| Duane L. Cronk, Publisher | THE ANGWIN REPORTER | Dec 4, 2006 |
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About Angwin...
Angwin is a community of about 2500 residents on Howell Mountain. We are in a coastal range of northern California, about 70 mi. north of San Francisco.
The Village ranges from 1600 to 2200 ft. elevation, overlooking the scenic Napa Valley. It is surrounded by vineyards and forests.
Many Angwin residents work for Pacific Union College, a liberal arts college with a national reputation, or the nearby St. Helena Hospital.
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"Lessons & Carols"
Christmas Concert in Angwin
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Lessons & Carols uses words and music to travel through the complete Christmas story with chorale, orchestra, brass, and handbells. The audience will participate in the evening of carols, candles, and celebration of Christmas. Come to the Pacific Union College Church in Angwin on Saturday, December 9, at 4 pm Free, of course.
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Danielle Herman Died This Week
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After a long illness, Danielle Herman, one of Angwin's really fine people, has passed on. Danielle was almost an institution at the Howell Mountain Elementary School, where she taught literally for decades. Someone remembers that her last 27 years were giving professional and loving care to the little guys - kindergardeners and first-graders.
Mike Dirksen, a long-time colleague at the school, sent us these words, which will cause a good many Angwin parents of HMES school children to nod with approval.
"Howell Mountain School has lost a dedicated teacher and a trustworthy public servant. The passing of Danielle Herman saddens most of all her beloved family, to whom she was so precious. But those of us privileged to have been her colleagues also grieve. We knew well the high and consistent value of her educational skills and the breadth of her dedication to student achievement.
"During her tenure as a Howell Mountain School teacher, I had many opportunities, as a fellow teacher and as a parent, to appreciate Danielle Herman's work. She was an outstanding teacher who got results where they count most, in student performance and achievement.
"Soon after her retirement from the classroom Danielle Herman became a candidate for school board trustee. Her election in 2004 was a well deserved demonstration of Angwin's respect and admiration for her.
She will be missed.
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