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ND Law’s Church, State & Society Program names four 2026 summer fellows and their placements with religious‑affiliated legal institutions nationwide.
Luiz will work at Napa Legal Institute, researching policy and supporting Catholic ministries this summer.
Baldari will join Catholic Legal Services in Miami to aid undocumented children and public interest civil rights work.
Rauch will gain experience with the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Office of Legal Services across several practice areas.
Sheehan will also work with the Archdiocese of Chicago, researching RFRA and immigration law.
Notre Dame Law School emphasizes the role of the fellows in advancing religious liberty and public interest law.
Past fellows’ placements include major Catholic and church‑affiliated organizations nationwide.

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Jonathan Jones has joined the Napa Farmers Market Board of Directors to bring his chef background to the market.
Jones moved from kitchens to farming with Delta Microgreens in 2019 as a major career shift.
He aims to bridge the gap between local growers and Napa’s thriving restaurant scene.
Jones envisions more market activities like family events, music, and cooking demos to boost visits.
He wants better communication with chefs to make local sourcing as seamless as using a distributor.
Jones’s culinary perspective informs his advocacy for direct chef engagement at the market.
The market is exploring a potential permanent downtown Napa location as it grows.
Jones plans to help vendors address parking and loading challenges at the market.
Delta Microgreens continues to feature popular microgreens like Spicy Mix at the Napa Market.
The Napa Farmers Market operates Saturdays and Tuesdays in downtown Napa.

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NorthBay Health will acquire Queen of the Valley Medical Center from Providence, with a closing expected by year-end 2026.
Providence says NorthBay Health is best positioned to meet Napa community healthcare needs going forward.
The deal includes Queen of the Valley Medical Center and its ambulatory clinics as part of the transfer.
NorthBay Health commits to investing in clinical services and community benefit programs in the Napa region.
Current NorthBay caregivers will receive continued employment opportunities under the new ownership.
The transaction will undergo regulatory review as the parties move the deal forward.
Queen of the Valley Foundation will receive support from NorthBay Health for philanthropic efforts.
NorthBay Health operates two acute-care hospitals in Solano County and nearby areas.
Providence is exploring strategic options for Providence Health Plan, including a potential sale.
A community website has been launched for residents to track progress of the transition.

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