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SFD to commemorate 25 years since 9/11 - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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It’s been officially a quarter of a century since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in 2001. While most firefighters and first-responders working on that day have since retired, Sedona Fire District Governing Board Chairwoman Helen McNeal said it’s important to remember what happened and commemorate them, including the Sedona and Verde Valley firefighters who travelled to New York City to assist in the aftermath of two commercial airliners that were hijacked and flown into the Twin Towers, killing
Famous painter gets a FAMoS retrospective - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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There were paintings hanging on the walls and leaning against bookshelves in Sedona painter Curt Walters’ home studio in August, but the large easel he does most of his work on was empty. Instead of painting, Walters has had a busy summer finding local collectors of his work for his upcoming show with the Fine Art Museum of Sedona beginning in September. The show is split into two parts. Most of his paintings on display, the “Curt Walters: Lifetime of Art” exhibition will be in the Mary D. Fishe
Big Park school closing date is extended - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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The closing date for the $10 million sale of the former Big Park Community School was extended for a second time to Tuesday, Sept. 8, because of a “technical issue,” buyer Basil Maher said on Monday, Aug. 17, the original extended closing date. Maher said he does not want to share what the issue is before he and his wife, Mimi, go to close on the property. “There’s no doubt in my mind that the sale will go through,” he said on Aug. 17. “Sometimes, you can’t go against knowledgeable peoples’ advi
Higher Learning Commission to monitor college board - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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Yavapai College has until February to provide its regional accreditation agency, the Higher Learning Commission, evidence and documentation on why its accreditation should be maintained. If the HLC were to revoke its accreditation, students would be unable to transfer class credit or receive federal assistance to pay for tuition, Yavapai College Director of Academic Initiative Megan Crossfield said during a meeting on Aug. 11. Board member Deb McCasland [District 2] filed a complaint to the HLC
Yavapai College OKâs $70K for presidential search - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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The official search for the next permanent Yavapai College president is underway with the planned start date in January, Governing Board Chairman Steve Bracety [District 5] announced during a meeting on Aug. 11. âWe look to have the final interview [of] candidates for the week of [Monday], Nov. 16,â he said. Until then, Provost Doug Berry, Ph.D., will remain as interim president. Presidential succession, as defined by Governing Board Policy 405 states an acting president shall be appointed f
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