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Marcel Rohner joins Titanbay board
Marcel Rohner joins Titanbay board One of European wealth management’s most senior figures joins Titanbay’s group board as Non-Executive Director LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, June 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Titanbay today announced the appointment of Marcel Rohner, Vice-Chairman of UBP SA, Chairman of the Swiss Bankers Association and former Group Chief Executive of UBS AG, as a Non-Executive Director on its group board. Few figures sit closer to the centre of European wealth management.
Titanbay appoints former Allfunds CIO as strategic advisor
Titanbay appoints Stéphane Corsaletti as Strategic Advisor. The funds technology firm adds one of Europe's most experienced B2B fund distribution executives to its advisory team. LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, May 6, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Titanbay, the private markets funds tech firm, today announces the appointment of Stéphane Corsaletti as Strategic Advisor.
Titanbay joins the Platform Association as an Associate Member
Titanbay joins platform association The Platforms Associatio today announced that Titanbay, Europe's leading private markets infrastructure provider, has joined as an Associate Member. LONDON, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, April 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Platforms Association, the trade body representing the UK's investment platform sector, today announced that Titanbay, Europe's leading private markets infrastructure provider, has joined as an Associate Member.
Pawsitive outcome for Calistoga’s lost ‘friendly neighborhood cat’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Liam the Pool Cat was reported missing on April 8. Following a nearly weeklong police investigation, he was located on April 14 in San Carlos, 75 miles south of his Calistoga home.
Pawsitive outcome for Calistoga’s lost ‘friendly neighborhood cat’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Liam the Pool Cat was reported missing on April 8. Following a nearly weeklong police investigation, he was located on April 14 in San Carlos, 75 miles south of his Calistoga home.
Pawsitive outcome for Calistoga’s lost ‘friendly neighborhood cat’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Liam the Pool Cat was reported missing on April 8. Following a nearly weeklong police investigation, he was located on April 14 in San Carlos, 75 miles south of his Calistoga home.
Thousands rally in Napa County as ‘No Kings’ protests draw crowds across U.S.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... About 4,000 people gathered downtown in Napa on Saturday to protest the Trump administration’s policies as part of the third national “No Kings” rally. Elsewhere in Napa County, 400 people rallied in Calistoga while about 70 people protested in American Canyon. “No Kings” protesters followed three different routes Saturday to march to the Oxbow and downtown Napa after a rally at Oxbow Commons.
Thousands rally in Napa County as ‘No Kings’ protests draw crowds across U.S.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... About 4,000 people gathered downtown in Napa on Saturday to protest the Trump administration’s policies as part of the third national “No Kings” rally. Elsewhere in Napa County, 400 people rallied in Calistoga while about 70 people protested in American Canyon. “No Kings” protesters followed three different routes Saturday to march to the Oxbow and downtown Napa after a rally at Oxbow Commons.
Thousands rally in Napa County as ‘No Kings’ protests draw crowds across U.S.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... About 4,000 people gathered downtown in Napa on Saturday to protest the Trump administration’s policies as part of the third national “No Kings” rally. Elsewhere in Napa County, 400 people rallied in Calistoga while about 70 people protested in American Canyon. “No Kings” protesters followed three different routes Saturday to march to the Oxbow and downtown Napa after a rally at Oxbow Commons.
Calistoga Depot announces temporary closure for restructuring
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Calistoga Depot, located at 1458 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga, has temporarily closed as of March 9. Tribune file photo The Calistoga Depot closed its doors Sunday following a social media post announcing that the shutdown is temporary. Business owner Michael Madden told the Tribune this week that he is developing a more sustainable business plan with the goal of reopening in April. “We’ve temporarily paused to reboot,” Madden said.
Calistoga Depot announces temporary closure for restructuring
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Calistoga Depot, located at 1458 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga, has temporarily closed as of March 9. Tribune file photo The Calistoga Depot closed its doors Sunday following a social media post announcing that the shutdown is temporary. Business owner Michael Madden told the Tribune this week that he is developing a more sustainable business plan with the goal of reopening in April. “We’ve temporarily paused to reboot,” Madden said.
