Ask and you shall receive. Check it out:-)
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I heard that hundreds were against the garbage project but I’m not, my neighbors and I like the idea of saving a few bucks and being able to recycle more.

The last time I checked, we all vote for the candidate of our choice and by winning the vote that person gets the right to vote what he or she thinks is best.

“However, sometimes my position on an issue represents the silent majority and not the vocal minority. In my conscience and in my heart I will always vote for what I believe is best for the city of Sedona. . . ” (quote John Martinez)

So in other words to hell with the telephone survey the city paid for. It must be the vocal minority that caused the upheaval and not have the results Martinez and the others had expected and hoped for. Rationalizing won’t cut it. So what YOU believe is best for the city will prevail. Hiss & Boo!

Well, Mr. M and others, you were NOT elected to vote for what YOU believe is best for the city. How can you continue to ignore the hundreds opposing the garbage takeover that attended public meetings and signed petitions? But YOU know what’s best? Illusions of grandeur?

Now this is a promotion endorsed by former Vice Mayor Mark DiNunzio in support of council candidates John Currivan, Joe Vernier, and Gerhard Mayer. Both Currivan and Vernier are vying for a four-year seat on the council, while Mayer is challenging appointed Councilor Tom Lamkin for the two-year seat vacated by Angela LeFevre.

So, this is all very interesting. However, the current council members as proven by their recent decision to pursue RFP’s for the garbage contract clearly favor city taking over our present system of freedom of choice. They support a monopoly and are against competition and free enterprise. So let us calculate the ultimate conclusion even if these three newcomers are elected:

Mayer replaces Lamkin = one vote opposing city control
Vernier and Currivan are seated = two votes opposing city control
Sandy Moriarty, uncontested mayor = one vote supporting city control
Councilors Thompson & Jablow = two votes supporting city control

Tally: Three votes opposing; three votes supporting.

Six votes accounted for. Then comes vote number seven. The empty chair will be filled by one of two incumbents: John Martinez or Jessica Williamson. Either one will be the tie breaker and both have remained stalwart supporters for this city to control our garbage collection.

Conclusion: Unless a mind-set of one of the controlling four is changed, we will be stuck with city control even with the pledges these three gentlemen have made. They say “We hear you, Sedona, Your voices matter to us.” The problem is there are four others who do not care about what so many of us are objecting to.

So what……things like that go on each and every day….what do you think Sedona is immune from crime…..Get a grip

Plus I don’t really care if the C of C loses it funding….

What if…..what if….what if…

So it rained and there was a flood warning…

Ok so the warning went out very good and it flooded a bit…. So what!!!
That’s what warnings are for… What do you do, wait around all day hoping a catastrophe happens…

So a guy had a gun in his car… That’s not even against the law… I repeat so what… You get a life moron

In the midst of all this, there was a police pursuit on SR179 (vicinity of the Chapel area) for a man in a light colored BMW reportedly with a loaded gun on his lap. Both lanes of the highway were closed for a short time.

Continue to scoff at what’s really serious and important in Sedona. We were fortunate so far this year when El Nino changed direction. Don’t expect for that to always happen. Wise up you idiot.

Yea so……

We need ESM to tell us this…. Duh don’t think so
Omg you mean sunset road was closed… Oh boy how will we ever survive that secondary road closure…

Get a life will you loser