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Workforce housing plan shot down

The city of Sedona is in turmoil after city council approved streetlights for Highway 89A, Sedona resident Paul Chevalier told the Planning and Zoning Commission. “If you approve this tonight, it will be worse,”...

Sluggish economy troubles Fitch

The deal hasn’t closed, and the plan for the former Sedona Cultural Park changed. The reason, a bad United States economy. “There’s a whole problem with our economy right now,” Monty Fitch,...

What is affordable housing?

Talk of affordable housing is all over town, but what is considered “affordable”? Talk of affordable housing is all over town, but what is considered “affordable”? Affordable housing is determined by taking 80 percent of Sedona’s median...

Density issue sparks debate

As Sedona’s summer weather heats up, so does the affordable housing issue. On Tuesday, Aug. 19, the Sedona Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a proposed amendment to the city’s Community Plan that would...

Commission on housing set for series of meetings

The Sedona Housing Commission is holding a series of informal meetings through the summer to provide residents with the opportunity to discuss affordable housing strategies and issues. The first meetings were held on Monday, June 16. ...

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Optimum gives $60K to Sedona, Camp Verde schools

Telecommunications provider Optimum, a brand of Altice, donated $30,000 to the Sedona-Oak Creek School District during a presentation on...

Residents driven to give back

Since 2014 Luis Guevara and Bill Meyer have been running a program they call “Cruising and Blessing” to provide...
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