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Wednesday, January 22, 2025

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Council plans to draft law to protect forest land

The city of Sedona wants to hear from all stakeholders before it drafts a resolution endorsing National Scenic Area legislation. Letters went out to over 35 parties with vested interest in the community’s future a week and a half...

Streetlights debate over?

Sedona City Council will get its first look at streetlight styles and costs on Wednesday, Oct. 28, for the continuous lighting going in on State Route 89A. “The discussion about lights or no lights is over,” Sedona Mayor Rob...

Cottonwood moves forward with annexation despite Clarkdale’s offer

Cottonwood should have 8.5 square miles of U.S. Forest Service land officially within its boundaries before the end of September, but Clarkdale Mayor Doug Von Gausig isn’t happy about it. Probably within the next two weeks, Qwest, owner of...

City judge Yancey resigns seat

Five years after becoming Sedona’s magistrate judge, Elizabeth Yancey submitted her resignation. It’s time for her to be closer to her family, she said. “My family, like a lot of people, takes priority, and at this point in my...

Price tag for study goes up

In an effort to dispose of future wastewater discharge, the city of Sedona is hoping an underground fracture study will help determine if injection wells are feasible. On Aug. 11, Sedona City Council voted 7-0 to add $71,209 to...

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Fontes and Check discuss water, party affairs

After the Democrats’ poor general electoral performance two months ago, the Democrats of the Red Rocks heard speeches from...

City staff propose additional STR rules, permits, audits

City of Sedona short-term rental specialist Teresah Arthur reported to the Sedona City Council on the success of Sedona’s...
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