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¡Viva Mariachi!, seed pantry, PG&E bill relief and more
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Welcome to American Canyon. Griffin Jones photo County needs midterm vote center workers (new) Napa County is recruiting vote center workers to assist voters during the June and November midterm elections. Vote centers will be located in American Canyon, Napa, Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga. Vote center workers can earn more than $900 for working approximately 50 to 60 hours during the three weeks leading up to the June 2 primary election.
2025 Give!Guide sheds spotlight on 91 Napa nonprofits
The season of giving is upon us, and as people look to make charitable donations to local nonprofits for the holidays, the CanDo Give!Guide is here to assist. The guide was created in 2013 to connect the community to local organizations. It has since grown to become one of Napa Valley’s largest end-of-year fundraising campaigns. This year, the Give!Guide will benefit 91 nonprofits — the most in its 13-year history.
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2025 Give!Guide campaign (new) The 13th annual CanDo Give!Guide campaign launched on Nov. 1 and will run through Dec. 31. The community’s leading end-of-year giving campaign features a record 91 nonprofit organizations, offering donors the broadest range of choices in the program’s history. Since Napa Valley CanDo founded the Give!Guide in 2013, it has raised more than $7.3 million for 154 Napa County nonprofits, which includes $1.14 million in donations collected in 2024.
Proposition 50 approved by Napa County and California voters – The American Canyon Current
California voters have approved Proposition 50, California’s measure to redraw congressional districts, according to statewide election results. As of Tuesday evening, the measure was sailing to victory, with 64.7 percent of Californians voting “yes” and 35.3 percent, voting “no.” In Napa County, voters may have approved the measure by a 2-to-1 margin, according to preliminary results. Voting began early October.
Proposition 50 approved by Napa County and California voters – Napa County Times
California voters have approved Proposition 50, California’s measure to redraw congressional districts, according to statewide election results. As of Tuesday evening, the measure was sailing to victory, with 64.7 percent of Californians voting “yes” and 35.3 percent, voting “no.” In Napa County, voters may have approved the measure by a 2-to-1 margin, according to preliminary results. Voting began early October.
Pollinator garden takes root at Vine Trail entrance in downtown Calistoga – Calistoga Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Come next spring, the downtown Calistoga entrance to the Napa Valley Vine Trail will be in full bloom, thanks to a community project to beautify the land with a pollinator-friendly garden. Earlier this month, the Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition joined forces with local partners including Rotary Club of Calistoga, the Calistoga Garden Club and students from Pacific Union College, to lay the groundwork for the project.
Pollinator garden takes root at Vine Trail entrance in downtown Calistoga – Yountville Sun
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Come next spring, the downtown Calistoga entrance to the Napa Valley Vine Trail will be in full bloom, thanks to a community project to beautify the land with a pollinator-friendly garden. Earlier this month, the Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition joined forces with local partners including Rotary Club of Calistoga, the Calistoga Garden Club and students from Pacific Union College, to lay the groundwork for the project.
Pollinator garden takes root at Vine Trail entrance in downtown Calistoga – Napa County Times
Come next spring, the downtown Calistoga entrance to the Napa Valley Vine Trail will be in full bloom, thanks to a community project to beautify the land with a pollinator-friendly garden. Earlier this month, the Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition joined forces with local partners including Rotary Club of Calistoga, the Calistoga Garden Club and students from Pacific Union College, to lay the groundwork for the project.
No Kings takes over Highway 29 in Napa
Highway 29 likely saw more people than cars on Saturday. Thousands of Napa residents and visitors flooded four major overpasses along Napa’s main thoroughfare for No Kings 2, a short but powerful rally that ran from 1-2 p.m. in Napa, as well as in cities across the U.S. Throughout the county, protests also took place in Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga.
