Week of October 05, 2009                                Follow Sedona.biz on Twitter

City of Sedona prepares for pandemic
Sedona City Council members voted unanimously at its Sept 22 council meeting to approve a confidential plan on how to deal with a Swine Flu pandemic should one occur in Sedona.

'Boots For Our Troops' helps Veterans in need
They are offering paper cut-out boots through participating vendors and restaurants, where people can make monetary contributions to the effort and put a message for the troops on the paper boots, which are proudly displayed in places throughout Arizona, including Sedona, Cottonwood, Cornville and Clarkdale.

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"Surviving Victory" by Philip Vickers
Philip Vickers was a well known Sedona sculptor from 1979 until his death in 2003. But most Sedonans never knew he was also a World War 2 Spitfire Pilot and genuine hero, not to mention his illustrious acting career on the London stage.

Arizona State Parks restores funding to Heritage Fund Grant Projects
On Tuesday, September 22, 2009, the Joint Legislative Budget Committee (JLBC) gave a favorable review to the Agency's request to backfill cuts made to its operating budget.

Sedona Film Festival welcomes legendary actor Tony Curtis
urtis will appear live, in person, for screenings of 'Some Like It Hot' and 'Sweet Smell of Success'; TCM host Robert Osborne will be on hand to host films and Q&A discussions

Support the National Scenic Area Designation by Doug Blackwell
The Sedona Red Rock National Scenic designation (NSA) does one thing: it forever blocks land trades that have, in the past, put development in place of Coconino National Forest land.

Red Rock State Park in October
Educational programs, hikes and walks highlight the month of October 2009 at Red Rock State Park.

Sedona Gem and Mineral Show Oct 17-18, 2009
This year the Club is proud to have three distinguished speakers: Dr. Carleton Moore, renowned authority on meteorites; Mr. Walt Wright, an expert on petrified wood; and Ms. Susan Zepkin, who will be speaking on metaphysical properties.

Chris Spheeris 'Up Close and Personal' concert at Studio Live
Join Award-Winning recording artist Chris Spheeris at Studio Live October 9 & 10. Mr. Spheeris will be performing a fresh and intimate show with special guests and new musical compositions. Both shows will begin at 7:30pm.

Kapsalis and Ivanovic Guitar Duo at in Sedona on Oct 15
The Andreas Kapsalis & Goran Ivanovic Guitar Duo will perform live at Sedona’s Studio Live (215 Coffee Pot Drive) on Thursday, October 15th at 9:00 PM.

Euro Bistro Jazz Concert at Studio Live in Sedona on Oct 16, 2009
Vismaya is back to perform her Jazz Cabaret show, here in Sedona at Studio Live on Friday October 16th with a top jazz quartet.

Jazz vocalist Sue Giles performs in Sedona Oct 10 & 11, 2009
Sedona Jazz on the Rocks presents jazz vocalist Sue Giles in the most intimate of settings: a Jazz Salon in a new private distinguished Sedona hillside home.

7th Annual Jerome Ghost Walk on October 9 & 10, 2009
Experience the story of “The Unscrupulous Madame Belgian Jennie,” a lady of questionable repute who amassed a fortune that made her the wealthiest woman in the Arizona Territory.

City of Sedona volunteer opportunities
Currently, the City of Sedona is accepting applications for volunteers to serve on the Historic Preservation Commission, the Housing Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission and Planning and Zoning Commission.

Journey through Northern Arizona at Sedona Library on Oct 8, 2009
As part of the 2009 Book Lovers Month in Sedona Author Series sponsored by the Sedona Public Library, author Victoria Clark will be discussing her most current book, Journey Through Northern Arizona on Thursday, October 8 at 6:00pm at the library.

Mental health resources at the Sedona Library
Do you or someone you know have a mental illness? Are you familiar with the symptoms and warning signs of mental illness?

America’s national parks face challenges by Christian Science Monitor
Shifting climates and needed upkeep are issues facing America’s treasured spots.

Arizona allows guns in bars. Should any place be off-limits? by Christian Science Monitor
The Arizona law highlights how gun owners can carry weapons to a growing number of places, from national parks to bars. Other venues, like churches, are now a part of the debate. 

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