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Outdoor concerts and films expand as weather cools - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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After an impossibly hot summer when evaporative coolers were working at full-tilt and it was often to toasty outside to do much of anything before 7 p.m. — and with nighttime temperatures not dropping to below 85° until nearly midnight, we could use the break from the high desert heat. The town of Clarkdale got an early start with its outdoor concerts at the Clarkdale Town Park but other local communities are now adding to the mix of evening entertainment for all ages. Fortunately for residents
Dolly Parton left a legacy of literacy, music and kindness - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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The world was saddened to learn about the death of Dolly Parton on Tuesday, Aug. 25. Tributes to her work, life and career are popping up all over the internet, transcending regional, partisan, class and ethnic lines as Americans collectively mourn one of the best of us. For far more authoritative and detailed biographies, I’ll leave it to others, but if you want to know more about how she affected others, influenced the culture and shaped what celebrity could — and perhaps — should be — here go
We Arizonans tend to agree on more than we disagree - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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When I started my local journalism career in Sedona as Larson Newspapers’ copy editor under Managing Editor Ryan Van Benthuysen back in 2004, I got a crash course in how local media and the news business operated in the real world. I had been the senior copy editor at The State Press student newspaper at Arizona State University, working alongside some great young reporters and photojournalists who went off to work for ESPN, The Arizona Republic, National Public Radio and The New York Times, and
Sedona police, Sedona Fire District and SWAT to hold full-scale training exercise in Uptown on Aug. 24. - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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On Monday, Aug. 24, from about 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. the Sedona Police Department, Sedona Fire District and the Verde Valley Regional SWAT team will conduct a multi-agency, full-scale training exercise in Uptown to practice their collaborative response to various public safety threats. The exercise will be held at 401 Jordan Road in Uptown. The vacant building is owned by the Sedona Fire District and slated for demolition in September. When the property is redeveloped, it will become the new Sedona F
We look forward to a new future with Yavapai College - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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The sudden and unceremonious departure of Lisa Rhine from the presidency of Yavapai College ends a tenure marked by tumult and disregard for a third of her tax base in the Verde Valley — a tenure ultimately and unfortunately indistinguishable from that of her predecessor, Penelope “Penny” Wills. Wills began her tenure as president of Yavapai College on Aug. 1, 2011, after serving as president of Northeast Iowa Community College. Over her tenure, enrollment fell in no small part due to her decisi
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