Selective? Of course. And especially when he constantly makes so many off-the-wall and dishonest statements himself, some pointed out by Ms. Maddock. Disingenuous might be a better description.

Your consistency is the only notable thing about you. Consistently attacking without a real argument. Consistent misspellings and improper use of words. Consistently commenting without adding anything positive. Consistent personal attacks.

It would just be sad except for the fact you consistently deny you are a City of Sedona employee, which we all know you are.

Why do you hate the idea of Sedona being a pleasant place for the residents so much?

You said…..

“Maybe by the time you return even more interesting events may take place.”Oh please Eddie enlighten us…. tell us about a tree being cut Down !!!Please give us you slanted opinions and who we think is wrong by your finger !!pointing!!Please be sure to throw in how important you think you are as you vocalize from the sidelines….

Your a treasure

Inspiration might be on the horizon to dig into those files and see what lurks behind headlines from the past. Maybe by the time you return even more interesting events might have turned up besides boring lawsuits that resulted in nothing more than frivolous, possibly even malicious, attempts to discredit opposition. And all without merit. Oh well.

Enjoy your vacation – without electronic devices.:-)

Eddie Maddock

The city of Sedona has memorialized this relationship disregarding the legitimate residents and businesses. So guess what folks They have made Sedona and the greater Sedona region highly politically charged.

Look at the budget, the city is spending more than they bring in and still take 2.01 million a year and growing and give it without checks and balances to the regional chamber.

Political freedom and free political speech recognized and protected by the First Amendment.

IMO The Chamber, Lodging and their spokesmen – spokeswomen -Directors are fair game as they have become politically funded and charged by receiving taxpayer’s money for their exclusive use.

Speak up!

Losses were highest in AZ, NV, and MI. Arizona ranked No. 50 in cumulative losses. California is tied for No. 3 along with North Carolina. New York and Virginia are tied for No. 1. Will prospects be good for Arizona cities, especially those moving onward with junk economics?

Credit Suisse has predicted 25% of US malls will close in the next five years.

Thank you, Eddie Maddock, you’ve got a great sense of humor and a lot of style and knowledge of Sedona history shared by a handful of a few locals. Some give great living history talks at the Sedona museum and some like Eddie Maddock share it here. If that man and others don’t like what people write then read something else. (Isn’t it a shame that simple is sometimes to simple?)

Marge, I think we need to change the conversation back to Sedona and help Mrs. Maddock to accomplish what she wants to talk about, a lot of information and ideas and history so we can decide how to react to or accept what is going on locally. (I don’t think we should be talking about what that man or his friends want us to talk about, do you?)

Arizona ranked #9 out of the 50 states for its quality of life for seniors. (They separate states rankings and you will see why Arizona ranked in the top ten.) The rankings took into account cost of housing and taxes which is what affordable housing is about. (I was shocked to see that man degrade our schools and teachers because they are quite good here.)

I apologize for your longwinded reply Marge. I am leaving for a few weeks in a couple days and didn’t see your comment and won’t be taking any electronic devices.