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Ronald McDonald Helps Yavapai and Coconino Families
Sedona Az–Families from across the state, around the country as well as from nine countries outside the United States found warmth and comfort during 2010 at the Ronald McDonald Houses in Phoenix. The Valley’s two Ronald McDonald Houses – the original at 501 E. Roanoke Ave. and the second house on the Phoenix Children’s Hospital campus – served as a home-away-from home for 2,314 families...
Sedona Heritage Museum Debuts New Exhibit
Sedona Heritage Museum
Sedona Az–Occasionally, the Sedona Heritage Museum presents a special exhibit, in addition to the changing exhibits it launches three times per year. “Hearts & Hankies” on display from February through April is such an exhibit.
Hearts and Hankies
This ‘mini’ special display is a collection of handkerchiefs and a heart shaped candy box from 1930 with...
Something Fishy?
Sedona AZ (February 20, 2011) – The following is a letter to the SedonaEye.com editor:
This is a long document about proposed changes reputedly mandating inspection of catfish and catfish product. Remember as you read, the devil is in the detail. Frankly I do not comprehend all the nuances in this proposal so I am skeptical.
Docket No. FSIS-2008-0031 Mandatory Inspection of Catfish and Catfish...
Dear Editor: Good Morning Arizona Democrats
Dear Sedona Eye editor,
Good morning Arizona Democrats! I am working on a special project to raise $20,000 to complete the Recall Senate President Russell Pearce Campaign and would greatly appreciate your assistance in contributing and/or identifying additional donors to this time-sensitive project. At this time, Arizona is fighting for a better direction and we would like to share with you a...
Sedona Eye Columnist Eddie S. Maddock Commentary
Eddie S. Maddock, SedonaEye.com Columnist comments on questions raised about ADOT and the City of Sedona AZ
Sedona AZ (February 18, 2011) – Considerable misinformation is flying around these days and J. Rick Normand’s educated opinion, as expressed in this and a different publication, is extremely forthright in qualifying that “Sedona MAY end up owning SR89A anyway.” (MAY...
Dear Editor: Fed Up and Disgusted
I am writing today out of frustration. How many public information gatherings will this new city council do; great gods almighty a nasty election tossed out the old group of “i.m.n. favor of lights and new roads and lots of other goodie pretends that believe ” no fake dollars” from governmernt pay for it all
Get it on city council the rest of us in town are going insane...
Sedona Recycles 2010 Year End Report
Sedona AZ (February 17, 2011) – Sedona Recycles tallies up our year-end numbers to determine how much was recycled at each drop-off site and in each community.
In 2010, we received 4,535 tons of recyclable materials, saving the following resources:
46,095 trees
18,844,865 gallons of water
1,460,230 gallons of oil
256 tons of limestone
272 tons of soda ash
104 tons of feldspar
837 tons of...
Coconino National Forest Revision Plan News
More information can be found at http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/Coconino/plan-revision.shtml or if you have questions, please contact: Ms. Yewah Lau at 928-527-3411.
A draft revised versionof the Coconino National Forest’s Land and Resource Management Plan (forest plan) is now available for public review and input on the plan revisionweb site (http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/Coconino/projects/plan-revision/imputs2.shtml)! ...
Hollywood Jim Out and About with Eric Williams, Lindy Gravelle and the Desert Flour
SedonaEye.com contributing writer, Hollywood Jim, and fan
Ladies and Gentlemen! May I have your attention, please?
Sedona’s Desert Flour Bakery and Bistro, in the slammin’ it down Village of Oak Creek, was the place for a Thursday night live of awesome music performed by local Sedona favorite, Eric Williams, and formerly of Nashville now west coaster, Lindy Gravelle. The...
House Extends Key Provisions of Patriot Act
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House on Monday agreed to a 10-month extension of three key law enforcement powers in the fight against terrorism that some privacy advocates from both the right and left regard as infringements on civil liberties.
The House measure, passed 275-144, would extend authority for the USA Patriot Act-related provisions until Dec. 8. Common ground must be found with the Senate before...