No Kings 2 electrifies Highway 29, Thousands protest across Napa County – Napa County Times
Highway 29 likely saw more people than cars on Saturday. Thousands of Napa residents and visitors flooded four major overpasses along Napa’s main thoroughfare for No Kings 2, a short but powerful rally that ran from 1-2 p.m. in Napa, as well as in cities across the U.S. Throughout the county, protests also took place in Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga.
Increase in power outages raises concerns at Yountville Veterans Home – Yountville Sun
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Seven power outages have hit the Yountville Veterans Home in the past three months, leaving the mostly elderly population in the dark for hours at a time. The most recent outage, which occurred the morning of Oct. 9, lasted more than two hours. Its cause remains unknown, according to Pacific Gas and Electric Co. representative Megan McFarland. “We are old and this disrupts our lives,” Jamie Neely, a veteran and chairperson of the home’s Allied Council, said.
Increase in power outages raises concerns at Yountville Veterans Home – Napa County Times
Seven power outages have hit the Yountville Veterans Home in the past three months, leaving the mostly elderly population in the dark for hours at a time. The most recent outage, which occurred the morning of Oct. 9, lasted more than two hours. Its cause remains unknown, according to Pacific Gas and Electric Co. representative Megan McFarland. “We are old and this disrupts our lives,” Jamie Neely, a veteran and chairperson of the home’s Allied Council, said. “This is not adequate.
DA’s Office announces settlement with Clover Flat landfill over 2019 leachate spill – Yountville Sun
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The owners and operators of Clover Flat landfill must pay nearly $6.7 million for environmental restoration projects as part of a settlement in connection with environmental violations, according to the Napa County District Attorney’s Office.
DA’s Office announces settlement with Clover Flat landfill over 2019 leachate spill – Napa County Times
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The owners and operators of Clover Flat landfill must pay nearly $6.7 million for environmental restoration projects as part of a settlement in connection with environmental violations, according to the Napa County District Attorney’s Office.
DA’s Office announces settlement with Clover Flat landfill over 2019 leachate spill – Calistoga Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The owners and operators of Clover Flat landfill must pay nearly $6.7 million for environmental restoration projects as part of a settlement in connection with environmental violations, according to the Napa County District Attorney’s Office.
City Manager Laura Snideman resigns following closed session on Wednesday – Calistoga Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Calistoga’s City Manager Laura Snideman resigned from her position following a City Council closed session performance evaluation on Wednesday morning. Mayor Donald Williams confirmed Snideman’s resignation on Wednesday and said Mitch Celaya, Calistoga’s assistant city manager and former police chief, would step into the role as interim city manager, effective immediately.
Thousands in Napa County joined nationwide ‘Hands Off’ demonstrations – Napa County Times
Napa County took part in the April 5 nation-wide “Hands-Off” protests against Trump administration policies with gatherings in Napa, Yountville and Calistoga. Napa In Napa, more than 1,000 people packed both sides of Third Street by the courthouse, carrying signs, ringing bells, waving to passing cars and listening to speakers, who included U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson. “This works,” Thompson told the crowd. “We’re fired up.
“This pamphlet is my stigmata:” An Interview with Lesbian Poet and Artist Danielle Wilde about “Saint Joan of BFD”
By EMMA CIESLIK February 18, 2025 This past February 8th, Yorkshire lesbian poet Danielle Wilde performed her sonnet cycle “Saint Joan of BFD”(Wild Pansy Press, 2025) at Holy Trinity Church in Islington, London. The event, hosted by the Florence Trust and The Writers’ Room, featured Wilde alongside artist and curator Hang Zhang. In the early hours of the evening, The Writers’ Room welcomed visitors into Danielle’s Open Studio where they could see her collection of teen magazines from the 1990s.
