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Sedona Suspect Faces Trial for 2006 Sexual Arrest - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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Sedona police recently made an arrest in a “cold case” sexual assault from over 20 years ago through a mix of gumshoe detective work and modern DNA testing. Laurencio Rivera Vasquez, 45, is scheduled for a pretrial hearing on four felony counts, including kidnapping and sexual assault for the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl in Sedona on July 19, 2006, according to Yavapai County Superior Court records. “I want to thank the Yavapai County Attorney’s Office, the Arizona State Crime Lab and the
Yavapai County OK $280K in grants - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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In short order the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved its Community Service Agreements totaling $280,390 for 11 organizations across the county during its Sept. 16 meeting in Cottonwood. “Our communities should know that Yavapai County is a good partner in solving problems and embracing opportunities,” Vice Chairwoman and Supervisor Nikki Check [D-District 3] said. “The organizations really represent that sentiment because they’re solving problems and embracing opportunitie
Annette McGivney talks dark legacy of 'shaman' Ray - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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The quest for enlightenment left three dead in the wake of a 120-degree Fahrenheit self-constructed sweat lodge. Their deaths was the topic of the fall’s first Sedona Heritage Museum’s Speaker Series as author Annette McGivney presented “Plastic Shaman,” her new book investigating the Oct. 8, 2009, event led by James Arthur Ray at Angel Valley Retreat Center, five miles southwest of Sedona. The ceremony was part of Ray’s $10,000-a-head “Spiritual Warrior” five-day retreat that he sold as an auth
City of Sedona mulls interim manager - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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With City Manager Anette Spickard’s last day set for Tuesday, Nov. 3, Sedona City Council met in a closed-door executive session Tuesday, Sept. 22, to discuss two outside candidates for interim city manager: James Krischke and Kevin Phelps. Krischke has served as interim city manager for municipalities in Illinois and Missouri. Phelps was Glendale’s city manager for 10 years until his retirement in February. On Spickard’s recommendation, the council chose an outside interim rather than one of th
Yavapai College unveils new dorms - Sedona Red Rock News (opens the original)
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Students at Yavapai College’s Verde Valley Campus in Clarkdale will have new living options, with the opening of two new dorm buildings, five recreational-vehicle pads and five student-built tiny homes. “Today we begin a new chapter, opening this housing community, across Yavapai County. Housing has become a defining challenge facing our communities,” Yavapai College Interim President Doug Berry, Ph.D., “The county’s most recent housing assessment estimates that roughly 21,500 additional homes w
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