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Tlaquepaque case nears end

Coconino County Superior Court Judge Charles Adams decides Monday, July 16, if Arizona Department of Transportation can take land from Tlaquepaque for the Hwy. 179 Improvement Project. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ ...

Neighbors haggle over land swap

Fitch Industries is not a villain, Fitch Industries President Kent Fitch said after a presentation by Yavapai College. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ Fitch Industries is not a villain, Fitch Industries President Kent...

Council accepts land, foregoes $845,000

Sedona City Council accepted the 7.8-acre Jordan Preserve, possibly forfeiting approximately $845,000 in parks and recreation development impact fees. On May 8, council voted 4-3 to take the land Cole Sedona Preserve offered in...

Oak Creek access at the heart of property debate

Sedona City Council decides Tuesday, May 8, whether to accept 7.8 acres of creek-front property or require Cole Sedona Preserve to pay Parks and Recreation development impact fees. By Trista Steers...

Fitch Industries goes for round two

Fitch Industries is giving the Community Plan Future Land Use Map amendment process another whirl, hoping to build lodging at the former Sedona Cultural Park. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ Fitch Industries...

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Council raises workforce rent cap by 13.6%

The Sedona City Council voted for a 13.6% increase in the rental rate cap for the city’s Rent Local...

The fine art of SeQuencing books by hand

The Community Library Sedona will be hosting a display of art books created by the members of the SeQuence...
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