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Napa officials are considering what residents want in their next police chief. City manager Steve Potter, himself the former chief, is studying the results of a public survey from June, and he hopes to set a specific plan by the end of the month for picking a new chief. “I see tremendous value in including the public,” Potter said. “I really want to thank all the folks who took the time, whether they were employees, Latinx community members, Napa community, business community, just for taking the time to be involved and for letting me know their thoughts.” Chief Robert Plummer resigne...

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Letters: Company policies don't promote an inclusive, welcoming community.

500 new children's books sharing diverse, anti-racist and LGBTQ inclusive messages have been spread around Napa Valley "libraries" — all for free.

View the Napa Valley Register for Friday, June 11, 2021