Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 5th of June.
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💼 Business
Camp Margaritaville said it still plans to build a resort at Lake Berryessa with an expanded footprint — the renovation push continues with revised design plans — as part of its ongoing project in Napa County.
The company did not provide details about the timeline or further project specifics.
🎓 Education
Napa's New Tech High School held its graduation ceremony at Memorial Stadium on Tuesday night where students celebrated completing their academic programs.
Miroslava De Reza-Sifuentes from Vintage High School — the first in her family — will attend Yale University on a full-ride scholarship as a Class of 2025 graduate.
Today, Liliana Karesh, a Napa High senior who came to Napa from Russia over a decade ago with little English, graduates at the top of her class and earns a scholarship to attend Stanford University.
🏛️ Government
The city of Napa will close Lincoln Avenue for 25 hours starting June 10 to upgrade the rail crossing used by the Napa Valley Wine Train—improving safety.
Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes during the closure.
🏥 Health
The OLE Health Foundation Board of Directors announced its Vida OLE! fundraiser to benefit Napa County’s only network of nonprofit community health centers, set for September 18—20 at venues across the county.
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