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Senior assisted living facility wants to open on former Fairfield farm site

Senior assisted living facility wants to open on former Fairfield farm site
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Choke the woke sign on Silverado Trail draws attention of Napa police, code enforcement

A cluster of at least seven signs posted outside a small, nondescript Silverado Trail house is uncompromising in proclaiming its creator’s conservative stance — “AMERICA LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT,” “SUPPORT THE NRA,” “UP YOURS NEWSOM.” But two of the placards — one formed from red lettering on a white panel, the other hand-lettered onto green cardboard — appear more pugnacious than the rest: “CHOKE THE WOKE.” That message is the latest in an assortment of slogans to be posted within sight of those driving, bicycling or walking a section of the Trail, just east of the Napa Valley Expo and a few blocks from Soscol Avenue’s busy commercial strip.

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Napa commission gives blessing to disassembly, reassembly of 159-year-old landmark

Is it permissible to take apart a historic but damaged house — one of the city of Napa’s oldest landmarks — in hopes of saving it? Napa’s Cultural Heritage Commission on Thursday grappled with a plan to divide the skin of the Thomas Earl House near downtown into several panels, restore the exterior sections and piece them back together over a stronger, hidden steel framework — a seemingly radical surgery that owner Marc Porat called the only long-term way to preserve a landmark rocked by the 2014 earthquake. City staff, wary of dismantling the 159-year-old home even temporarily, called for the plan to proceed only after peer review by experts and weekly updates on the repairs. But the heritage commission unanimously granted the project a certificate of appropriateness — a statement of its belief that the shored-up landmark will retain its historical value, even if separated into pieces for a time.

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