Local, local, local radio. I spent a week in Napa and met up with a friend in this shopping center…read morewhere I saw their office. Okay, let's give this radio station a try! Adult classic (not classical) music. Stephen Sanchez "Until I Found You", The Smithereens "A Girl Like You", Blues Traveler "Run-Around". And a bunch of very local commercials. Overall, a good listening experience. [Review 17563 overall - 359 in California - 1081 of 2022.]

Best radio station ever. Great blend of music and features.The morning guy is god-like.read more

This is my first review. I red Robin C's horrible review of Poor Ann's Printing and was promted to…read moreaction. My company is directly across the street from Poor Ann's, yet until recently we had never used them as our printer. When our current printer's pricing went up, we went searching for other options and found Poor Anns. The service there was fabulous. I came in with a business card and they gave us the best price, out of four local shops, to print 2000 business cards (about 250.00 total with two color). The second project I gave them was handled like pros also. I came in with a three ring binder of 100+ double sided, colored pgs and discussed reproducing it and having them bind it. They gave me all sorts of options and then significantly reduced the price for ordering 25+ of the "books". On top of all this amazing service, Stanely, the person that helped me, was happy to share his experiences in Europe with me (I'm soon going for my first time) and was just a joy to chat with. Additionally he quoted me a price but then negotiated with the owner, Rick, to get it even lower. GREAT GREAT PLACE! They printed the flyers for the Marin Ballet's Nutcracker this year, they can't be all bad if the ballet trusts them right?

Poor Ann's has done printing for a workplace of mine years & years. When I'm in northern San Rafael…read more& need a job done, I know it'll be finished on time, reasonably priced & always to my specifications. You're not just another customer when you find yourself a client of Poor Ann's Press.

It's completely befitting that the wine bible should have their west coast affiliate situated in…read moreNapa wine country, is it not? And the fact that it is housed here, in this stately & majestic mansion in Napa, is equally befitting. I'm not sure what I expected to find, but, knowing that WS is headquartered in New York, I wanted to check this branch out. As soon as I got to the door, I saw the note that says they are not open to the public. Well, I knew that already... Just before I turned around to leave, someone came to the door & opened it. I did not ring the buzzer, I swear. Janine was uber gracious & warm. She didn't seem the least bit annoyed that I wasn't a rep, or here on official business. We (my boyfriend walked me to the door) explained that we were in the area (totally true), & that I just wanted to see what goes on here. Janine explained that WS is headquartered in New York, & that they moved in here in 2006, after the mansion renovations were completed in 2005. She then went on to explain the various regions/wineries that this office reviews; most of which I don't remember because there are too many to list, & quite frankly I was kind of amazed that she was still talking to me in the first place. THEN she asked us if we had seen the most recent issue...& gave us one to take home, along w the new issue that had yet to be released. The cherry on top? She put them inside of a WS tote bag. Lastly, she actually apologized that she couldn't let us in & give us a tour. When we should have been the ones apologizing to her for taking up her time. So how does a private office that is not open to the public get 5 stars on Yelp? Janine. That's how. And, it is the wine bible, after all. 5 stars.

I was initially excited to see this magazine in our mail. But I am very disappointed to see that…read morethe focus is mostly on Napa and Sonoma Valley wines. Please broaden your horizons. Some of the best wines come from the smaller wineries in the Livermore valley -- Cuda Ridge, Steven Kent, and McGrail all come to mind.

3-stars for trying. New management is working hard on local programming and public outreach…read more Unfortunately, programming is thin and the public service announcements play frequently. The good news is they're accepting your footage and show. Let's see you show on the aire! Bring it by the studio, fill out the paperwork and wait for the special e-mail with your show date. Classes are also being coordinated for Final Cut X. Stay tuned because NPAT is alive and well.