10 p.m. Trout, Los Angeles, 43; Soler, Kansas City, 38; Kepler, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Recalled RHP Heath Fillmyer interpretation of the for a two-year ban. States, 6-0, 6-1. Wednesday’s Games Minnesota, 36; Cruz, Minnesota, 34; Martinez, Boston, from Omaha (PCL). Reinstated LHP Danny Duffy, C Mixed Doubles N.Y. Mets at Washington, 10:05 a.m. 34; G.Torres, New York, 33; G.Sánchez, New York, 32; Cam Gallagher and SS Adalberto Mondesi from the rule backdated his first An interpretation Third Round Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. Bregman, Houston, 32; C.Santana, Cleveland, 31; 10-day IL. failure to April 1, 2018, of the rule in the offi- Rajeev Ram, USA, and Sam Stosur (3), Australia, def. Miami at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. Bogaerts, Boston, 31. MINNESOTA TWINS — Reinstated OF Byron Buxton from Edouard Roger-Vasselin, France, and Kirsten Flipkens, San Francisco at St. Louis, 4:45 p.m. Runs Batted In the 10-day IL. instead of the date it cial WADA document Belgium, 7-6 (2), 7-5. San Diego at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Devers, Boston, 104; Bogaerts, Boston, 103; J.Abreu, NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent 1B Edwin Encarnacion actually occurred, June says a “filing failure Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Chicago, 103; Trout, Los Angeles, 101; Soler, Kansas and RHP Luis Severino to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL) City, 97; Gurriel, Houston, 97; Bregman, Houston, 94; for rehab assignments. Traded RHP J.P. Feyereisen to 6, 2018. will be deemed to have GOLF Top Ten Martinez, Boston, 93; Rosario, Minnesota, 92; Cruz, Milwaukee for INF Brenny Escanio and international His final failure was occurred on the first NATIONAL LEAGUE Minnesota, 91. signing bonus pool money. Champions Tour Schwab Cup Pitching TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled LHP Anthony Banda from April 26, 2019. USADA day of the quarter for Leaders G AB H R Pct. Germán, New York, 17-3; Verlander, Houston, 17-5; Durham (IL). Selected the contract of RHP Cole Sulser Rendon Was 122 463 156 103 .337 E.Rodríguez, Boston, 16-5; G.Cole, Houston, 15-5; from Durham. said Monday that be- which the Athlete fails Through Sept. 1 Money B.Reynolds Pit 114 409 137 74 .335 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Recalled LHP Thomas Pannone cause there weren’t to make a (sufficient) 1. Scott McCarron $2,318,965 Yelich Mil 122 464 152 95 .328 Morton, Tampa Bay, 14-6; Odorizzi, Minnesota, 14-6; 2. Jerry Kelly $1,561,882 McNeil NYM 113 428 138 69 .322 Giolito, Chicago, 14-8; Lynn, Texas, 14-9; Gonzales, from Buffalo (IL). Reinstated LHP Clayton Richard from three failures within filing.” 3. Steve Stricker $1,534,327 K.Marte Ari 129 515 165 89 .320 Seattle, 14-11; Fiers, Oakland, 13-3. the 10-day IL. 4. Bernhard Langer $1,276,279 Blackmon Col 118 502 159 98 .317 National League 12 months it would not In this case, the first 5. Scott Parel $1,271,681 Newman Pit 107 402 126 47 .313 Wild Card Glance CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned 3B David Bote to Iowa pursue the case. day of the quarter was 6. Retief Goosen $1,225,235 Arenado Col 135 515 160 91 .311 AMERICAN LEAGUE (PCL). Designated OF Mark Zagunis for assignment. 7. David Toms $1,218,635 Bellinger LAD 134 481 149 105 .310 Recalled RHP Adbert Alzolay from Iowa. Activated “Consistent appli- April 1. Coleman’s 8. Kevin Sutherland $1,186,464 W.Ramos NYM 121 409 122 46 .298 W L Pct WCGB 9. Kirk Triplett $1,155,592 Tampa Bay 81 58 .583 — OF Ben Zobrist from the restricted list. Sent LHP Home Runs cation of the global “filing failure” — not 10. Ken Tanigawa $1,045,748 Cleveland 79 58 .577 — Derek Holland to South Bend (MWL) and RHP Kendall anti-doping rules is being where he said he Bellinger, Los Angeles, 43; P.Alonso, New York, 43; Oakland 78 58 .574 ½ Graveman to Iowa for rehab assignments. Yelich, Milwaukee, 42; E.Suárez, Cincinnati, 40; Boston 74 63 .540 5 COLORADO ROCKIES — Recalled RHP Jeff Hoffman, LHP essential in every case,” would be for a test — MLB Freeman, Atlanta, 38; Acuña Jr., Atlanta, 36; Bell, Texas 67 71 .486 12½ James Pazos and 3B Pat Valaika from Albuquerque USADA CEO Travis came June 6 because he Pittsburgh, 35; Arenado, Colorado, 35; Donaldson, Los Angeles 65 73 .471 14½ (PCL). St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1 Atlanta, 34; Muncy, Los Angeles, 33. Chicago 60 76 .441 18½ LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Selected the contract of INF Tygart said. “In this was not in the place he Runs Batted In Seattle 58 80 .420 21½ Gavin Lux from Oklahoma City (PCL). Reinstated LHP case, we applied the said he’d be in the form San Francisco St. Louis Freeman, Atlanta, 114; Rendon, Washington, 111; Bell, NATIONAL L EAGUE Julio Urías from the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Josh Sborz ab r h bi ab r h bi Pittsburgh, 110; E.Escobar, Arizona, 109; Arenado, from Oklahoma City. W L Pct WCGB rules to Mr. Coleman filled out April 1. Totals 32 1 5 1 Totals 30 3 6 3 Colorado, 105; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 102; P.Alonso, MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Recalled RHP Taylor Williams Yastrzemski rf 3 0 1 0 Fowler rf 4 1 1 0 New York, 102; Harper, Philadelphia, 99; Soto, Washington 77 59 .566 — Chicago 73 63 .537 — from San Antonio (PCL). Slater rf 0 0 0 0 Wong 2b 4 1 1 1 Washington, 95; 2 tied at 92. Belt 1b 4 0 0 0 Goldschmidt 1b 3 1 1 1 Philadelphia 71 65 .522 2 NEW YORK METS — Designated LHP Donnie Hart for Rogers p 0 0 0 0 Ozuna lf 4 0 0 0 Pitching Arizona 70 67 .511 3½ assignment. Signed 2B Ruben Tejada to a minor league LOOKING AHEAD Longoria 3b 4 0 1 0 DeJong ss 3 0 1 1 Strasburg, Washington, 16-5; Fried, Atlanta, 15-4; Milwaukee 70 66 .515 3 contract. Dickerson lf 4 0 0 0 Molina c 4 0 1 0 L.Castillo, Cincinnati, 14-5; Dak.Hudson, St. Louis, New York 70 67 .511 3½ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Designated RHP Drew ATHLETICS DAY TIME TV Posey c 4 0 1 0 Edman 3b 3 0 1 0 14-6; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 13-4; Nola, Philadelphia, San Francisco 66 71 .482 7½ Anderson for assignment. Placed RHP Jerad Eickhoff Pillar cf 4 0 0 0 Bader cf 3 0 0 0 12-4; Márquez, Colorado, 12-5; Ryu, Los Angeles, 12-5; San Diego 64 72 .471 9 on the 60-day IL. Reinstated OF Jay Bruce from the vs. LA Angels Today 7 p.m. NBCSCA/860 AM Crawford ss 3 0 0 0 Wainwright p 2 0 0 0 Ray, Arizona, 12-7; Quintana, Chicago, 12-8. Cincinnati 64 74 .464 10 10-day IL. Transferred LHP Adam Morgan to the Dubon 2b 3 1 2 1 Carpenter ph 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 60 77 .438 13½ 60-day IL. GIANTS DAY TIME TV Beede p 1 0 0 0 Sosa pr 0 0 0 0 American League Glance Colorado 59 79 .428 15 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Assigned RHP Rookie Davis Miami 48 88 .353 25 Vogt ph 1 0 0 0 Gallegos p 0 0 0 0 East Division outright to Indianapolis (IL). at St. Louis Today 4:45 p.m.NBCSBA/680 AM Suarez p 0 0 0 0 Miller p 0 0 0 0 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Selected the contract of RHP Gustave p 0 0 0 0 Martínez p 0 0 0 0 W L Pct GB Barraclough p 0 0 0 0 New York 90 48 .652 — AUTO RACING Ronald Bolaños from Amarillo (TL). Transferred LHP Shaw 1b 1 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 81 58 .583 9½ José Castillo to the 60-day IL. San Francisco 000 000 010 — 1 Boston 74 63 .540 15½ NASCAR-Monster Energy SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Selected the contract of RHP St. Louis 201 000 00x — 3 Toronto 55 84 .396 35½ Kyle Barraclough from Sacramento (PCL). Recalled LHP Baltimore 45 92 .328 44½ Bojangles’ Southern 500 Results LOCAL SCHEDULE LOB: San Francisco 5, St. Louis 6. 