Jennifer Huffman

5 days ago | sacbee.com | Jennifer Huffman

Mary Simmons, general manager at Romeo Vineyards & Cellars in Calistoga, said it's the people that she loves most about her job. "There's something about wine that brings people together - whether it's around a dinner table, at a tasting room, or in a vineyard at sunset," she said. "I love seeing guests relax, laugh, and make memories over a great bottle. It reminds me why I love what I do."1. What was your childhood ambition?

6 days ago | napavalleyregister.com | Jennifer Huffman

Mary Simmons, general manager at Romeo Vineyards & Cellars in Calistoga, said it’s the people that she loves most about her job. “There’s something about wine that brings people together — whether it's around a dinner table, at a tasting room, or in a vineyard at sunset,” she said. “I love seeing guests relax, laugh, and make memories over a great bottle. It reminds me why I love what I do.”1. What was your childhood ambition?

1 week ago | napavalleyregister.com | Jennifer Huffman

Before Ramona Barham and her family moved from San Rafael to Napa in 1991, she worked in both real estate and banking. By the time Barham’s children were grown, she was in her late 50s and had plenty of flexibility to work day or night schedules. She was ready for a change. In 1995, she saw an ad seeking a registration clerk for the Queen’s emergency department. Barham applied – and was hired. “I just wanted a job.

1 week ago | modbee.com | Jennifer Huffman

Have you seen the For Lease sign outside the Register's office over here on Soscol Avenue? Facts first: the Register is NOT closing. Actually, we just hired a new reporter and ad salesperson. And I'm scurrying around my little reporter hamster wheel faster than ever. The truth is, things have changed a lot compared to when the Register first moved into 1615 Soscol Ave. almost 10 years ago. Bottom line: we have less bottoms in the building.

1 week ago | sacbee.com | Jennifer Huffman

Have you seen the For Lease sign outside the Register's office over here on Soscol Avenue? Facts first: the Register is NOT closing. Actually, we just hired a new reporter and ad salesperson. And I'm scurrying around my little reporter hamster wheel faster than ever. The truth is, things have changed a lot compared to when the Register first moved into 1615 Soscol Ave. almost 10 years ago. Bottom line: we have less bottoms in the building.