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Enrollment decline costs schools money

The Sedona-Oak Creek School District is dealing with a decrease of almost $440,000 due to a decline in enrollment numbers this year when compared to last year. Two years ago, the district’s enrollment stood at 1,435 students. Last year,...

Bartolini finds joy in strengthening learning

Beth Bartolini’s day is filled with children, although she has none of her own at home. As Bartolini waited for the lighting of the Sedona Christmas tree in Uptown she talked about her path to work with children in...

Remembering the past could help shape our future

This time of year gives a person very little time to reflect on the happenings that are constantly bombarding us as we go through our busy days right up to Christmas Day. One such day, of course, is December...

City short $426,000 for Fiscal Year ’09

Faced with a 9 percent decrease so far in its 2009-2010 fiscal year budget, Sedona city officials are scrambling to find ways to save funds. City Manager Tim Ernster said the city is down $426,000 from where it should...

Linda Yee recalls time of Japanese internment camps

No matter how long a person of Japanese origin lived in the United States or whether they were born here, after the bombs fell on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, they were rounded up and placed...

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Fire district navigates rocky terrain on path to new station

The Sedona City Council and Sedona Fire District were scheduled to meet Wednesday, Dec. 18, to consider the options...

Uptown parking meters raise $3.3 million over seven years

The city of Sedona has taken in a total of $3,362,779.17 in revenue, or $2,585,327.29 adjusted for inflation since...
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