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Wednesday, December 4, 2024

Election 2024

Sedona City Council candidate Q&A: Kathy Kinsella

Age: 61 Time in Sedona: Eight years full-time resident and six preceding as a part-time resident Background: “My background is in government as a civil servant and an elected official. Prior to being elected to the Sedona City Council, I served...

Sedona mayoral candidate Q&A: John Martinez

Age: 75 Time in Sedona: 19-year resident, 33-year Sedona property owner Background: Carol and I have been together for 47 years. We met at Beckman Instruments. We moved to Sedona from California in 2005. My vast work experience begins as a...

Sedona mayoral candidate Q&A: Scott Jablow

Age: 68 Time in Sedona: 14 years Background: Law enforcement, 31 years Q: How do you propose to amend, alter or repeal Sedona’s building codes to help solve the housing shortage? A: “Building codes in the city are designed to keep people safe...

Democratic incumbent, 2 Republican challengers vie for Coconino County District 3 seat

Democratic incumbent Adam Hess and Republicans Sean Golliher and Tammy Ontiveros are all on the primary ballot for the Coconino County District 3 supervisor’s race. The district represents Oak Creek Canyon, Uptown, Gallery Row and the eastern half of the...

Martinez, Jablow square off at the Sedona Performing Arts Center

Incumbent Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow and former Vice Mayor John Martinez took the stage at the Sedona Performing Arts Center on Monday, June 17, to make their pitch to voters in a candidate forum hosted by the Sedona Chamber...

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Utah theatre partners with Mary D. Fisher

The Sedona International Film Festival announced on Oct. 29 that it has created the Sedona Professional Theatre Company in...

SAVCO names John Martinez Vice President

Sedona Area Veteran and Community Outreach will be hosting its Christmas celebration dinner at Juniper Bar & Grille at...
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