Day: November 5, 2017

Sedona Film Festival presents ‘Gilbert’ premiere Nov. 14

November 5, 20170

One of comedy’s most iconic figures, Gilbert Gottfried is the subject of documentarySedona AZ (November 5, 2017) – The Sedona…

Yuck! What’s in our Rivers?

November 5, 20172

By Darcy Hitchcock, co-founder of the Sustainability AllianceSedona AZ (November 5, 2017) – This article addresses water quality: the pollutants…

Light up the Mountain Celebration on
November 25th in Jerome

November 5, 20170

Jerome AZ (November 5, 2017) – Once again, it is Christmas in Jerome and that means a night of luminarias,…

Mental Health First Aid November 17

November 5, 20170

Sedona AZ (November 5, 2017) – An 8 hour Mental Health First Aid training class is scheduled for Friday, November 17,…

Happiest Holidays Ever? The Nose Knows!

November 5, 20170

Camp Verde AZ (November 5, 2017) – Camp Verde Community Library is offering a FREE class, Thursday, November 16, 5…

Fights On!
By Tommy Acosta
So, it looks like the referendum on the Cultural Park made the ballot. Now comes the rallying, meetings, community forums, the ads, and the arguments between those for or against the Safe Parking concept. There are good arguments out there that elected officials should be allowed to do the job they were elected for and that the public should just lean back and let them work. But you just can’t beat a good old-fashioned referendum that brings the final say to the citizens themselves. That’s the bottom line, the very foundation upon which democracy is built. Get over it. The council’s only job right now, on this topic, is to listen to the will of the people. The fascinating question though, is how will the people vote on this issue? Would Sedonans want a new music venue over parking for the working homeless? Will opposition to any homeless facility at all win in the end? Would enough citizens be motivated by compassion to vote the facility into existence? Read more→