2B: Dubon (1), Sunday Andrew Suarez from Sacramento. Goldschmidt (17), Edman (12). 3B: Wong (4). HR: Dubon Central Division At Darlington Raceway American Association (1). SB: Edman (11), Sosa (1). FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — Released LHP Patrick W L Pct GB Darlington, S.C. IP H R ER BB SO Schuster. TUESDAY Minnesota 85 52 .620 — Lap Length: 1.366 miles San Francisco WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Traded LHP Mitch Lambson to Cleveland 79 58 .577 6 (Pole number in parentheses) Beede L,3-9 4 5 3 3 1 2 1. (15) Erik Jones, Toyota, 367. Southern Maryland (Atlantic) for a player to be named. PREP GIRLS TENNIS 2 Chicago 60 76 .441 24½ Suarez /3 0 0 0 0 0 2. (3) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 367. Atlantic League 1 Kansas City 49 89 .355 36½ Cardinal Newman at Justin-Siena, 3:30 p.m. Gustave 1 /3 0 0 0 0 1 Detroit 40 95 .296 44 3. (33) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 367. SOMERSET PATRIOTS — Released RHP Junior Rincon. Barraclough 1 1 0 0 1 2 4. (11) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 367. Signed OF Olmo Rosario. PREP BOYS WATER POLO Rogers 1 0 0 0 1 1 West Division St. Louis 5. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 367. Dixon at Justin-Siena, NVC pool, 6 p.m. W L Pct GB Football Wainwright W,10-9 7 4 0 0 0 1 6. (13) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 367. NFL 1 Houston 89 49 .645 — 7. (4) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 367. Gallegos H,16 /3 1 1 1 0 1 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Placed CB Robert Alford on IR. 1 Oakland 78 58 .574 10 PREP GIRLS GOLF Miller H,23 /3 0 0 0 1 1 8. (19) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 367. Signed LB Cassius Marsh to a one-year contract. 1 Texas 67 71 .486 22 Martínez S,17-20 1 /3 0 0 0 0 2 9. (17) Paul Menard, Ford, 367. Napa vs. Justin-Siena, Chardonnay GC, 3:30 p.m. Los Angeles 65 73 .471 24 ATLANTA FALCONS — Waived/injured FB Ricky Ortiz. WP: Wainwright. Seattle 58 80 .420 31 10. (14) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 367. Agreed to terms with FB Keith Smith. Signed WR Brandon Vintage at Sonoma Valley, Sonoma National GC, 3 p.m. T: 2:43. A: 40,732 (45,538). Sunday’s Games 11. (5) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 367. Powell and S Jamal Carter to the practice squad. National League Glance Houston 2, Toronto 0 12. (12) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 367. BUFFALO BILLS — Signed QB Davis Webb, LB Nate Hall and American Canyon at Petaluma,3 p.m. Tampa Bay 8, Cleveland 2 13. (10) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 366. WR Tyron Johnson to the practice squad. Minnesota 8, Detroit 3 14. (7) Joey Logano, Ford, 366. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Placed OT O’Shea Dugas on IR. East Division 15. (22) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 366. PREP GIRLS SOCCER W L Pct GB N.Y. Yankees 5, Oakland 4 Signed G John Jerry. Signed OT Wyatt Miller to the practice Kansas City 6, Baltimore 4 16. (6) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 366. squad. St. Helena at Technology-Rohnert Park, 4:30 p.m. Atlanta 85 54 .612 — 17. (30) Aric Almirola, Ford, 366. Washington 77 59 .566 6½ Seattle 11, Texas 3 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed OT Greg Robinson. 18. (16) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 365. PREP VOLLEYBALL Philadelphia 71 65 .522 12½ Boston 4, L.A. Angels 3 Signed RB Elijah McGuire and OT Paul Adams to the New York 70 67 .511 14 Atlanta 5, Chicago White Sox 3 19. (8) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 365. practice squad. Vintage at Montgomery, 6 p.m. Miami 48 88 .353 35½ Monday’s Games 20. (29) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 365. DENVER BRONCOS — Placed TE Jake Butt, QB Drew Lock Central Division Atlanta 6, Toronto 3 21. (1) William Byron, Chevrolet, 365. and RB Theo Riddick on IR. Signed LBs Keishawn Bierria American Canyon at San Marin, 6 p.m. W L Pct GB Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 22. (20) Ryan Preece , Chevrolet, 365. and Corey Nelson and CB Davontae Harris. Signed RB St. Louis 77 60 .562 — Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 4, 10 innings 23. (24) Ryan Newman, Ford, 365. Khalfani Muhammad to the practice squad. Chicago 73 63 .537 3½ St. Helena at Healdsburg, 6 p.m. Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 10:05 a.m. 24. (28) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 365. DETROIT LIONS — Placed DE Austin Bryant on IR. Signed Milwaukee 70 66 .515 6½ Seattle at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. 25. (25) Landon Cassill(i), Chevrolet, 364. TE Logan Thomas. Cincinnati 64 74 .464 13½ 26. (26) David Ragan, Ford, 363. Calistoga at Upper Lake, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh 60 77 .438 17 Houston at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS —Signed LB Myles Jack to a Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. 27. (32) Matt Tifft , Ford, 362. four-year contract extension. West Division 28. (31) Ross Chastain(i), Chevrolet, 361. W L Pct GB Tuesday’s Games KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Signed RB LeSean McCoy. WEDNESDAY Baltimore (TBD) at Tampa Bay (TBD), 1:10 p.m., 1st 29. (9) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 356. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Released LS John Denney. Los Angeles 89 50 .640 — 30. (34) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 355. Arizona 70 67 .511 18 game MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Waived P Matt Wile. Signed P Britton PREP GIRLS WATER POLO 31. (37) Joe Nemechek(i), Chevrolet, 354. Fairfield at American Canyon, 4 p.m. PREP BOYS WATER POLO TV SCHEDULE Fairfield at American Canyon, 5 p.m. PREP CROSS COUNTRY TUESDAY Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals Flushing, N.Y. 5:30 p.m. ESPN 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Justin-Siena, Napa, Vintage in practice meet, Alston Park, GOLF European Tour Golf: The Porsche European Open, 3:30 p.m. World Long Drive Tour Golf: Women’s and Mas- WNBA first round, Zahlen, Germany, Golf Channel, 2 a.m. ters Championship Thackerville, Okla. Golf Chan- Seattle at Phoenix ESPN2 7 p.m. PREP BOYS SOCCER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL nel 5:30 p.m. Technology at St. Helena, 4 p.m. Baltimore at Tampa Bay, MLBN, 10 a.m. WEDNESDAY Laytonville at Calistoga, Logvy Park, 4:30 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Minnesota at Boston OR Chicago White Sox at Cleve- WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Minnesota at Boston OR NY Mets at Washington land, MLBN, 4 p.m. PREP VOLLEYBALL MLBN 4 p.m. Minnesota at Texas, FS1, 5 p.m. San Marin at Napa, 6 p.m. US OPEN TENNIS WOMEN’S SOCCER Stanford at Florida, SECN, 5 p.m. Vintage at Vanden, 6 p.m. Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals, Flushing, N.Y., International Friendly: U.S. vs. Portugal. St. Paul, GOLF ESPN, 9 a.m., 4 p.m. PREP GIRLS SOCCER Minn. ESPN2 5 p.m. World Long Drive Tour Golf: Women’s and Masters WNBA M Calistoga at Tomales, 4:30 p.m. US OPEN TENNIS Championship, Thackerville, Okla., Golf Channel, 1 Dallas at Connecticut, CBSSN, 4 p.m. B4 | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 SPORTS NAPA VALLEY REGISTER

TENNIS Hampered by knee, Osaka loses at US Open Defending Open resenting Japan to reach No. 1 in the rankings. This loss means that champ has 10-match Osaka will cede that top spot to No. 2 Ash Barty, who lost her fourth- event winning streak round match Sunday. “Right now, I have this feeling of HOWARD FENDRICH sadness,” said Osaka, who lost in the Associated Press third round at the French Open and NEW YORK — Naomi Osaka’s first round at Wimbledon, “but I achy left knee didn’t let her serve also feel like I have learned so much without pain, so she didn’t practice during this tournament. Honestly, that key part of her game leading of course, I wanted to defend this into the U.S. Open. The knee also tournament.” prevented her from covering the Vekic, a 23-year-old from Cro- court and preparing for shots the atia, reached her first Grand Slam way she’d like. quarterfinal by saving a match point Those weren’t the only reasons and edging No. 26 Julia Goerges of that the No. 1-seeded Osaka’s Germany 6-7 (5), 7-5, 6-3. 10-match winning streak at the “I don’t even know how I won U.S. Open and title defense ended this match,” Vekic said. Monday in the fourth round. Be- Well, here’s how: Goerges served linda Bencic’s clean, crisp strokes, for the victory at 5-4 in the sec- struck with the ball still on the rise, ond set, coming within one point contributed plenty to the outcome, ASSOCIATED PRESS of ending things right there. Not too. Naomi Osaka, of Japan, looks up at the score board during her match against Belinda Bencic, of Switzerland, in only couldn’t Goerges convert that Osaka joined 2018 men’s cham- the fourth round of the US Open tennis championships Monday, in New York. match point, but she also dou- pion Novak Djokovic on the side- ble-faulted three times in the game line before the quarterfinals, exiting used to coach Bencic, and five-time and unraveled from there, wasting with a 7-5, 6-4 loss to the 13th- major champion Hingis herself has a 21-ace effort. seeded Bencic under a closed roof served as a mentor. Bencic said she “It’s not about that service at Arthur Ashe Stadium on a rainy likes to emulate the way Hingis used game,” Goerges said, perhaps try- afternoon. Djokovic stopped play- to play, always thinking a move or ing to persuade herself. ing in his fourth-rounder Sunday two — or more — ahead. Another women’s quarterfinal night because of a problematic left “With Melanie, we didn’t try will pit No. 25 Elise Mertens of Bel- shoulder. to copy Martina’s game. We tried gium against No. 15 Bianca Andree- “I honestly didn’t move well to- to make my own game. And obvi- scu of Canada or qualifier Taylor day. You know what I mean? I felt ously, I know there are similarities, Townsend of the U.S. Mertens ad- like I was always flat-footed. ... The because that’s the way Melanie vanced by beating wild-card entry knee was a little bit annoying in teaches, but it was about making Kristie Ahn of the U.S. 6-1, 6-1. Ahn the movement aspect,” Osaka said. my own strengths and my own carried heavy tape jobs on her right “But I think that that’s something I game style,” Bencic said. “I play, arm and left leg. should have overcome.” of course, a little bit different than In men’s action, No. 6 Alexan- As for her powerful serve, Osaka ASSOCIATED PRESS Martina. I think she was even more der Zverev was undone by 17 dou- called it “inconsistent,” saying she Belinda Bencic, of Switzerland, reacts after defeating Naomi Osaka, skilled and smarter on the court and ble-faults and bowed out to No. 20 hadn’t been working on it com- of Japan, 7-5, 6-4 during the fourth round of the US Open tennis playing more chess. I think I have a Diego Schwartzman 3-6, 6-2, 6-4, ing into the year’s last Grand Slam championships Monday, in New York. little bit less maybe talent and touch 6-3. tournament “because I can’t really than her, but maybe a little bit more “My first serve is still fine. My land on my leg that great.” Don’t have the most winners or for her career against top-ranked power.” second serve needs to be worked Osaka has been wearing a black most aces. But I think I can really players. Osaka made her breakthrough on,” Zverev said. “But I’ll deal with sleeve on the knee and was given a read the opponent’s game well,” said Bencic is 22, just a year older than at Flushing Meadows a year ago, it.” pain-killing pill by a trainer midway Bencic, who will face No. 23 Donna Osaka, but her progress was slowed winning her first major champi- Schwartzman’s quarterfinal foe through the second set Monday. Vekic of Croatia in the quarterfinals. in recent years by injuries, including onship by beating Serena Williams will be No. 2 Rafael Nadal or No. By then, Bencic was up a set and “I definitely try to do that against wrist surgery. in a chaotic final that devolved after 22 Marin Cilic. No. 24 Matteo Ber- a break, employing a quick-strike anyone, not only against her.” Back in 2014, when she was Williams got into an extended argu- rettini gave Italy its first U.S. Open style of taking balls early and snap- Bencic finished with far more 17, Bencic became the youngest ment with the chair umpire. men’s quarterfinalist since 1977 and ping them back, rushing Osaka and winners, 29, than unforced errors, woman into the U.S. Open quar- Osaka followed that up with a made it this far himself for the first not leaving her not enough time to 12, and showed once again that she terfinals since 1997, when another second consecutive Grand Slam time at any major with a 6-1, 6-4, respond. It worked before: Bencic is a big-match player. She owns a Swiss woman, Martina Hingis, took trophy at the Australian Open in 7-6 (6) victory over Andrey Rublev. is now 3-0 against Osaka in 2019. tour-leading nine victories over the title. January. That allowed her to be- Berrettini gets No. 13 Gael Monfils “I don’t have the biggest power. top-10 opponents in 2019 and is 4-1 Hingis’ mother, Melanie Molitor, come the first tennis player rep- or Pablo Andujar next.

