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Budget cutters eye chamber subsidy

As Sedona City Council begins budget discussions this May, councilors may wrestle with trying to preserve subsidizing outside agencies while trying to maintain city services. The city’s fiscal year 2009/10 budget is still in its earliest...

Cottonwood: Develop land to save it

The city of Cottonwood is eyeing a 10 square mile parcel of state land, considering the possibility of annexing the 6,000 acres into the municipality’s boundary. For the most part, the property...

Cottonwood: Develop land to save it

By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers   The city of Cottonwood is eyeing a 10 square mile parcel of state land, considering the possibility of annexing the 6,000 acres into the municipality’s boundary....

Council says no to preserve property

Lack of creek access at 7.8 acres of creek-front property offered to the city became the deciding factor for Sedona City Council to not accept the land. By Trista Steers Larson Newpapers Lack of...

Preserve builders may not own all donated property

  Cole Sedona Preserve may not own a small portion of land it recently traded to the city of Sedona in lieu of development impact fees. Sedona City Council voted 4-3 in May to accept 7.8 acres...

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Cinco de Mayo comes early to Tlaquepaque

The Cinco de Mayo fun comes early this Saturday May 2, from 1 to 4 p.m., with annual celebration...

Republicans vie to unseat AZ secretary of State

Kolodin, Swoboda debate election integrity, voter rolls Arizona Secretary of State Republican candidates, Arizona State Rep. Alexander Kolodin  and Gina Swoboda, the former chairwoman...
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