Directors of the Napa Valley Expo hope to welcome spectators back to the fairground this summer â but likely with its showcase fair split into separate carnival and livestock events as venues that normally host hundreds or thousands at a time inch their way toward a safer post-pandemic normality.
The state-owned Expo will pursue organizing the facilityâs first Junior Livestock Auction with spectators since 2019, after the outbreak of the coronavirus shut down mass gatherings last year and forced the 2020 auction to move online. This yearâs animal exhibition would take place on the Expoâs Third Street fairground July 7-11 in the time window reserved for the Town & Country Fair, with the auction slated for Saturday, July 10, according to plans former Expo CEO Joe Anderson shared with the board Tuesday morning.
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Napa County Public Health Officer Karen Relucio, along with her counterparts in the Bay Area, issued a statement agreeing with federal and regional health officials who on Friday agreed that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was again safe to use against COVID-19 despite reports of blood clotting.