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Sedona Man Challenges Feds Red Rock Pass Fee and Wins in Court

Sedona AZ (September 20, 2010) – In a Letter to the SedonaEye.com Editor, the decision by Federal Magistrate Judge Mark Aspey in a case brought by Sedona, Arizona, resident, Jim Smith, against the U. S. Federal Government is discussed: No parking fees required any more! Red Rock Pass Fee Sign no longer legal An important decision has been handed down by Federal Magistrate Judge Mark... 

Toxic Chemicals in Our Lives

        Have you ever wondered about the many chemicals we use and their safety? Dr. Dennis Rayner, retired organic chemist formerly of the DuPont Chemical Corporation will make a presentation about the toxic chemicals that pollute our air, food, water and consumer products on October 2, 2010 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm in the Sedona Public Library’s Community Room.              ... 

Forest Project Funds Available

Sedona AZ (September 17, 2010) – The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors voted to make approximately $538,000 available for FY 2010-11 Forest Projects from funds authorized by Public Law 106-393, the Secure Rural School and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000, as amended in 2008. Public Law 106-393 allows eligible counties to increase the amount of their forest fee receipts in exchange... 

Constitution Day Voter Registration

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS celebrate Constitution Day by registering voters to make democracy work! Sedona AZ–The week of September 9-September 17 marks the anniversary of the signing of the Constitution. In this important election year, the League of Women Voters of Sedona-Verde Valley is marking this milestone by finding new ways to engage voters and encourage active citizenship. “Don’t let... 

Sedona Officials Attend LACT Conference

Sedona AZ (September 10 2010) – More than 900 city and town officials from all parts of the state, legislators, business leaders and guests gathered in Glendale Arizona for the 2010 League of Arizona Cities and Towns Annual Conference in early September. Among those in attendance were Mayor Rob Adams, Vice Mayor Cliff Hamilton, Councilor Barbara Litrell, Councilor Dan McIlroy, and Councilor... 

Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinets

Sedona AZ (September 8, 2010) – Join the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and the Sedona Police Department in a community effort to turn in unwanted medications. The “Take Back” initiative addresses a vital public safety and public health issue. The rate of prescription drug abuse is increasing at an alarming rate. The majority of abused prescription drugs are often obtained from... 

Honor A Veteran This Week

Sedona AZ (September 7, 2010) – To all our nation’s Veterans, we honor you. The SedonaEye.com and Sedona Times Publishing says thank you: To Jack C. Hallman, now of Delaware, US Army-Air Force, former MIA-German camp POW-WWII and great dad, thank you. To Wrex Reed, now of Redding California, WWII US Navy Aircraft carrier-Pacific and great dad, thank you. To Joe Beatty, now of Village of... 

Diamond Resorts assumes ILX Sedona and Village of Oak Creek Properties

Sedona AZ (September 3, 2010)–Diamond Resorts is engaged by ILX Acquisition to assume Los Abrigados Resort and Spa management and sales and marketing operations as of today, Sunday, September 3, 2010. ILX Acquisition Inc announced its successful acquisition of a substantial portion of the assets of ILX Resorts Incorporated and will set in place a plan for the future strategic growth and... 

Eric Williams and JJ Corcoran rock VOC

Eric Williams, Sedona musician, teacher and recording artist Since graduating with a Masters degree twenty years ago, Sedona Arizona’s Eric Williams has been using his amazing musical talents to delight audiences. He sings, plays piano, guitar, saxophone and harmonica and a dozen other instruments. Eric is an accomplished musician, composer and recording artist with an extensive repertoire... 

Local Nonprofits Receive $167,405 in Grants

PRESCOTT, AZ (September 3 2010)—The Yavapai County Community Foundation, an affiliate of the Arizona Community Foundation, recently awarded $167,405 in grants to 26 nonprofit organizations serving Yavapai County. In response to growing critical needs, nearly one third of the total funding will address health, hunger, poverty and emergency assistance needs. . “Despite persistent economic challenges... 
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