What to do over Spring Break?  Why not have yourself a Taste of Tennis.  Sedona Parks and Recreation invites all children ages 4-16 to “try out” tennis and see if it is a right fit for you.  On Monday, March 15 through Friday, March 19, tennis instructors Eric Meyers and Laura Cooper will be on location at Posse Grounds Park, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. to provide tennis instruction... 

John Neville of Sustainable Arizona invites the public to attend the Sedona Clean and Green Energy Expo Sedona AZ (March 11, 2010) – This is a second reminder of an important energy savings exposition coming soon to Sedona! Are you worried about the rising costs for heating and cooling your home? Are you a little too cold in the winter and a bit too hot in the summer? Do you think solar might... 

By Sedona Times Editor Tommy Acosta — The dust has cleared. A new council has been elected. The face of the council has been changed. I’ll never forget when former vice-mayor John Bradshaw told ADOT to back off a bit on the lights for 89A. He said they had to or else the face of the council as it existed then would be changed in the next election. He was right. That is exactly what happened. The... 

Pinal County CourthouseSedona AZ (March 10, 2010) – If Facebook were a country, as of December 2009, Facebook would be the fourth largest country in the world. More impressive, in January 2009, it would have been the eighth largest country. Three million “tweets” are posted on Twitter daily. Five billion minutes are spent on Facebook each day. Why should you care? Savvy businesses, individuals,... 

March 9, 2010-Sedona AZ–Sedonans overwhelming elected the dark skies and National Scenic Area candidates Dr. Dennis Rayner, Dan McIlroy, Mike Ward and Barbara Litrell to its City Council and rejected the re-election campaign efforts of Dan Surber and Nancy Scagnelli, two Council members who formed what was considered by many Sedonans as an anti-dark sky and anti-NSA voting bloc when coupled... 

By Tommy Acosta — On March 2, I voted. It was perhaps the most important vote I ever made in my life because so much depends on it. It was a thrill and honor for me. In the last election, I remember waiting until the last minute with another Sedona citizen. We wanted to cast the last votes because we knew they would be the two votes that would decide who gets elected mayor. Our votes would be... 

 By Tommy Acosta — An investigation by a Sedona citizen has led to the possibility members of the Sedona City Council could have violated the Arizona Open Meetings Law in an effort to populate the election ballot with Pro-Proposition 400 statements prior to the election. Sedona resident Terry Nash has sent a complaint to the Yavapai County Attorney and to the Arizona Attorney General charging... 

DREAMWORK SEMINAR March 19 and 20, 2010                World famous author and presenter Dr. Jeremy Taylor will present a series on The Basics of Dream Analysis at St. Andrews Episcopal Church Friday and Saturday, March 19 and 20.  Noted for his innovative group work dream analysis techniques, Dr. Taylor will give a talk entitled Discovering Deeper Meaning in our Dreams on Friday... 

Compassion & Choices AZ, with co-sponsor, Sedona Community Center, is once again offering an all-day workshop to help you plan for what will ultimately become “The Most Important Day of Your Life”…the very last day…  We plan for weddings, for the birth of our children; we make arrangements when someone is going into the military or changing jobs…but we don’t... 

If you are unable to attend City Council meetings, you may write the Mayor and Councilors at City Hall, email (addresses below) and or call.     Always Subject an email with a clear indication of its content;  NO Wastewater Rate Increase, YES on Lights 89A, NO on Dog Leash Ordinance and so forth.   If your email is not read, your Subject will convey your message.    City Council email...