Napa Valley Marketplace Magazine Archives
The Napa Valley Marketplace Magazine is a collection of many components of our community: families, services, arts, homes & gardens, places to play, people, schools, and businesses.
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Iam writing to Lauren Coodley. I thought maybe we could set up a date to talk about my parents Wash and Marian Mannering. I also have a sister still living in Napa and an Aunt Ruth Munk who has a long history in Napa with her husband Sherwood and family that is worth talking to also. Please let me know if you would be interested. Also I have my parents year books if you would like to see them. I live in West Sacramento but I would be willing to come to Napa in the near future. I would make arrangement’s with my family so we could all visit at the same time. Please let me know. Thank you, Barbara Mannering
Please let me know if you would like to meet and talk about my Father and Mother. I also have a sister living in Napa. I live in West Sacramento.
I don’t remember which issue it was in (before Christmas?), but I’m looking for an article that highlighted a fairly new health/fitness business. It’s not a typical health club and the only thing I remember is that its focus is strength training and one of the clients’ name was Shifflett.
Thanks. I hope you can help me find them.
Gay Sherman
Hi all!
Keep it going, thanks. I found exactly the information.
Hello,
A tasting room employee told me someone from your magazine was out to visit recently. I’m sorry I missed you, but would like to connect to discuss your 2009 editorial calendar.
Please contact me at the following address:
Jim Sullivan
PR and Marketing Manager
Castello di Amorosa winery
email: jims@castellodiamorosa.com
direct: 707-967-6278
Thank you.
Jim
Where can I subscribe or pick up a copy in Washington?
Migliavaca Mansion
I live in the downtown area and often walk past the Migliavaca Mansion (a.k.a Matt Bishop parking spots) on my way to restaurants and shops.
I can attest to the demonic activity surrounding the lot. The source of the “haunting” is not related to the past but the present.
Homeless fools drinking liquor, smoking drugs and urinating on the fire escape, while eluding Napa”s Finest.