There is still time to fight those lights. Tommy is a defeatest. The only intelligent point he makes is our being there looking over the construction crew shoulders to stop them the second they screw up.

And just wait till the election. Problem is I don’t which candidates are on which side. It’s hard to tell the old guard from the new. It’s like watching he presidential Republican candidates…different heads on the same body.

Get those handcuffs out boys and girls and get ready to chain ourselves in the way of the construction equipment. Call the major news media and let them know we mean business.

And I don’t believe our mayor sold out to the lights just to run un-opposed. He is trying to make the best out of a really bad situation. ADOT and supporters simply outwitted the opposition. The 89A takeover ruse was a Trojan Horse.

Don’t listen to Tommy Acosta. He is old and tired and stopped fighting for justice now that he is too-big a national news correspondent to concern himself with city politics and issues.

He let us down by letting the Sedona Times down. He’s an aging rock musician who forgot his roots.

It’s up to us now to lead the charge for truth and what is best for Sedona.

Now I don’t know much about politics, but I’m sure I also heard that mayor fella say he was against the lights when he was running for office. Now he comes on with his pro-lights (will probably cut the ribbon), boots and jeans like he’s a real cowboy, but we all know that real cowboys keep their word, so I’m thinking he might just be one of those hollywood types. Anyway I bet he’s thinking he’s going to make some big money from those lights and make a lot of people happy, but my friend Billy, Joe’s first son from his second marriage, tells me that mayor doesn’t know much more about politics then I do. And finding out that he doesn’t stand an apples chance with a javalina of getting that dark sky thingy makes me think that Billy is probably right.

I’ve said enough for now so I’m going to go, but before I do I have a word for you Mr. “that’s America baby” Boch, when you start making the man on the dollar bill more important than that man who lives next door you should just shuffle on back to Pheonix or Los Angeles or wherever you came from.

And to you Tommy, god bless.

Sincerely and best wishes,
Miss Sally

This shouldn”t be painful except to the trees which are going to die in the process. Who cares? We have plenty of trees in Sedona. Notice you don”t hear a peep from Sierra Club about the trees. They don”t care. No one cares about these businesses who are going to die either. Certainly not the Chamber. They only protect their own, their members. If the businesses die they weren”t meant to be alive and there will be cheap real estate on the market.

Once the election takes place next month the real estate interests will be in charge again. Those people are going to swoop into those empty locations, buy up the property from distressed property holders CHEAP. That”s America. That”s the system. Don”t hate the player. Hate the game.

The old guard is back and we are taking control of the economy of this town for our benefit. That”s America baby.

Where is Perez that no good hippie?

One problem that cropped up was that the police shooting range was moved from FS land just north of Jordan Road to the WW plant. We birders were eventually told we could no longer drive into the area we originally used for parking because there might be shooting taking place nearby. So today we have the City of Sedona Police Shooting Range, which the Cottonwood PD uses, at our WW Treatment Plant.

And now we are getting [re]constructed wetlands for birding which require an effluent upgrade to A+, with injection wells coming soon. How much will the tab be when all is said and done? I estimate well over $30 million. No wonder we sewer ratepayers have ten years worth of WW fee increases coming down the pike that, no doubt, are only the beginning.

I am so incredibly impressed by the generosity and altruism of this community. While many of these children will be medically cured, your support in providing camp, helps heal their emotional wounds!

Thank you Sedona Biz for your continued support of these great efforts and thank you one and all who donated money, products and time to make this family retreat a reality!

Sincerely,
Jennifer W. Perry
Executive Director
Camp Soaring Eagle