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“The Sedona Experience” at Sedona Dream Theater

The tourist oriented show runs three times a week

Sedona, AZ - April 18, 2008 - After nearly six months in pre production, The Sedona Dream Theater has announced the opening of their New Multimedia Live Show, “The Sedona Experience.” The tourist oriented show runs three times a week.
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Sierra Club disappointed with 89A lighting compromise

Letter to the City of Sedona: City Manager, City Development Director, Mayor, and City Council

Sedona, AZ - April 17, 2008 - The Sierra Club Sedona-Verde Valley group wishes to express disappointment in the 89A Lighting Committee’s forced compromise as noted in the "Red Rock News " April 11 edition and again, April 15 with the further story of discord on the committee due to some members’ idea that we absolutely needed 76 street lights (and applied for such a grant) without asking Sedona residents first. [more]

Sedona’s Most Endangered Places

Sedona, AZ - April 13, 2008 - The City of Sedona’s Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) announces its first “Sedona’s Most Endangered Places” list.

The list is intended to bring attention to endangered historic resources through the use of a publicized list. We hope that the list will not only bring awareness, but will generate ideas and support for preservation of important historic properties in the city. [more]

Stay safe while hiking into the Grand Canyon

By Brian Lane

Sedona, AZ - The Grand Canyon is an inverted mountain sinking over 5,000 vertical feet in depth. It is 18 miles wide, 277 river miles long, and the remote North Rim is nearly 1,200 feet higher than the popular South Rim.
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Gaining home-sale advantage in today’s real estate market
 
By Zoska Landers, Designer | Zland Interiors

Sedona, AZ - In today’s real estate market any and every advantage a seller can gain over another is worth its weight in gold.  As a designer, custom-paint consultant and painter, photographer and stager, I have a few suggestions I would like to share that can help a seller better prepare their home for a quicker and successful sale. [more]

Sedona Library expands services in Village of Oak Creek

By David W. Keeber | Sedona Public Library

Sedona, AZ - April 18, 2008 - The Village Service Center, located on Cortez Drive in the Village of Oak Creek, has been operating for two and a half years now. It serves the Village area as a drop off and pick up location for library books, and provides Internet access via a wireless connection and the dedicated computers there. In keeping with the Sedona Public Library's efforts to improve access to our users as needed, that site is the seed for greater services to that community in the years to come. [more]

Sedona City Council seeks partners in trash

A transfer station in Sedona lower down on the City's priority list

by Carl Jackson | Sedona.biz

Sedona, AZ - In early January 2008, the Sedona City Council met to discuss whether the City should assume responsibility for trash collection in Sedona. Under the plan, the City would provide curbside recycling and trash collection, and biomass pickup (flammable vegetation like branches and brush) for all Sedona residents.  [more]

City of Sedona files misdemeanor complaints against Clifford Ochser

Sedona, AZ - April 18, 2008 - On April 9, 2008, the Sedona City Attorney filed a misdemeanor complaint in the Sedona Municipal Court against Clifford Ochser, the owner of Evening Sky Tours in Sedona.

In the first count, the complaint charges that on or about January 12, 2008, Mr. Ochser sent or delivered a letter to former Sedona mayoral candidate Matthew Turner, threatening "to expose or publish his failings or infirmities." (a class 2 misdemeanor). [more]

Take a swing, rather a stroke, at First Piggy ILX Mini-Golf Open on June 14 & 15

ILX Resorts Incorporated hosts 7th annual professional mini-golf tournament, and prepares for U.S. Pro Mini-Golf Open in 2009

Sedona, AZ  – April 5, 2008 – During the 19th Century, conservative social norms forbade women from performing in many physical activities, which included golf. To provide some type of entertainment to those women who became interested in the sport, St. Andrews in Scotland built an 18-hole course of putting greens, called “the Himalayas.”
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SR179 road widening impacts Sedona home

A video is included at the end of this article

By Carl Jackson

Sedona, AZ - At a public forum held in early December 2007 to update residents on the the SR 179 highway construction project as it makes its way into Sedona, Mayor Pud Colquitt said, "[The SR179 construction] is going to be stressful.  There are going to be good days, bad days, and horrible days."  [more]

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