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Mayor stays; committees gone

They’ve been accused of duplicating efforts, taking up too much city staff time and even being a shadow government. Now, the mayor’s three committees are disbanded. On Tuesday, Feb. 17, Sedona City Council voted 4-3 to dissolve Mayor Rob...

Mayor’s advisers hang in balance

After nearly three hours of discussion and a threat from the mayor to step down, the Sedona City Council passed two motions deciding what it should do with four committees created by the mayor. On Tuesday, Jan. 27, council...

Tension on City Council?

It’s hard to get an interview with Sedona’s new Councilwoman Pud Colquitt. It’s not because she’s unwilling to talk or because of her hectic schedule tending to horses. It’s because once Colquitt came back to City...

Breaking news: Adams gains in recount

Sedona City Manager Eric Levitt reports unoffical results of the recount in the race for Sedona Mayor are in. Unofficial results from the recount in the race for Sedona mayor show former Sedona City Councilman Rob...

Mayor election heads to recount

In a close run-off election Tuesday, May 20, Sedona City Councilman Rob Adams pulled ahead Wednesday, May 21, by two votes. Adams received 1,969 votes and incumbent Mayor Pud Colquitt received 1,967 out of a total...

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Council plans three Uptown kiosks, removal of trail information

The Sedona City Council approved a new contract with the Sedona Chamber of Commerce for operation of the Uptown...

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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