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The Napa Valley Wine Train Reopens May 17 Wine Country's Historic Train Returns and Honors Local Healthcare Workers   NAPA, Calif. (May 14, 2021) – The Napa Valley Wine Train, an engaging and memorable experience that echoes the glory days of train travel, is pleased to announce that it will welcome back passengers beginning Monday, May 17.  One of the few active historic passenger railroads in the U.S., the iconic wine country experience will celebrate its reopening by offering complimentary tickets to local healthcare workers to thank them for their services.  The Napa Valley ...

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The Intersection of Creativity and Technology: How We At Charles Krug Are Greeting 2021 Head-On Updated: Jan 28 A typical day at Charles Krug is not for the faint of heart. There can be Wine Club members in our Membership Lounge, groups of people enjoying tastings in our Cabanas in the Redwood Cellar Gardens, guests from the Wine Train enjoying a private tour and tasting daily, a private corporate event at the Carriage House, and a Comedy show in the evening in the Tasting Room. As Vice President of Guest Relations, the routine of managing large crowds is not new to me. What is new is the var...

In July, developer Zapolski Real Estate announced plans to relocate the department store more than a mile south of its current location on Main Street. The project would include the swap of Kohl’s for a new hotel, apartment building, commercial space (for tenants such as a grocery market) and a public gathering area with new access points on the Kohl’s footprint, said Andrew Mazotti, director for Zapolski Real Estate. The project could cost as much as $250 million, said the developers. “Downtown Napa is great,” said Mazotti. “We’ve come a long, long way” sin...