Sedona, AZ (October 18, 2014) – The Sedona Art Museum will hold its first fundraising event of the season, “Lisa Bacon: Busy Being,†hosted by the family in the home of Ron Bacon, a retired Emmy Award winning director, at 236 Eagle Lane, Sedona, from 1 to 6 pm Sat, Nov. 1, by invitation only and from 1 to 6 pm on Sunday, Nov. 2, for the general public. Tickets are available for $30. The Bacons are opening their home in order to make available for viewing the artistic creations of Lisa Bacon and to honor her memory. Over her…
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Sedona, AZ (October 18, 2014) – Opening Into the Presence Breath Workshop Presented by Terri-Lynn Johnson at Unity of Sedona Thursday, October 30th 6:30pm to 9:00pm Suggested Love Offering: $20 This workshop is a shorter version of the October 11th event, but just as powerful and a wonderful opportunity to experience Terri-Lynn’s work. Here’s what to expect:
Sedona, AZ (october 16, 2014 )- YOUR EYES ARE YOUR WINDOWS TO THE WORLD, just published as an e-book, is a unique photography and educational book for young people anywhere around the globe, who want to improve their own lives. Sedona, Arizona resident Beverly Copen states: “I believe that this little book with photographs and words and thoughts about life can make a difference in the lives of teens – in the United States and around the world. I created it a few years ago, and have had rave reviews from educators in schools and organizations that work diligently with…
Letter to the Editor by Henry Twambley Sedona, AZ (October 15, 2015) – It is so disheartening that politics on all levels of government is such a sleazy game of power and propaganda. And it is the season when we get barraged with endless TV ads, chock full of out-of-context half-truths and outright lies. Unfortunately our state and community are not immune to such shennanigans and other dirty tricks.
Sedona, AZ (October 10, 2014) – Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition (VVCC) Operations and Mobility Manager, Natalia Molina, who has successfully led volunteer services for more than a thousand seniors in Sedona and the Verde Valley, announced she will resign her post, effective October 17th to accept a position within California State University Monterey Bay’s diverse, multicultural programs for masters’ students. VVCC provides volunteers, programs and services that support adults in Sedona and the Verde Valley to maintain their independence and quality of life at home. Molina joined the VVCC team last May (2013), where she provided leadership in volunteer recruitment,…
By Dr. Marta AdelsmanLife Coach in Communication and Consciousnesswww.DrMartaCoach.com(July 4, 2014) In July of 2011, I experienced an emotional, spiritual and psychological crisis. It came on suddenly. I share it with you today because of the richness of the lessons in it. The upheaval coincided with an awareness of how attached I had become to my roles. I define “roles” as the ways in which I had chiseled and molded myself into an image that I presented to the world. I questioned the authenticity of these roles of Life Coach and communication specialist, newspaper columnist, board president of an organization,…
By Dr. Marta AdelsmanLife Coach in Communication and Consciousnesswww.DrMartaCoach.com(June 20, 2014) When I recently made a list of people I needed to forgive, I didn’t realize it would be so long. I kept thinking of people and situations to add. I put down anyone and anything I could think of around which I had a little or a lot of judgment, negativity or resistance. I also included aspects of myself that I had judged.
By Pat Jansen, President, Sedona Public Library Board of Trustees Sedona AZ (June 20, 2014) – At the June 17, 2014, annual meeting of the Sedona Public Library (SPL) Board of Trustees, four new members were welcomed to the Board—each to begin a three-year term. The volunteer Board of Trustees is responsible for administering the affairs of the Library, a private, non-profit organization that provides the services of a public library through contracts with local government.
By Ted Grussing … do our feline friends feel the freedom to truly express whom they are. One has been venting lately with high speed circuits around the house leaping over furniture, display cases and more. I think it was the excitement of her becoming her.
By Ted Grussing I had planned on doing a composite tonight, but a couple of factors mitigated against doing that; first I watched Band of Brothers until 12:30A and second I browsed a few of my wildlife folders and came up with this shot of a Ring Neck duck making tracks as he goes airborne behind yet another one which is not in the frame. The resulting explosion of water looks like tiny stars and galaxies … wow, do you think this could be the big bang? I would kinda like a universe created by ducks taking off like this…
By Ted Grussing Sometimes I ignore one of the prettiest views coming into Sedona from the NNW and that is on the left side while flying a 45 degree angle for entry into a left downwind for R3, Sedona. So here is the shot taken on Monday late afternoon after Larry and I had spent an hour and forty five minutes shooting West Fork and other areas in the Sedona area. This is a view from about 3nm out looking ENE. The mountain on the left is Wilson Mountain and then Ship Rock and other named rocks (if they were…
By Warren Woodward, Sedona Resident(June 14, 2014) You just can’t make this stuff up! I sent Sedona Council an article as a reminder that their vote to establish a sewer water injection well was a huge mistake. The article (reprinted below) is about Maui’s injection wells and how they ended up leaking out on the ocean floor causing environmental damage for which Maui county got sued and lost.
By Ted Grussing The Black Hawk is entering a cruise mode and his wings are positioned for quiet lift and wings tucking prior to a dive for prey. Next to aerial shots where I am doing the flying, next favorite shots are those of creatures that fly and of those, raptors are my absolute favorite creatures.
Library Events: Sunday, June 15, 3 to 5 p.m. Louis Landon in Concert, sponsored by Friends of Sedona Library. Landon is a Steinway Artist, whose piano music is relaxing, peaceful, therapeutic, joyous, calming, spiritual and meditative. He plays neo-classical, new age, and jazz music. Wednesday, June 18, 1 to 3 p.m. 3D Printer Demo for all ages. Kids and adults will be amazed by this incredible technology. Our demonstration will explain how it works as you watch an object materialize in front of your eyes. Lego and more fun tech will be on hand to explore. By Cheryl Yeatts, Manager of…
By Ted Grussing … what a fun way to start a day … I had the privilege of taking a friends granddaughters up for a flight this morning and got to see their faces light up with excitement and the sense of discovery as we lifted off for a tour of the area and they got to see the beauty of the red rocks face to face as we flew by them. I love the purity of wonder in a young child and the genuine beauty of their smiles … absolutely natural and radiant. Home for breakfast and give One…