Friday, June 14, 2024

This week in the Tribune, we report the City Council’s decision on Tuesday to return $40,000 of city funding to the Teen Center. The decision that was made after more than 200 residents and supporters attended a council meeting last month urging the council to undo the funding cut to the youth program.

We also report on Napa County’s implementation of AI-powered translation services for Board of Supervisor meetings and ask the question: Could Calistoga benefit from a similar program?

In retail news, St. Helena’s women clothing store Amelia Claire will be making a move to 1441 Lincoln Ave. after 35 years in St. Helena. The shop, owned by St. Helenan Rene Sculatti, is slated to open locally on July 1 at the location of the recently closed Calistoga Wine Stop.  

And, on Monday night, Mayor Donald Williams and Councilmember Scott Cooper invited residents to the Community Center to discuss the potential uses of the Fairgrounds property. Read the paper to find out what was discussed. 

Plus, we celebrate the accomplishments of Calistoga High School’s Class of 2024. Hats off to our seniors!

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