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On the opposite side of the city stands the Basilica of Saint Remi that holds the rel- ics of Saint Remi, the erstwhile bishop who counseled Clovis, the Frankish king who defeated the Romans and united Gaul GEORGEANNE BRENNAN PHOTOS under his banner. Saint Remi An angel smile on the facade of the Cathedral of Reims succeeded in converting the pagan Clovis to Christianity around 498 AD, thus beginning the line of the Merovingians, the first dynasty of what would become the French monar- chy. For history enthusiasts, it doesn’t get any more heady Tasting memories than this. Many of the wine caves as- sociated with the Champagne houses, where thousands and thousands of bottles are now stored, were originally chalk mines exploited by the Gal- lo-Romans. During World War of Reims and Lille I, when the front lines were only a few miles from Reims, which GEORGEANNE BRENNAN 2 1/2 tablespoons honey was heavily bombed, the citizens One of the best parts of travel 1 cup chopped yellow on- set up life in the caves, setting for me is the food. My memories ions up schools and shops alongside are anchored by where and what 3 carrots, peeled and cut bottles of Champagne. The caves I ate. Once I’m back home, I try into thin rounds essentially became an under- to recreate some of the dishes I 2 stalks of celery, thinly ground city. had because, if I succeed, diving sliced Today, the city is the beating deep into memory and I’m once 4 cups hard apple cider heart of the nation’s formidable again in another place,. Some- 1 tablespoon balsamic vin- Champagne production, with times I ask the restaurant for the egar famous Champagne houses like recipe; other times I simply try to 4 sprigs thyme Pommery, Veuve Clicquot, and recreate it from my recollection 2 bay leaves G. H. Mumm all easily accessible of what it looked and tasted like. 2 cloves garlic, minced by the city’s excellent tram and 3 tablespoons raisins bus systems or, with a car, the Rabbit Braised in Cider 1 tablespoon flour smaller, lesser-known houses in (Lapin au Cidre d’Auvergne) 2 apples such as Granny the countryside can be explored. For example, on a recent trip to Smith or Golden Delicious, A tour of Pommery begins Reims, I had Lapin au Cidre d’Au- peeled, cored and cut into with admission into the cavern- vergne for lunch at the Café du ¼-inch thick slices ous reception, once part of the Palais, an Art Deco bistro in the Season the chicken with half of winery, where the shop and tast- heart of Reims. The banquettes the salt and half the pepper. In a ing room is also installed. At the were red velvet, the chandeliers frying pan, over medium high far end, double doors open onto crystal, and scattered through- heat, warm 1 ½ tablespoons of stone steps, leading deep down out the room were numerous sil- the olive oil and 2 tablespoons to the level of the caves beneath ver buckets of iced Champagne, of the butter. When the butter and their connecting tunnels. waiting to be poured. I asked for foams, add the chicken pieces, Not only is bottled Champagne the recipe and it was given to me Rabbit Braised in Apple Cider at the Cafe du Palais, Reims, France and sauté until golden, about 3 stored here, the galleries are also albeit in short-hand chef form to 4 minutes per side. Remove sites for contemporary art exhi- and for 20 servings. At home, from my local market. One night, 1 teaspoon sea salt the chicken to a bowl. bitions, which lends a strange the ingredients were all easy to I made the dish for dinner from 1 teaspoon freshly ground In a heavy bottomed casserole juxtaposition of ancient and come by except the rabbit, so I the recipe below that I adapted black pepper or Dutch oven with a lid, over futuristic. The tour, bien sûr, substituted chicken. It called from the restaurant version, and 4 whole rabbit legs or medium high heat, heat 2 more concludes with a Champagne for honey and I have plenty of I served it with mounds of but- chicken legs or 4 skin-on, tablespoons of butter. When tasting. that from a beekeeper friend, tery mashed potatoes. It tasted bone-in legs and thighs it is hot, stir in 1 tablespoon of A recent addition to the and the requisite herbs were in just like being back in Reims, and Extra virgin olive oil honey and add the chopped Champagne touring possibili- my garden. I purchased a bottle each bite brought back the mem- 6 1/2 tablespoons unsalted ties is “My Vintage Tour Com- of craft- brewed hard apple cider ory of that experience. butter, divided Please see MEMORIES, Page C6 pany,” which takes visitors into the rambling hillside vineyards surrounding Reims in refur- bished, classic Volkswagen vans. At a particularly scenic Conversations in food: Panel talks with Andrew Zimmern stop, the driver/guide sets up a table next to the vineyard, SARAH FLICK with Andrew author and chef who, in his spare couldn’t think of anyone better brings out Champagne glasses, Food is life. Or so it would Zimmern. time, raises money for culinary than Andrew.” Champagne, and a platter of seem. Bloggers blog about it, Zimmern is scholarships funding the next Copia describes the series as, pink rose cookies, a specialty journalists write about it, and in- widely known generation of chefs. “a live-talk series that brings to- of Reims. creasingly consumers want to be for eating his Maryam Ahmed, director of gether the pioneers of construc- Champagne is a preferred part of the conversations taking way through public programs for the CIA’s tive disruption within the worlds drink in café, brasseries, and place behind the swinging doors weird and funky California campus, said CIA of food, beverage, and hospitality restaurants, all of which have of restaurant kitchens. foods across chose Zimmern for this partic- to share their stories of positive long lists to choose from, by The Culinary Institute of Zimmern many differentular project because “Andrew change.” glass or by bottle, adding to the America at Copia in Napa is countries on Zimmern is someone that the Zimmern will be the moder- sense of festivity that marks the spearheading a program aimed the Travel Channel’s television consumer and the public can ator for all three panel discus- city. Two bistros of special note at creating a bridge between the show “Bizarre Foods.” Many identify with experientially. sions, coaxing conversation and are the Café du Paris, which has growing number of people inter- don’t know that the enthusias- He has taught people so much debate from panelists identified a Belle Époque feel with gilt and ested in the food on their plate tic guy slurping pig brains was through his endeavors in the as leaders in their field. “The first mirrors and buckets of Cham- and the chefs defining what also the creator, executive pro- culinary world and by showing Conversations at Copia is called pagne, waiting to be poured, those items are. The program, ducer, and host of the franchise. people places they might not Culture and Cuisine,” Ahmed and the Café de la Paix, which titled Conversations at Copia, While he’s best known for in- otherwise get to experience. said. “We’ll be exploring the specializes in seafood and has is a three-part series designed terviewing locals on how to eat When we designed this panel topic of authenticity. We’ll be a sleek, contemporary feel and to educate, inspire, and discuss the foul-smelling Durian fruit series, we thought about who joined by several different pan- plenty of Champagne to offer. pressing issues currently be- or munching on tarantula sticks, would be really perfect to make elists with different perspectives ing explored in the food world. he’s also a four-time James Beard the public feel comfortable and M 1 Please see FRANCE, Page C6 They’re doing it in partnership award-winning TV personality, part of the conversation, and we Please see ZIMMERN, Page C6 C2 | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 FOOD NAPA VALLEY REGISTER

