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Sedona Oak Creek School District plans $4 million for solar projects

In its latest move to offset increased energy use with energy-efficient projects, the Sedona Oak Creek School District Governing Board unanimously agreed to hire Kinney Construction Services for work on future solar projects. From the $73.4 million bond voters...

VOC rental scrutinized

A Gilbert couple who owns property in the Village of Oak Creek goes before an administrative law judge Friday, July 10, to defend their practice of renting their two-bedroom home for fewer than 30 days. Mark and Debra Betts...

Council splits 4-2: DiNunzio wins

To replace former Sedona City Councilman Marc Sterling, council went with a man of the same name. With a 4-2 vote, council appointed Mark DiNunzio on Thursday, July 2, to fill the seat Sterling left vacant when he resigned...

Artists use fire to create fauna

The whimsical menagerie inhabiting one of Sedona’s art studios spans the fauna of the world. A joyful hippopotamus, a stoic pelican, a royally-robed rabbit and a sea otter holding its lunch are just a few of the animals created...

Commission seeks volunteers

Recently, the Sedona Historic Preservation Commission has announced the availability of not one but two volunteer positions, both of which they would like to fill immediately. The Sedona Historic Preservation Commission usually has seven member positions that hold a...

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Sedona City Council’s silence on proposed water rate hike shows who really matters

The Sedona City Council opted to take no action to oppose or make a statement about Arizona’s Water Company’s...

City takes neutral position on water rate hike

Following a presentation from Arizona Water Company executives on Tuesday, Jan. 14, the Sedona City Council decided to assume...
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