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Black Friday
Sedona Verde Valley Times editor Tommy Acosta enjoys a go-round with boxer Sugar Ray Leonard on November 13 2008
Sedona AZ (November 29, 2008) – Talk about Black Fridays…Two men shoot each other to death in Toys “R” Us in front of their women and children?
A Wal-Mart clerk is trampled to death by a stampeding crowd desperate for a bargain? What gives? Is the world going mad?
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Talking Turkey
Article written by Tommy Acosta.
Sedona AZ (November 27, 2008) – This Thanksgiving is a true test of gratitude for so many of us.
No need to ask how many have suffered the plunge of the economy; the devaluation of our holdings; the loss of business in our community and the decimation of our bank accounts.
The instability in the world, the uncertainty of the future, the looming economic depression...
Open Meeting Law Investigation Sparks Council Debate
Sedona, AZ — By Tommy Acosta…
All right you political chess buffs out there, here’s another one for you to ponder and masticate. Last night, Nov. 25, at the Sedona City Council meeting, members discussed allegations filed with the Attorney General’s office that four council members violated the Open Meeting Law shortly before the council voted to put lights on 89A.
Needless to say,...
Monday Morning Quarterback II
Sedona, AZ — By Tommy Acosta…
Even though Tuesday’s Sedona City Council meeting agenda states there will be a discussion and possible “action” taken on a complaint filed against four council members for allegedly violating the Open Meeting Law shortly before the council voted to put in 76 lights on 89A, the possibility for action to be taken against Keep Sedona Beautiful for filing the...
Sedona Sunday Observation
Sedona, AZ – By Tommy Acosta…
It almost seems ludicrous that 42 years after John Lennon made the infamous remark that the Beatles were “bigger than Jesus,” that the Vatican would indicate the Catholic Church has forgiven him.
The truth be told, that off-the-cuff and not-too-well-thought out remark by a young man intoxicated with fame was used by those who consciously maintain the ignorance...
The Wonder of Human Nature
Sedona, AZ — By Tommy Acosta…
One can always find something wonderful about human nature, something that reminds us we are all part of the human family and that there are those of us who will put others above themselves when the need arises. The plane crash that occurred Nov. 13 near Sedona is one fine example of people coming together In the face of tragedy and doing what they can to negate...
Tuesday’s Tirade
Sedona, AZ — I think cracks are beginning to appear in Obama’s Knight-In-Shining-Armor image. What’s this jive about him not moving forward to prosecute those in our government that legalized torture and virtually destroyed our reputation as a civilized nation in the world?
I’m not sure but I’m beginning to think what we were sold was not what we expected and maybe Obama is not the...
A Message From All To All
A Message From All To All
Dear Children:
You are my most precious and loved creation. You don’t know it– yet have always known it and now are going through the pangs of the birthing of your full purpose. Don’t think for a second I’ve abandoned you or am not real. I am here now always and you know it deep in you. I love you so much. I love you and let this love flow through you. Be assured...
Monday Morning Quarterback
Sedona AZ (November 17, 2008) — When kudos are deserved, kudos are given. The Sedona City Council recently passed a declaration proclaiming Sedona a Zero Waste City, meaning the city will strive to recycle waste back into energy and produce no waste, if possible.
According to the Sierra Club, a progressive environmental declaration such as this, by the City Council proclaims that Sedona is concerned...
Sedona Sunday Meander
Tommy Acosta pens a look at the one year anniversary of the Sedona Verde Valley Times
Sedona AZ (November 8, 2008) – Wow. Talk about a great party and celebration Saturday, November 15, of our one-year anniversary. The community came out to support us. People whom we never met were there lending there support. We are humbled and grateful.
What was quite obvious is there is a great thirst in the...