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Sedona Recycles rebounds; ends year in the black

Sedona Recycles ended fiscal 2008 in the black. Stringent budgeting in the fourth quarter when the prices and markets for most of its recycling materials plummeted allowed the nonprofit to end the year with a little money left over....

Recycler’s contract to be extended by county

Corporate titan Waste Management was not prepared for a fight at the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday, Dec. 2, a mistake that could ultimately cost the company a contract for recycling services in Big Park and...

Big Mack saves fuel and labor costs

Sedona Recycles took possession of a new 2007 Mack compactor truck and 81 new recycling bins this week. The new equipment allows the nonprofit to significantly expand its free recycling services to residents...

Cardboard equals money for Sedona

Now that the holiday season is officially over, many people may be staring at piles of cardboard boxes in their living rooms, garages and backyards. By Tyler Midkiff Larson Newspapers Now that the holiday...

Illegal trash sites pile up

Communities that offer recycling and local transfer stations are much cleaner, according to Terry Hubbard, an Arizona Department of Environmental Quality environmental engineering specialist. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ Communities that offer recycling...

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SOCSD updates public at year’s first meeting

The Sedona-Oak Creek School District Governing Board held its first regular meeting of 2025 on Tuesday, Jan. 7, at...

Robert Joyce dealt into the fold at Sedona Police Department

Officer Robert Joyce is the latest addition to the Sedona Police Department after graduating from the Northern Arizona Regional...
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