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Zito pledges to pay ECOR investors

Michael Zito knew a diamond in the rough when he saw one. By Mike Cosentino Larson Newspapers ________________ Michael Zito knew a diamond in the rough when he saw one. By the...

Bella Terra lacks a special permit

Complaints from community activists caused the Army Corps of Engineers to issue a letter Feb. 22 requiring BySynergy to apply for a special permit, effectively stopping development in certain sections of the Bella Terra...

Community at the heart of Mike Zito?s Bella Terra

The word ?community? is tossed around quite a bit these days. For some, the term is simply useful as a sales pitch. For others, it?s never far from consciousness because it?s part of their everyday lives. ...

Bella Terra responds to critics

Representatives of BySynergy, the company building Bella Terra, deny that the development went back on promises to preserve a ?historical? homestead, use lots next to Oak Creek for a park and use water from the existing wells on its...

Bella Terra upsets residents

Although BySynergy has jumped every official hurdle to push ahead with the Bella Terra development near Red Rock Crossing, big issues still remain. By Mike Cosentino Larson Newspapers ________________ Although BySynergy has jumped every...

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NCIS arrests Sedona man for $178 million in federal wire fraud and money laundering charges

A Sedona man who was arrested while walking his dog on Dry Creek Road on Thursday, Sept. 5, by...

Lt. Raquel Oliver joins Sedona police

After retiring in January from the Dallas Police Department, where she had worked since 2005, Raquel Oliver relocated to...
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