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Tim Perry

Microtransit rolls toward anticipated Aug. 29 deployment

The city of Sedona is planning to launch its long-awaited microtransit service on Thursday, Aug. 29, although that launch date may be subject to adjustment. Sedona Transit Administrator Robert Weber explained that the two-year delay in launching the service...

Council opts for 50-unit Ambiente Creekside, with park

The Sedona City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 13 to approve a zoning reversion for six parcels of land adjacent to Oak Creek and the Sedona Arts Center from planned development to a combination of commercial, multifamily and single-family...

Council chooses Phoenix firm for new Cultural Park master plan

On July 9, the Sedona City Council unanimously voted to awarded a $254,242 contract to Dig Studio of Phoenix to create a new master plan for the Sedona Cultural Park. A total of five firms replied to the cityā€™s...

Council approves another $3.77M for garage, Forest Road

The Sedona City Council agreed during its July 9 meeting to pay an additional $3,777,950 to Fann Contracting via a contract change order for continued work on the Forest Road extension and Uptown garage projects. Associate engineer Bob Welch...

City Council will get choice of hotels on Aug. 13

The Sedona City Council will have the chance to choose between two sizes for a new hotel development in Uptown on Tuesday, Aug. 13, when it considers a request from Dutchmanā€™s Cove LLC, owned by the Stevenson family, developers...

Resident William Noonan files complaint over alleged election interference by city

On July 16, William Noonan, of the Save the Cultural Park Committee, filed a complaint with the Sedona city attorneyā€™s office alleging that Mayor Scott Jablow, Councilman Brian Fultz, outgoing Councilwoman Jessica Williamson, then-City Manager Karen Osburn and thenHousing...

RD Olson sues city of Sedona, council members, hotel opponents

Olson Real Estate Group, doing business as R.D. Olson Development, and its subsidiary 115 Schnebly LLC, developers of the proposed Oak Creek Heritage Lodge, have filed a lawsuit against the city of Sedona and seven residents following the Sedona...

City manager ousts housing manager Shannon Boone

Sedona Housing Manager Shannon Boone has been terminated by the city of Sedona. Booneā€™s last day was July 3. Boone ā€œwas let go because she did not meet the professionalism standards of the city, as expected in the personnel...

Council declines development agreement for affordable housing

The Sedona City Council declined to enter into a development agreement with BCT Sedona Multifamily LLC, a housing project set up by philanthropist Basil Maher, to build a 54-unit affordable housing project at 60 Goodrow Lane during its July...

Sedona election fundraising tops $90,000

The latest campaign finance reports for the April-to-July fundraising period from the candidates for Sedona City Council and mayor are in. Candidates and committees raised a total of $57,265.10 during the reporting period, bringing their total for the year...

About Me

Tim Perry grew up in Colorado and Montana and studied history at the University of North Dakota and the University of Hawaii before finding his way to Sedona. He is the author of eight novels and two nonfiction books in genres including science fiction, alternate history, contemporary fantasy, and biography. An avid hiker and traveler, he has lived on a sailboat in Florida, flown airplanes in the Rocky Mountains, and competed in showjumping and three-day eventing. He is currently at work on a new book exploring the relationships between human biochemistry and the evolution of cultural traits.
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