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World Down Syndrome Day at Parliament House

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By Sam Chapman
| Canberra Daily
World Down Syndrome Day is on 21 March because people with Down syndrome, like me, have three copies of chromosome 21 (3/21). There was a special morning tea hosted by Down Syndrome Australia at Parliament House on Monday to celebrate the lives and achievements of people with Down syndrome. The theme of this year’s World Down Syndrome Day was “Together Against Loneliness”. We had two young speakers from Canberra that I know, Matthew Barrett and Annie Lee.
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Letter: Manfree will keep Napa County special

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By Sam Chapman
| Napa Valley Register Verified
The choice for District 4 voters in the race between Amber Manfree and Pete Mott is clear. Mott, as his City Council record and supporters demonstrate, would be a cheerleader for the constant procession of big-money outside developers coming to our county. Mott is endorsed by the Farm Bureau, Chamber of Commerce and others who have consistently supported candidates who would wave through any development proposal that comes along.
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Close to Home: Mapping a future for Napa Valley

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By Sam Chapman
| The Press Democrat Verified
There is much buzz in Napa these days about where our valley is headed. Each new “world class” resort or hotel is applauded and further secures our position as one of our country’s playgrounds for the wealthy. Meanwhile, two hotels have declared bankruptcy. Winery tasting room fees have surged, as has the average wine price.
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