NAPA FARMERS MARKET TASTE OF THE VALLEY Morning at the market t’s 7 a.m. on a Saturday, Mexican-style Succotash community we built at this and Robert and I are market has the resiliency I setting up our stand for Today’s recipe is a creation of my own invention, and aside and support to make an the Napa Farmers Mar- from the avocado, it’s something I can mostly get from my even brighter future for ket. At this time of day, farm or from my neighbors at the market. the market. we enjoy With this in mind, I 3 tablespoons avocado oil 5 tomatoes, diced the lovely „ „ want to share five ways you 1 red onion, diced Kernels from 4 ears of coastal „ „ can help the Napa Farmers 3 garlic cloves, minced sweet corn morning „ Market find a new home: 3 to 4 summer squash, Ground cumin to taste fog in Napa, „ „ „ Keep shopping the sliced Salt which will „ market and supporting our 2 sweet peppers, diced Juice of 1 lime soon be „ „ small farmers, food pro- SUBMITTED PHOTO 1 poblano or other spicy ½ cup chopped cilantro followed by „ „ ducers and artisans. Chef Erik Anderson has been named executive chef of CARINE pepper, finely diced 1 to 2 avocados, diced sunny skies. „ „ Sign our petition of Truss Restaurant and Bar at the Four Seasons Resort and HINES In large pan, heat the oil over medium-high heat. Add the Around us support at the Information Residences Napa Valley, opening in Calistoga in 2020. onion and garlic and cook until slightly translucent. Add the there is the Booth on your next market squash, sweet peppers, poblano and salt. Cook until the vege- bustle of each vendor pre- visit. tables are tender, about 4 minutes. paring for the day. „ Write a letter to the Add the tomatoes, corn and cumin, mix well and season Chef named for new There is always some- editor of the Napa Valley with salt. Cook until the corn and tomatoes are soft, another thing exciting about set- Register. 5 to10 minutes. Remove from the heat and add the lime juice, ting up our stand for the „ Post on Facebook or cilantro and avocados. Mix gently and serve immediately with Calistoga resort farmers market. We won- tag @napafarmersmkt on rice and beans or quesadillas. der … how much will we Instagram and Twitter and REGISTER STAFF an interactive format and Serves 4. sell today, which regulars #lettuceknow why you CALISTOGA — Erik received another James will come, what will we customers come every erything packed up. Last love us with the hashtag Anderson has been named Beard Foundation Award eat for lunch (always an week and are happy to just year, they lost a van in #lovenapafarmersmarket. executive chef of Truss nomination for “Best New important decision)? Early buy their produce, say an accident, so now they „ Write your local city Restaurant and Bar at the Restaurant.” In 2018, An- on a foggy Saturday morn- good morning, and enjoy have to be dropped off at and county officials and Four Seasons Resort and derson returned to the ing at the Napa Farmers their shopping quietly. 5 a.m. before market, then tell them why we deserve Residences Napa Valley California Coast where Market, the possibilities Most of our customers wait until after 3 p.m. to their attention. opening in 2020 in Cal- he took over as executive are endless. come to catch up about be picked up. They tell me Thank you again to our istoga. chef at COI. This is our and every the week, tell us how good that they will sell at two wonderful Napa Farmers Anderson was most re- He has earned a string other vendor’s weekly their melon was, bring us a other markets that week- Market community. cently executive chef at of accolades including be- routine for most of the bottle of wine (a common end, then go to Hollister Kids activities at the COI, a two Michelin-star ing named one of Food & year, and in this milieu we in occurrence in Napa for to harvest more veggies Napa Farmers Market: restaurant in San Fran- Wine’s “Best New Chefs” have built a community. some reason!), or spend for Tuesday. These two Bring your youngsters cisco. (2012) and Food & Wine’s As I make a pyramid of a minute to check in with farmers are some of the to the market’s Educa- He began his culinary “Best New Chef All Star” melons, I can hear Jess each other. kindest, most hard-work- tion Station on Tuesday career in 2006 at the The (2013) as well as garnering from Bailey’s Best and I’ve exchanged tears of ing people we know. Last and Saturdays for Story French Laundry, then Bon Appetit’s “Best New Linda from Pasta Poetry joy and tears of sadness winter was the first time Time at 9:30 a.m. and moved to Minneapolis for Restaurants in America” exclaiming over all the with my customers. They they were able to take a 10:30 a.m. There might be a position at Auriga where (2012), GQ’s “Top Ten Best beautiful produce brought have held my baby son vacation to see their family coloring, matching games he honed his skills under New Restaurants in Amer- by Esquivel Farms. While while I had a line of cus- in the Philippines in three or other fun activities, too. the tutelage of chef Doug ica” (2012). filling cherry tomato bas- tomers waiting, and I’ve, years. After a long day at On the KVYN Music Flicker. After three years “Calistoga is the best kets, a late arrival creeps in turn, made their kids the farmers market and a Stage: On Saturday, Sept. working with Flicker, An- place in the country to slowly up the ally to make into vegetable eaters. Food long week on the farm, it’s 7, Bruno Grossi will be derson accepted a position be cooking and a special a 12-point-turn into their has built a community and comforting to be with oth- performing. On Tuesday, on the opening team Ho- place for me personally, spot, with the neighboring network of friends that ers who understand how Sept. 10, Oscar Reynolds tel Ivy’s Porter & Frye. In abundant with friends vendors moving umbrellas spans counties and is all exhausting, yet rewarding, will be our guest musician. 2009, Anderson moved to who I admire cooking and and poles to help them in. nucleated at the market. it is to be a farmer. Tim McKee’s Sea Change farming nearby,” Ander- When I’m setting up It’s after 1 p.m. and The Napa Farmers Mar- Carine Hines is an owner of Restaurant & Bar, where he son said. “While living my price tags, Doug from the market is over. We’ve ket built all these friend- Suntracker Farm, a vendor was named a James Beard in San Francisco, I spent Devoto Gardens brings me weighed the produce we ships. It bridges different at the Napa Farmers Market Foundation Award nom- my weekends in Calistoga an apple to snack on and didn’t sell for our inven- communities and cultures, and on the market’s board inee and Food & Wine’s unearthing inspiration inevitably tells me a corny tory, donated healthy and all for the purpose of of directors. Located in the “People’s Best New Chef and appreciating its soul- joke. These are the people vegetables to the homeless bringing fresh food and parking lot of the South Midwest” finalist. fulness. I look forward to we see every week, and shelter, packed our van beautiful art to the people Napa Century Center, 195 After staging at Noma crafting a beautiful, deli- they are our dear friends. and are ready to go. and visitors of Napa. The Gasser Drive, Napa, the restaurant in Copenha- cious dining experience at As 8 o’clock hits, the Henry and Loida from Napa Farmers Market is farmers market is open gen, Anderson relocated Truss Restaurant and Bar first customers start to J & M Ibarra are sitting now looking for a new Saturdays year-round to The Catbird Seat in that is uniquely Northern trickle in. Some of our under their tent with ev- home, but I believe the and on Tuesdays, April Nashville, now consid- Californian.” through September, from ered one of the country’s For more information 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. For most ground-breaking about Four Seasons Resort more information, to sign restaurants. There he de- and Residences Napa Val- up for the newsletter, visit livered an ever-evolving, ley, visit fourseasons.com/ napafarmersmarket.org 14-course tasting menu in napavalley.

