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District starts budget without tax numbers

The Sedona Fire District has started preparations for next year’s budget, but is still unsure how much money it will have. The district is funded by taxes from property assessments, and Business Director Karen Daines said she expects this...

One P.O. on block

The U.S. Postal Service is looking at whether or not to close West Sedona’s post office, along with seven others statewide. Next week, questionnaires will be available to all post office box customers at the post office near Harkins...

Sen. Pierce: Arizona’s ‘broke’

On a break from heated Arizona Legislature budget sessions, State Senator Steve Pierce painted a bleak picture to the Big Park Regional Coordinating Council. “A lot of things we’ve been accustomed to, we can’t afford,” he told the...

Supervisors affirm freeze

Yavapai County supervisors aren’t quite ready to lift the county hiring freeze even though county staff anticipates a balanced fiscal year 2009-10 budget. Yavapai County Administrator Julie Ayers asked the board Monday, June 15, if it felt comfortable lifting...

Sedonans help Sedonans

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...

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Two recite at Poetry Out Loud

Sedona Red Rock High School juniors Glenna Barnes and Iolani Sutton were among the nine contestants in the 20th...

27 city staff salaries now exceed $100,000

The American economy may have been stagnating for years, but the latest figures show that city of Sedona staff...
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