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Mexican gray wolf Anubis is back on the howl

Anubis, a wide-ranging Mexican gray wolf, has returned to the Flagstaff-Sedona area after wildlife officials captured him outside Flagstaff in August and then released him in far eastern Arizona. In May, the yearling male wolf traveled over 400 miles from...

Lone Mexican wolf leaves mark in summer out west

A young Mexican gray wolf’s summer adventure outside Flagstaff came to a close last week, and wildlife officials hope he’s a bachelor in paradise in his new home in the core Mexican wolf recovery area in eastern Arizona. Anubis, as...

Wolf Anubis roams now-closed national forests

Amid extreme fire danger, multiple active fires and official forest closures, U.S. Forest Service offi­cials have largely emptied the now-closed Coconino and Kaibab National Forests, but somewhere on the Colorado Plateau above Sedona, a 1-year-old endan­gered male Mexican wolf...

Sedona pilot flies rare cargo

In April, Sedona resident Mike Schroeder departed Sedona Airport in his 10-seat King Air Turbo Prop, landed in St. Louis, picked up a black duffel bag, then flew to a remote airport in eastern Arizona. After landing, state and...

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‘Do I know you?’ Mary Kay DePoe would ask

Lauren DePoe said her mother, Mary Kay DePoe, often wearing her red lipstick and nails and black shirt, would...

Signature threshold complicates ballot push

When and if the “Sedona Cultural Park Preservation Act” will go before voters has not yet been determined as...
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