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CAROLYN HAX Calming the law school jitters ear Carolyn: me until now, when obstacle course through I’m in my first I’m already in it. I’m which others have passed Dweek of law FREAKING OUT. Any and through which you school and I’m soooo advice?? were deemed qualified to nervous. — FREAKING OUT pass. Widen your view. I honestly believed Everyone who warned And, remember the everyone you was right, now you strategy for getting when they know, and presumably through anything diffi- WINNING BRIDGE warned most if not all of every- cult: break it down into Do you stick in the key moment of the bat- me how one-who-warned-you small pieces and work at it tle; should East have made a difficult got through it. 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Olympic gold fordability remains the es- recognize that for many mil- housing decisions with their Vietnam under a new con- service was held in Glen- medal snowboarder Shaun sential factor when it comes lennials and Gen Xers, the student loan repayment ob- stitution. dale, California, for pop White is 33. Hip-hop singer to determining whether to basic cost of living has gone ligations in mind, the report In 1970, legendary foot- superstar Michael Jackson, August Alsina is 27. rent or purchase a home, up,” says Brickman, as Yahoo noted. ball coach Vince Lombardi, whose body was entombed Thought for Today: “In and the cost of housing is cited. “Heavy burdens from About 35% of home own- 57, died in Washington, D.C. in a mausoleum more than the arts, the critic is the having a significant impact student loans and the rapidly ers who reported trouble In 1976, America’s Vi- two months after his death. only independent source on households of every age, rising cost of child care are affording housing in the last king 2 lander touched Five years ago: President of information. 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Nutrition — Calories: 380; To- MAURA JUDKIS tal Fat: 32 g; Saturated Fat: 16 g; The Washington Post Cholesterol: 85 mg; Sodium: 410 NEW YORK—Antoni Porowski mg; Carbohydrates: 10 g; Dietary is standing in his beautiful Man- Fiber: 3 g; Sugars: 2 g; Protein: 15 hattan apartment kitchen shred- g. ding cheese, and more cheese, (Adapted from: “Antoni in the and even more cheese, and for Kitchen” by Antoni Porowski many people, at least one part of with Mindy Fox.) this sentence is a fantasy. There’s the heaps of Gruyere and sharp cheddar and cream cheese, the NEW-STYLE jeans and white socks and per- fectly slicked hair, the Yves Klein POLISH HUNTER’S blue stove and marble countertop STEW (BIGOS and copper pots. Take your pick. “We’re having cheese for REVISITED) breakfast,” he says, because it is 8 a.m. “Gooey, crispy little gratin Active: 45 minutes — Total: 2 cheese.” hours Specifically, the “Queer Eye” 6 to 8 servings star is making Cheesy Lem- Smoky and flavorful, this is a on-Rosemary Artichoke Dip, a stew you’ll want to keep on hand recipe from his new cookbook, when the colder weather hits. If “Antoni in the Kitchen.” It’s you can’t easily find kabanos (a a recipe he selected, not only JESSE DITTMAR type of Polish sausage), you can because it brought back warm Chef, author and TV personality Antoni Porowski stands for a portrait with the Cheesy Lemon-Rosemary swap in more kielbasa. When memories of cooking with his Artichoke Dip he prepared in the kitchen of his home in Manhattan. thinking about what wine to sister, but because it evokes his add, find an inexpensive bottle favorite time of year. Porowski isn’t sure how his that you wouldn’t mind drinking. “I’m ready for the fall,” he says, mother made the dish because, Serve with rye bread and but- grating some off-recipe Parme- as he says in the book’s intro, ter. san (“a beautiful two-year”) he never cooked with her. And Storage: The stew can be into the mix, just for fun. “Oh if you read between the lines of stored, covered and refrigerated, my gosh, a tiny piece of cheese that little aside—and the others for up to 5 days. literally shot into my mouth,” he peppered throughout the book— Where to buy: Kabanos, a says, delighted. When he totals it you’ll see pain and loss creeping smoked and air-dried Polish sau- up, there are 24 ounces of cheese in at the corners of many of his sage, can be purchased at Eastern altogether. recipes. European grocery stores. It seemed like an odd recipe Despite his fame, he still 1 cup (1 ounce) dried porcini to pick, considering there are hasn’t cooked with his mother, or other mixed wild mush- more complex options in the because they no longer have a rooms book—recipes that showcase relationship. When he writes 2 cups hot water stronger flavors, or a piece of about cooking “Martha Stew- 1/2 pound thick-cut bacon, Porowski’s Polish heritage. But art Living” recipes as a teenager cut crosswise into 1/2-inch it doesn’t take long to realize: with his sister, Aleks, he says they wide pieces Antoni Porowski is cheese dip. “didn’t get along very well,” and 1 pound kielbasa, cut into He’s decadent but unfussy, he’s that cooking was the common TOM MCCORKLE 1/4-inch thick slices comforting, he’s nostalgic, and passion that bound them to- Cheesy Lemon-Rosemary Artichoke Dip. 1 pound Polish kabanos or he’s easygoing but intense under gether. Many recipes mention other smoky dried pork sau- the surface, once you dig in there happy times with Joey Kriete- sage, cut into 1-inch thick with a little piece of endive and meyer, Porowski’s former part- slices, or an extra 8 ounces scrape out all of those soft, gooey ner of seven years, whose family kielbasa bits. gatherings provided him with a 1 pound boneless pork loin, The question isn’t whether sense of togetherness he hadn’t cut into 1-inch cubes Porowski can cook, which was a found in his own. 1 medium onion, coarsely persistent hot take in 2018. His “I sort of had this debate chopped (about 1 1/2 cups) recipes for the heroes, as “Queer about, well, do I want to include One (1-pound) green cab- Eye” calls its makeover can- them or not? I just decided, like, bage, or savoy cabbage, didates, were judged for being even though it’s really painful to halved, cored and cut cross- overly simplistic, forcing Po- write about, it’s very happy-sad,” wise into 1-inch wide strips rowski to spend months reiter- he says of Krietemeyer’s family. 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, ating that he was tailoring them “I had a family that taught me plus more as needed for his subjects, who might only unconditional love, and I just 1 (32-ounce) jar sauerkraut, be able to manage a simple av- thought it just didn’t feel right drained (4 cups) ocado grapefruit salad because not including them. So I decided, 3 bay leaves they barely knew how to use their like, that’s painful, but you can 1 Tbsp. finely chopped fresh ovens. struggle through it and put the marjoram (or 1 1/2 tsp. dried) The question is what kind of sadness in another compart- 1/2 teaspoon ground all- cooking Antoni has decided to ment, and I can deal with that spice showcase after that criticism ex- later in life. Let’s do this recipe in TOM MCCORKLE 4 cups low-sodium beef acerbated his already bad case of honor of these people who were New-Style Polish Hunter’s Stew (Bigos Revisited). broth impostor syndrome. At first, he there for me.” 2 cups dry red wine had the natural impulse to prove The book will show you who into very large pieces. And it which include Indian, Malaysian, 3/4 cup pitted prunes (5 his skeptics wrong. Porowski has loved, but also what came to my attention via peo- Greek, Mexican and Japanese, ounces), halved “When I came into Season 3, he has loved to make for them. ple posting on Instagram, ‘cause and in upcoming seasons of the Fresh dill fronds, for gar- the first two recipes, I tried to “Food, for him, I think more that’s how I check when I’m out show, for which he says the im- nish way overcomplicate them,” he than anything, is a love lan- of town,” he says. It’s an accom- migrant experience will become In a small bowl, soak the dried says. At the same time, he was guage,” Barden said. “It’s the true paniment to some jerk chicken more of a talking point. mushrooms in the 2 cups of hot a partner in a restaurant, the way that he expresses himself to meatballs at the fast-casual For both, “the goal is really to water. Village Den, and he saw that as the people he cares for. I think he health cafe with a comfort food bridge people together,” he says. Meanwhile, in a large Dutch another proving ground. “It was sees himself as being in the ser- bent. “Yeah, I know, that sounds like over or another