This is an interesting place to check out the local history. It's fascinating to check out the…read morepeople who are buried here, and see the beautiful monuments. The cemetery is reasonably well maintained. The day that I visited, the groundskeeper was going around cleaning things up. I did not see any facilities, such as restrooms or drinking fountains. Likewise, there is no visitor center or information booth that I could see. There are some big shade trees, making this a nice place to visit. However, take note of the signs about snakes! Apparently, there are rattlesnakes in the area. So watch where you step!

Country cemetery. Cheap burial plot costs. No much maintenance so you need to cut the weeds ect…read moreyourself.

what a great juvey!…read more i've been here twice, but the first time was only for a few days so i didn't get to really enjoy my stay. the second time though, i was here for almost 2 months. the details of my incarceration isn't as important as the date, december 23 1997. 2 friggin days before xmas i get arrested. stay off the drugs kids! so in juvey you first get processed. they take your clothes, itemize your belongings, and stick you in a glass box for a half a day. for me they made me take out all my piercings, which was horrible since they didn't have any of the proper tools. then you get moved into one of the many halls. each hall has 20-30 kids each. i was one of two white kids in my hall. but that worked out to my advantage. i was only 17 but had completed high school. so during the day all the other kids would be in "school" and i would just hang out by myself and read. i read so much i read literally every book that was there. the staff flat out loved me. i was nice, polite, and never started shit. after my first few weeks there, i had a radio in my room, a game boy, got to shower first by myself, first dibs on new clothes and some of the night crew would let me out to watch tv with them. the best/worst part was the food. i came into juvey pretty strung out and hadn't really been eating. then in juvey i got 3 meals a day! i was so happy. but the food was so bad i had to salt and pepper everything. that ultimately led to a serious multi year long salt addiction. on xmas night, some church ladies came and gave us presents and a turkey dinner. i got a gift card to a store in the local mall. i had to wait for the following year to use it, ha! after my two month stay, the courts ordered me to a 12-18 month long residential drug treatment program. it was either that or face a felony drug charge. so i did the rehab. so if you're a kid, please, please fuck up as much as possible BEFORE you're 18. juvey is a walk in the park. once you're 18 you're pretty effed in the A.

I'm not in the habit of reviewing City Departments, but this one deserves a review. Unfortunately,…read morelike many of us, Ive become accustomed to bureaucratic inefficiencies of city services or expectant that every police officer or firefighter is an everyday hero, doing extraordinary things on a routine basis.... But, every once in a great while something odd happens...something that flips the norm, and that something has happened twice to me recently. No its not a bad cop story or good parking attendant story..its way less sensational that that...just me needing the City of Santa Rosa's Public Works Department to fix a water leak in the street and pick up an abandoned trailer left in front of my house.The water leak wasn't gushing and that abandoned trailer wasn't an safety issue...but I was concerned enough to make a call. Here's the amazing part...both times I called were on SATURDAY..both times the call was actually answered by a real, live...NICE person...and both times they sent out crews...nice, competent, professional crews, to deal with the problems. Obviously, I was amazed. So...big thank you to who ever is running this department and the folks working there. I highly recommend calling them if you have a Public Works concern in the City of Santa Rosa... they may or may not be able to resolve your issue but, at least they're responsive and kind in the process.

The Napa Valley Vintners is similar to the Chamber of Commerce and the local tourism bureau. The…read morerepresent their membership in producing awesome wines and providing environmental leadership. Their web site explains the history of the association and also provides information about wines ("How Cabernet Sauvignon is Made") and various "What's Happening?" lists of events and goings on in the Valley. Their mission: To promote, protect and enhance the Napa Valley appellation.

Napa Valley Vintners is akin to the local chamber of commerce. They also promote deals like the…read moreNapa Neighbors program- if you live in Napa County&have proof of it, you can have free wine tastings along with those of guests. They have an extensive list of participating wineries. They promote wine education, environmental causes, and support local community organizations. Drink up!

