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A woman was rushed to a Napa hospital Thursday where she died from injuries suffered in a crash, police said. (Renee Schiavone/Patch)
NAPA, CA A woman died and another person was injured Thursday in a Napa traffic collision, police said.
The two-vehicle crash was reported just before 2:15 p.m. at the intersection of Soscol Avenue and Silverado Trail, Napa police Sgt. Kristofer Jenny said.
Personnel from the Napa Fire Department began rendering aid to three adults involved in the collision. An AMR ambulance crew then arrived and took two patients to a local hospital.
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Napa’s CrossWalk Community Church announces closure through Wednesday after reported threat [Napa Valley Register, Calif.]
Jan. 18
Howard Yune
The decision to close the church campus off First Street, which was announced by email to CrossWalk members Saturday, resulted from a notice issued by the Evergreen Association of American Baptist Churches to member congregations, Shaw said in an email.
A message from the Rev. Douglas Avilesbernal, executive minister of the Evergreen Association based in Kent, Washington, described news of “concerning threats against liberal/progressive churches in the next week,” with special concern about events on Jan. 17 and 20.
“So far the advice is to spend as little time as possible at your church buildings during this possibly dangerous season,” wrote Avilesbernal. “If you have alarms please make sure they are active. If you have cameras check their memory cards and if you do not, it probably is a good idea to invest in some.
Napaâs police chief is resigning effective Friday, after less than three years on the job, saying he wants to spend more time with his family.
âAfter much prayer and contemplation, I have decided to put aside the stressors of the job and retire after 30 years of public service in law enforcement,â Chief Robert Plummer said in a statement released Thursday evening. âI have had a rich and rewarding career that I embarked upon at just 22 years of age with many opportunities that I will be forever grateful for, including the honor of leading the Napa Police Department as the Chief of Police for the last two and a half years.â