Sedona’s most valuable asset sits southwest of the city on Hwy. 89A, where taxpayers can freely admire $52 million dollars going for waste. By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers Sedona’s most valuable asset...
Trash talk is usually insulting. In the case of a town like Sedona — located in the middle of the Coconino National Forest without sufficient means to dispose of its garbage — it’s the trash that is the insult....
Howard Shanker filed an official appeal protesting Arizona Department of Environmental Quality?s Aquifer Protection Permit issued for the development at Bella Terra. By Mike Cosentino Larson Newspapers ________________ Howard...
The Sierra Club and Rural Red Rock Community Association will appeal the Aquifer Protection Permit granted to BySynergy for its Bella Terra development by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. By Mike Cosentino Larson Newspapers ________________...
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality gave an Aquifer Protection Permit that will allow BySynergy, the developers of Bella Terra, in Sedona, to begin building its wastewater treatment plant near Oak Creek. The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality...
The city of Sedona held the first public meeting to hear residents’ ideas for developing the Sedona Cultural Park...
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