My sister got Married here in Oct of 2012! This place is a beautiful piece of Vacaville a History…read more It has many spots to celebrate your event from the vintage house to the beautifully remodeled rustic barn. We had vintage cars in ceremony, the owner Ethel was beyond warm and opens her home for bride to get ready. The entire day was just perfect we as a huge BBQ and dance floor with music and partying through the evening. This venue is a vintage rustic chic sort of place with the natural landscape to match. It is priced very reasonably for a venue and sure to not disappoint.

I recently visited this location for a possible venue for my daughter's wedding and/or reception…read more If you are looking for a place in the country, this may be for you. We met with Ethel, the owner of the property, who showed us around the grounds. Her dog Bo joined us on the tour, and he was fun to watch. If you want an outdoor wedding, there are locations on the property to do so. You can rent a couple different arches from them for approx. $35.00 each. They also provide tables and folding chairs for an extra fee. You also would need to provide your own tablecloths, etc. If you have an outdoor reception, there is an area near the house to do so. There are even lights strung up already around the trees, and hook ups for electrical items. There is a barn to the left of the property. On the way to the barn, we passed the building that has 2 restrooms inside. ((modern out-house)). I loved the barn! The barn is pretty big and even has a loft. You can have your ceremony in the rear of the barn and have the reception inside the barn. The cost for an outside ceremony near the house is $1,500. The use of the barn is $2,500. If you choose to have your ceremony in the back of the barn it is $500 + $2,500 for the barn, for $3,000 total. Also, you are required to pay $20 per each security guard. For a smaller wedding or reception, you may only need to have one. There is also someone available to help direct the vehicles on where to park. ((and there is plenty of parking)). Unfortunately, this location was over our budget, as the price does not include other items..such as the food and any alcohol, etc. There are even bells in a tower that can be rung for your ceremony. This location can also be used for other gatherings and celebrations. Ethel is very sweet and welcomed us inside her home as well. She will respond to you promptly via email if you email her. Consider her property if you need a nice outdoor or indoor place.

This is the cutest and most well preserved post office in the neighborhood and I love the air mail…read moreslot. It's a definite throw back and I love all of the memorabilia! The employees are friendly like in the olden days and seem to love working here!!

They are the best! Incredibly helpful. Fast service that goes beyond the call of duty.read more

I was recently arrested and came by to collect my belongings. However, it seems that I can only…read moreretrieve them at a time that works for your team. I live all the way in Rosa, so unfortunately, this trip ended up being a waste of both time and gas.

Very clean and exceptionally safe! Fantastic location. It wasn't too busy when I did my business…read more Would highly recommend!

My grandma was a staunch St. Helena Library supporter even before the current building...but more…read moreimportantly she was a woman of remarkable interest. Not just an interesting character. Grandma was truly engaged in life and interested in the things around her. A college graduate and one-time newspaper reporter, grandma read voraciously and never owned a television, she preferred to walk places so she could really experience them and made friends wherever she went because she was truly *interested* in what people had to say. Her house was lined wall-to-wall with books, books and more books...and yet the SHPL enticed her with stories and knowledge to be discovered. If you go to the SHPL you will find yourself in a well-lit space, surrounded on three sides by vineyards. And if you curl up near a window and become absorbed in a book, you will find that time passes quickly. When you leave, take a moment to ponder what you've read, and appreciate that your life is now just a little bit richer. Grandma was right, the SHPL is a wonderful library. In addition to a collection of books larger than one would expect for a town this size, you'll also find the SHPL has: - a large room dedicated to children's material - another smaller room of picture books for young kids - an extensive selection of VHS format videos (which Peter's Video no longer carries)...and DVDs too - free wi-fi for your laptop...and a number of PC terminals for easy yelping - the Napa Valley Wine Library collection - movie nights - an art gallery wall - friendly, helpful librarians A five-star library experience and a nice way to spend a SH afternoon. Open daily.

What a surprise, this small library is open on a Sunday. There are clear views of the vineyard just…read morebehind the library, a cat napping in a basket, an art wall and free Wi-Fi. I just glanced at the programs offered, but it appeared there was something going on everyday and evening. Free movies, lectures and things for kids; it appears that this is a library that is really a part of the community This is indeed a lovely library.