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Sinagua locate top spot

By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers Modern builders and architects could learn more than a few valuable lessons from the Sinagua Indians who lived in the Verde Valley and built Montezuma Castle sometime...

ADEQ to Cities: ‘Deal with It’

It may be a big, smelly mess, but regional and state authorities are hoping it’s a problem cities in the Verde Valley can deal with together. On Feb. 26, authorities from Arizona Department of Environmental Quality and Northern Arizona...

Rabies still a danger to domestic pets

Even though domestic animal rabies cases are very rare, rabies is still a problem among wild animals. On April 16, two people were bitten by a rabid fox in Sedona’s Boynton Canyon, resulting in hospital treatment. ...

Good news for Bella Terra

The development on the Upper Red Rock Loop Road known as Bella Terra had a couple of pieces of good news recently. By Mike Cosentino Larson Newspapers ________________ The development...

Bella Terra lacks a special permit

Complaints from community activists caused the Army Corps of Engineers to issue a letter Feb. 22 requiring BySynergy to apply for a special permit, effectively stopping development in certain sections of the Bella Terra...

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Ukrainian exchange students reflect on their year in Sedona

Ukrainian exchange students Milana “Mila” Ovcharenko, 17, and Svitlana Shatrukova, 16, are scheduled to return home next month after...

Rotary awards Sedona Teachers of the Year

The Rotary Club of Sedona Red Rocks presented its Teacher of the Year awards to Carianna Leifland, a middle...
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