wide, heavy pot sort of like, this is how I’m going vice of others.” Though he spent years as such a ‘Queer Eye’ line.” over medium-high heat, cook the to show people. But once I got my On “Queer Eye,” that might a server, going back into the bacon, stirring, until golden and butt into the kitchen and started mean teaching a single dad how kitchen of his own restaurant still crispy, about 5 minutes. Using a testing it out, that thought went to make pancakes, or a dishev- feels awkward. CHEESY LEMON- slotted spoon, transfer the bacon away quickly because it was sort eled app bro to master grilled “I would apologize for going to a large plate. Add the kielbasa of like, holy s-, I’m opening a cheese. But only a few Queer back, and I would ask for per- ROSEMARY and kabanos, if using, to the pot restaurant.” Eye recipes—or references to the mission,” he says. He suspects ARTICHOKE DIP and cook, stirring occasionally, The book project began the show, really—appear in the book, he “didn’t want to accept the fact until the slices are browned, 8 same way, almost as a rebuke: though there are nods to his cast- that it was mine.” Active: 10 minutes — Total: 40 to 10 minutes. Transfer the sau- See? Antoni can make maca- mates’ favorite recipes. But his impostor syndrome is minutes sage to the plate with the bacon. damia-crusted lamb with spicy “If it was just recipes from the gradually subsiding. A stand- 8 servings (makes 4 cups) Add the pork loin to the pot and honey agrodolce! And straw- show, people have seen them al- alone food show is something This decadent and flavorful dip cook, stirring occasionally, until berry and pink peppercorn Eton ready,” said his co-author, Mindy he has been “actively discuss- is a perfect way to kick off your cooked through, about 6 minutes. mess! And after all of those me- Fox. “You get a little window into ing,” and a second location of his party. For the best flavor and Transfer the pork to the plate mes about his guacamole, there Antoni’s life and his progression restaurant is in the works. texture, Antoni Porowski recom- with the bacon and sausages. is not a single avocado-centric with food as a medium for his “A lot of facets of my life, I mends oil-marinated artichokes Reduce the heat to medium recipe in it. creativity and his passion.” thought, like, I’m not a chef and (instead of water-packed ones) and add the onion to the fat in the But eventually, “I realized this His life: Newly single after a no one’s going to take me se- sold in a jar or at your grocery pot; cook until softened slightly, isn’t about that,” Porowski says. breakup with Bravo star Trace riously,” he says. But with the store salad bar. about 3 minutes. Add the cabbage “The best feedback that I’ve got- Lehnhoff. A new art collector book, he realized that not be- 3 (6 1/2 -ounce) jars mar- and cook until the vegetables are ten on ‘Queer Eye’ is when things eager to show visitors his acqui- ing a chef gave him freedom for inated artichokes, drained, softened, 6 to 8 minutes. are deeply personal. I think we sitions, including a jokey Flemish “more of an emotional explora- coarsely chopped or quar- Meanwhile, lift the mushrooms really have a need to see vulner- Baroque portrait of the Fab Five tion,” one that allows for simple, tered from the soaking liquid and trans- ability these days.” in a gilded frame—a gift from nostalgic weekday recipes. “My 1 (8-ounce) package cream fer to a plate. Reserve 1 cup of the It turned into something dif- “Saturday Night Live’s” Kate book is about my personal ex- cheese, softened liquid. ferent. It became an autobiog- McKinnon. His fridge contains perience and these dishes that 6 ounces Gruyere, grated (1 Stir 1/2 teaspoon of salt into raphy. oat milk, cold brew, lingonberry have shaped me. And I put them 1/2 cups) the cabbage mixture, then add “It’s a deeply sentimental book jam and some carrots that have in there because they’re import- 4 ounces aged sharp white the sauerkraut. Make a well in that also shows that he has real seen better days—probably be- ant,” he says. cheddar (such as Cabot cloth- the center of the pot, add the bay chops,” said Beth Barden, a Kan- cause he’s not home much, now That includes his experience as bound), grated (1 cup) leaves, marjoram, allspice, drained sas City restaurateur who helped that the show is filming its fifth an immigrant. Now that he is a 1 cup (8 ounces) full-fat mushrooms and meat mixture and Porowski test his recipes. “To me, season in Philadelphia. Though permanent resident of the United sour cream cook until fragrant, about 2 min- it’s a really beautiful version of a he’s known for his obsession with States, Porowski finds his nation- 2 Tbsp.s fresh lemon juice utes. Add the beef broth, wine, memoir.” dogs, he doesn’t own one. (The ality gets truncated: Rather than 2 tsp. finely chopped fresh prunes and reserved mushroom Porowski was born in Montreal dog photographed with him in Polish Canadian, he is mistaken rosemary broth and stir well. Bring to a to a family that emigrated from the cookbook belongs to the for Canadian American, which 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground boil, then reduce the heat so the Poland. He grew up speaking actor Justin Theroux, a friend.) feels strange to him. Immigra- black pepper stew is at a gentle simmer, cover Polish at home, and his heritage He’s working his way through tion, and the blend of cultures Toasted baguette slices, and cook, stirring occasionally, is reflected in the book, with “Fleabag.” He dreams in both and flavors he was exposed to in crudites, and/or your favorite getting into the edges of the pot dishes such as zurek (“the Pol- French and English. He knows he Montreal, is key to the book. It’s crackers or chips, for serving with the spoon, for 30 minutes. ish hangover soup”), chilled beet shouldn’t, but he Juuls (mint, in also a point of personal reflection Preheat the oven to 400 de- Uncover and continue to cook soup and Bigos, a rich and hearty case you were wondering). for him—just as his fluid sexual- grees. until the liquid has reduced and three-meat hunter’s stew with Later in the day, we sit in a ity allowed him to be mistaken for In a large bowl, combine the ar- thickened, about 45 minutes more. mushrooms, cabbage and prunes. corner booth at his West Village straight for much of his life and tichokes, cream cheese, Gruyere, Remove and discard the bay Porowski’s version subs wine for restaurant, the Village Den, while evade homophobia, his white- cheddar, sour cream, lemon juice, leaves. Garnish with the dill and beer, to add a little French influ- guests not-so-subtly take photos ness and unaccented English rosemary and black pepper and serve hot. ence. of him. Though Porowski doesn’t gives him privileges other im- stir until smooth. Transfer to an Nutrition (based on 8 servings) “Every household has a dif- work in the kitchen, he is respon- migrants don’t share. 8-inch square baking dish, a 7- — Calories: 530; Total Fat: 30 g; ferent way of doing it,” Porowski sible for the menu and pays at- “This country has given me to 8-inch ovenproof skillet or a Saturated Fat: 11 g; Cholesterol: says. “I’m not 100% sure how my tention to details: As soon as we a life that I never even really 2-quart gratin dish. 130 mg; Sodium: 1690 mg; Car- mother made it. But one thing arrived, he went back into the dreamed of,” he says. “So I feel Bake (middle rack), 22 to 25 bohydrates: 22 g; Dietary Fiber: 6 that she did teach me was wild kitchen to check on a pineapple like I compensate whenever I . minutes, until the dip is bubbly g; Sugars: 9 g; Protein: 33 g. mushrooms. We would go for- chutney that was not up to his . . have the opportunity to talk and light golden brown on top. (Adapted from: “Antoni in the aging during mushroom season standards. about diversity.” Let cool for 7 to 10 minutes be- Kitchen” by Antoni Porowski M 1 as kids.” The pineapple was “being cut That appears in the recipes, fore serving. with Mindy Fox.) C6 | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 FOOD NAPA VALLEY REGISTER Memories From C1

