Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of July.
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💼 Business
The Napa Makers Accelerator program provided 12 local business owners with essential training and tools to grow their small businesses—organizers said the new initiative has boosted local business support.
Fast-fashion retailer Shein paid $700,000 to settle a lawsuit led by Napa and Sonoma counties that alleged the company broke state laws on timely shipment and notification about delays—resolving the claims without admitting fault.
🚨 Crime
A lawsuit accuses Calistoga City Councilmember Scott Cooper of financial elder abuse—marking the second such claim against a local official in less than four years.
Napa Police are investigating the death of Noel Batres, who was discovered under a Napa bridge as a homicide, and are asking anyone who was with him (June 27 to July 3) to come forward.
🎓 Education
Today, Napa school board approved a conservative three-year budget to manage school funding amid looming federal cuts— a measure designed to guide school operations as officials prepare for future challenges.
🏈 Sports
Napa Valley Baseball Club 19's pitcher Henry Meyers pitched in Yountville on July 6, where he threw out one California Rays batter and struck out another.
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