Sushi Mambo rolls into second decade in Calistoga
Sushi Mambo chef and co-owner, Jose Cazares, 61, has spent his adult life mastering the art of sushi-making, cooking Japanese food professionally, first in San Francisco’s Japantown, then in Napa, and for the last decade, in Calistoga. In 1981, at age 18, Jose immigrated to San Francisco from the town of Tarimoro in Michoacan, Mexico and began working as a dishwasher at Miyako Sukiyaki, a Japanese hot pot restaurant in Japantown. His first boss, head chef Koichi Inagawa, ran a tight ship.
Calistoga Little League folds after 62 years
Last week, Calistoga Little League held an election in its final effort to recruit new board members and volunteers, but with no applicants to fill a dozen open positions, the choice to shutter the chapter was clear. “It’s not a decision we came to lightly,” said Aime Dunstan, Calistoga Little League president.
Microgrid construction nears final stages
A behemoth 132-foot-long, 80,000-gallon liquid hydrogen tank that will be used to power a first-of-its-kind renewable energy microgrid caused quite the scene – and some traffic – this week as it reached its final destination in Calistoga following a monthslong journey from Minnesota, where the chamber was built.
Fairgrounds director hired, first event set for September
The city isn’t wasting time when it comes to revitalizing the Fairgrounds property that it officially acquired on July 22. City staff announced recently it had hired a Fairgrounds director. Also, on July 30, the City Council took steps to ensure an event could be booked at the property. Flynn Creek Circus was given a discounted rental rate for the Great Lawn and will perform shows under its big top tent Sept. 12 to 15.
Adventist Health shutters Calistoga Vermeil Clinic
The Vermeil Clinic, owned and operated by Adventist Health St. Helena, closed its doors last Friday after nearly three decades providing healthcare services in Calistoga. An Adventist Health spokesperson told the Tribune this week that the decision to close the 913 Washington St. clinic was made so the healthcare company could “enhance” its efficiencies and “consolidate” its efforts.
Agencies collaborate for trail rescues
In the past two years, an inter-agency rescue operation involving California Highway Patrol’s Air Operations and the Calistoga Fire Department has taken off, so to speak. The Helicopter Rescue Technician (HRT) program originated in the Sierra Nevadas where there was a high need for specialized technicians to assist in rescues in the rugged terrain, said Shaun Bouyea, CHP’s Napa Air Operation Unit spokesperson.
Another Michelin star for Auro
The fine-dining establishment, owned by the Four Seasons Resort and helmed by executive chef Rogelio Garcia, opened in November 2022 to critical acclaim. Its first star came last summer – impressively, less than a year after its opening. The restaurant offers a seven-course Northern California-inspired tasting menu that showcases French techniques and Mexican and Japanese culinary influences.
Otra estrella Michelin para Auro
El establecimiento de alta cocina, propiedad de Four Seasons Resort y dirigido por el chef ejecutivo Rogelio Garcia, abrió sus puertas en noviembre de 2022 con aclamación de la crítica. Su primera estrella llegó el verano pasado, impresionantemente, menos de un año después de su apertura. El restaurante ofrece un menú de degustación de siete platos inspirado en el norte de California que muestra técnicas francesas e influencias culinarias mexicanas y japonesas.
Calistoga resident suffers serious injury following collision with Calistoga Police Sgt.
Calistoga resident Brenda Sarabio was hospitalized Monday night after being struck by a Calistoga Police patrol vehicle as she walked in a crosswalk at the intersection of Washington and Berry streets. Authorities confirmed Wednesday that on-duty Calistoga Police Sgt. Kristine Norton was the driver of the vehicle involved in the accident. Sarabio, 22, was treated at the scene for “major head trauma,” according to authorities at the scene Monday night.
Happy ending in months-long effort to rescue dog
Licorice, a roughly 70-pound puppy who escaped from her new Calistoga home the same day she was adopted, was finally captured last week after spending 72 days on the run. Catching the year-old dog involved a collaborative and painstaking effort between local agencies, volunteers and concerned citizens, who reported sightings and tried to track the dog’s movements until she could be trapped.