onions, sautéing until translu- cent, about 2 minutes. Add the carrots, celery, cider, vinegar, thyme, bay leaves, garlic, and raisins, followed by the chicken. Reduce the heat to low and cover. Simmer until the chicken begins to pull away from the bone and is tender, 30 to 40 minutes. Remove the chicken and set aside. Remove the thyme and bay leaves and discard. Increase the heat to high and, stirring, reduce the sauce to 1 ½ cups. Combine 1 table- spoon of the remaining butter with the flour and stir into the sauce. Keep stirring as the sauce thickens. When the sauce has thickened, return the chicken to the sauce, and warm, over medium heat to heat the chicken through, about 4 minutes. While the sauce is reducing, in GEORGEANNE BRENNAN PHOTOS a large frying pan over medium The Cathedral of Reims. high heat, heat the remaining 1 1 /2 tablespoons of butter. When it foams, stir in the remaining France 1 ½ tablespoons of honey, add From C1 the apple slices and sauté until golden, about 3 minutes. Turn Lille, City of Culture and sauté the other side until Another short train ride from golden, another 2 to 3 minutes. Paris takes the visitor to Lille, a To serve, place a whole city with deep industrial roots in chicken leg on each of 4 din- the textile industry that is rapidly ner plates and divide the sauce becoming an art and culture hub equally over them. Garnish each as it transforms its public spaces serving with an equal amount of GEORGEANNE BRENNAN PHOTOS into galleries, theaters, and muse- the sautéed apples. Tapenade Toasts at Le Lion Bossu in Lille, France. ums, while welcoming contempo- Serves 4 rary art in its streets. Tomato and Zucchini ‘Cake’ The TGV station is centrally lo- with Squid, Basil-infused cated next to a modern convention Olive Oil and Chorizo center, but only a 10-minute walk Gateau de Tomates et Cour- to the center of the old city and gettes, Encornets Rotis, Huile its narrow, cobbled streets and A tasting at Pommery, in Reims, de Basilic et Chorizo squares. An excellent metro sys- France, the heart of the Champagne On the same trip, I visited tem reaches into the outer areas of district. Lille, once a thriving and pow- the Lille Metropole region, That erful industrial city, now rein- makes all the main sights easily museum. In 2018, an expansion venting itself as a cultural cen- accessible, including the out- was completed to house the grow- ter. Its old town, Vieux Lille, is standing Le Piscine Museum in ing collection. The swimming full of twisting, medieval streets Roubaix, part of Lille Metropole. pool remains, with statuary and lined with narrow houses, small Every few years, since 2004 small galleries alongside it, still a shops, restaurants and patch when Lille was declared a Eu- focal point. worked with small squares and ropean City of Culture, the city The restaurant associated with patios. One such patio opens transforms itself with a different the museum, Meert, has a menu onto the door of Le Lion Brossu, art theme, lining the streets with that changes three times a year to and on up the stairs is the inti- statues, filling public buildings reflect the temporary exhibit. The mate, brick-walled restaurant with commissioned and existent restaurant director and the cura- very softly lit with candles. I art, and other venues with paint- tor of the exhibit work together to was seated next to a window ings, art installations, dance and develop the menu and its nomen- looking out over its flower-filled music. This year saw the opening clature. window box to the street below of “Lille 3000 El Dorado,” with When I visited, the exhibit was at twilight. The setting was so the theme of the fabled Mexican centered around the paintings of lovely and so serene, I’m sure I city of gold, but also the univer- late 19th century Algeria by the would have liked whatever I’d sal search for the dream that El artist Gustave Guillaumet. The chosen from the menu. While Dorado represents to humankind. names of the dishes on the menu still deciding on the menu, the The museums include the Lille reflected the names or the images wine we’d ordered, a Sancerre, Metropole Museum of Modern in the paintings, and the ingredi- arrived with a platter of tape- and Contemporary art, which ents those of North Africa. nade toasts, a Provencal spe- houses an impressive collection For example, “Femmes Dans cialty, but also popular all over of works by Georges Braque, Une Oasis” was the name given to France. Intrigued by the combi- Joan Miro, Amedeo Modigliani an Algerian soup of lamb, toma- nation of flavors, I opted for Ga- and Pablo Picasso. The museum toes, cilantro, zucchini and spices. teau de Tomates et Courgettes, boasts a collection of more than “Priere du Soir dans la Sahara” in- Encornet Rotis, Huile de Basilic 8,000 works, making it one of troduced a chicken and herb tajine et Chorizo for my first course. I the most important collections of with preserved lemon, olives and was delighted when it arrived, this type in Europe. The modern bulgur wheat. a juicy, room-temperature structure sits on acres of a grassy, Reims and Lille are only a short stack of confit tomatoes and handsomely landscaped sculp- train ride from Paris, the heart of thick roasted slices of zucchini, ture park that includes works by France, but each offers a differ- along with two roasted cut- Calder and Picasso, among others. ent, in-depth experience and ex- tlefish (a member of the squid My personal favorite is the ploration of the things that make family), all nicely drizzled with quirky La Piscine Museum, an Art France, well, France. A respect and a basil-chorizo vinaigrette and Deco public bath and swimming love of food and wine, of history, garnished with curls of crispy pool transformed in 2001 into a architecture and art, old and new. tomato skin. Once again, I asked for the Champagne at Cafe du Palais in Reims, France. recipe, knowing I’d have to make a substitution in order to create in the bowl with the remaining sauté the calamari strips, just it at home. Instead of cuttlefish, basil-olive oil mixture, and turn until opaque and the edges curl, I substituted the readily avail- several times. Let marinate for a scant minute. able California calamari. I had two hours. Garnish each vegetable stack the basil, zucchini and tomatoes Raise the oven to 225 degrees. with an equal amount of the cal- in my garden. Cut the tomatoes in half length- amari, and drizzle over the re- I savored my memories of wise and brush them with a little maining oil. Garnish each with Lille and that special dinner at of the marinade. Place cut side reserved basil leaves. Le Lion Brossu as I tucked into down on a baking sheet and Serve 4 as a first course the glamorous, yet simple, dish. roast until the skin loosens and Tapenade Toasts It makes the perfect beginning the tomatoes are soft, but still Tapenade is so easy to make for many a summer meal. hold their shape, about 40 min- and it’s always well-received. 1 cup fresh basil leaves plus utes. Side aside. Make your own toasts from 4 – 8 sprigs for garnish Preheat an oven to 325 de- sliced baguette, triangles of pain 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive grees. Cut the zucchini length- de mie, or purchase them, ready oil wise in strips a scant ½ inch to use. Pinch of sea salt thick, then cut them in half. 2 cups pitted oil-cured 6 Calamari tubes split Place them on a baking sheet black olives, coarsely lengthwise and cut crosswise and brush them with a little of chopped into strips the marinade, turning once. 2 to 3 anchovy filets 4 Roma tomatoes Roast until golden brown on ½ to 1 tablespoon capers, 2 medium zucchini both sides, turning once, about rinsed and drained For the vinaigrette: 30 to 40 minutes. Set aside. ½ tablespoon fresh thyme ½ of the basil-infused ol- To make the vinaigrette: leaves ive oil, about 3 tablespoons Combine the remaining ba- ¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil 1 ½ to 2 tablespoons sherry sil oil with the sherry vinegar, Combine all the ingredients vinegar minced red onion, pinch of salt except the olive oil in a food ½ small red onion, minced, and the chorizo. Stir to mix well. processor or blender and pro- about ¼ cup Set aside. cess until well mixed, about 2 Pinch of salt To finish: minutes. While continuing to 2 ounces Spanish chorizo, Remove the skins from the to- process, slowly drizzle in about cut into small cubes, about mato halves and place a half on half the olive oil to create a stiff ¼ inch each of 4 plates. Top with a piece paste. Gradually add more olive Two hours before ready to of zucchini, then tomato again, oil until you reach the desired serve, in a bowl, combine the then another slice of zucchini. consistency for spreading. How basil leaves, olive oil and sea Drizzle each with some of the much oil will depend somewhat Lille, a city with deep industrial roots in the textile industry, is rapidly salt. Set aside half to use for the vinaigrette, reserving a little. on the amount of oil in the ol- becoming an art and culture hub. vinaigrette. Place the calamari In a sauté pan over high heat, ives. Makes about 1 ½ cups.

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