Political games at the state level over fiscal year budget 2009-10 are boiling across city lines. As next year’s state budget remains an unknown, Sedona administrators — who depend on state funds — are trying their best to establish...
Acting privately, Sedona City Councilwoman Nancy Scagnelli is asking the community to help her raise $10,000 to provide 1,200 lunches for homebound seniors. On May 22, council learned March revenues were down 20 percent and decided to cut back...
By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers The city of Sedona’s fiscal year 2009-10 budget will not exceed $44,522,917. On Tuesday, May 26, Sedona City Council voted 5-1 to set the city’s...
By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers The city of Sedona’s wastewater treatment plant will be the benefactor of a $430,000 desig  n for new drying beds to get rid of the sludge it produces daily. On May...
By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers With financial scandals affecting not just banks and large publicly-traded corporations, but also nonprofits, the U.S. government has turned its spotlight on billions of potential tax dollars...
Sedona Red Rock High School junior Ryan Pfaff’s summer vacation plans are a bit different from those of his...
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