Back to the drawing board: Calistoga Mayor’s appointments rejected… again
For the second time in a year, Mayor Donald Williams’ nominees for openings on the city’s Planning Commission were rejected by his colleagues on the City Council. The mayor’s most recent proposals on July 9 came nearly seven months after he attempted to replace 11 of 12 incumbents on various city committees with newcomers – a plan that drew sharp criticism from some of his fellow council members as well as members of the public.
Williams to run for second mayoral term
Calistoga Mayor Donald Williams, whose first two-year term ends in November, pulled papers at City Hall on Monday to run for reelection. In addition to the mayor’s seat, Vice Mayor Irais Lopez-Ortega’s and Councilmember Lisa Gift’s four-year council terms also expire this year. Lopez-Ortega pulled the required nomination papers Monday and confirmed that she will seek another term on the council. Gift told the Tribune she hadn’t made up her mind yet but is motivated to also seek reelection.
Calistoga council seeks solution for Lincoln Ave. sidewalk pains
Following a year of futile discussions with the California Department of Transportation over Lincoln Avenue sidewalk rules, Calistoga’s City Council directed staff on Tuesday to explore the concept of “air” leases to support downtown businesses’ use on the curbside.
Lawn rental likely to be Calistoga’s first official use of Fairgrounds
With Calistoga’s purchase of the Fairgrounds scheduled for July 22, the city on Tuesday took its first official steps toward making the property profitable when it locked down rental fees for what is known as the “Great Lawn.” Since announcing a deal to purchase the 71-acre property from Napa County earlier this year, the City Council has been discussing ways to revive the once thriving facility and has made revenue generation there a top priority.
Officials say diligence is key as wildfire season begins
With recent warming temperatures and dropping humidity levels, “fire season” seems to have arrived in the North Bay. In the last two weeks, there has been an uptick in both large and small wildfires and vegetation fires. In Napa County, the Crystal fire that started June 5 in the Deer Park area near St. Helena burned 60 acres before it was 100 percent contained three days later.
Calistoga City Council returns $40k to Teen Center
Calistoga’s City Council has reversed course and reinstated $40,000 for the Boys and Girls Club Teen Center into its new budget. The decision was made Tuesday following weeks of community backlash and record turnout at a May 21 meeting, where dozens upon dozens of residents and youth center supporters besieged the council to reconsider the funding cut.
Longtime St. Helena boutique coming to downtown Calistoga
When one business closes, another one opens. At least that’s the case for longtime St. Helena women’s clothing boutique Amelia Claire, set to open July 1 in the Lincoln Avenue space formerly occupied by the Calistoga Wine Stop. Amelia Claire owner Rene Sculatti, 71, has operated the shop on St. Helena’s main street for 35 years, along with her men’s clothing store, Mario’s Napa Valley, also in St. Helena.
Sidewalk dining guidelines ‘clear as mud’ on Calistoga’s main street
Calistoga city staff is seeking clarification from the California Department of Transportation after a recent complaint exposed gaps in regulatory enforcement of sidewalk violations along Lincoln Avenue. Maria Reznikova recently appealed a city citation and $1,800 fine for the outdoor sidewalk seating, planter boxes and signage at her Maria Concetto tasting room at 1367 Lincoln Ave.
Council pulls Teen Center support to put toward Fairgrounds
After providing financial assistance to the Calistoga Teen Center for 20 years, the City Council voted Tuesday to withdraw roughly $50,000 of that support as it braces for expenses associated with reopening the Fairgrounds.
Calistoga resident Wally Abernathy walks the world
CALISTOGA – On Saturday, Calistoga resident Wally Abernathy, age 87, will reach his goal of walking the distance of the earth’s circumference measured at the equator – 24,901 miles. His mission, which started with a smaller, more attainable goal, began on May 27, 2005, when he was living in the Caribbean and challenged himself to walk 100 days in a row. “I thought that would be too much,” Abernathy recalled. “When I got to 100 days, naturally, I said, maybe I can do 200.
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