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Bell Rock Plaza received a five-year extension on its permit to have up to 15 arts-and-crafts shows, events that have been occurring there for 25 years.

By Raquel Hendrickson March 1, 2024
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Verde Valley School recently ushered in the festivities of the Lunar New Year, marking the advent of the Year of the Dragon with jubilant revelry. As communities across the globe observe Tet in Vietnam, Tsagaan Sar in Mongolia, and Seollal in Korea, Verde Valley School joined in the spirit of tradition and renewal.

By By VVS March 1, 2024
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President Susan Barber called the meeting to order at 9 a.m. and a quorum established. There were two public agency speakers. Supervisor Michaels prepared a video for the Council and SOCUSD Board President Randy Hawley presented.

By By Mary Pope, Secretary, BPRCC March 1, 2024
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Supervisor Michaels began her presentation by announcing that broadband is being brought to the Village of Oak Creek.

March 1, 2024
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Volunteers are vital to the day-to-day operations of our libraries. In fact, last year, our volunteers donated 10,298 hours of their time completing a variety of tasks and offering their service at three locations including Sedona Public Library in the Village

By By Anne Marie Mackler, Development Director March 1, 2024
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Many hiking trails in the canyons, mesas, arroyos, and waterways around Sedona take us into unspoiled plant communities of the piñon-juniper ecosystem. These upland, semi-arid forests each host a diverse collection of plants, and if we look closely, we can recognize the plants that like to grow together.

By Richard Sidy March 1, 2024
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I am a follower of Anna Runkle’s videos and teachings. If you Google her, she also goes by the peculiar job title of a “Crappy Childhood Fairy”.

By Magdalena Romanska March 1, 2024
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The first USFS trail renovation project of the year was successfully completed on Jan. 13, aided by sunny skies and empowered by a skilled trail crew and many community collaborators. One of Sedona’s most popular trails, Soldiers Pass suffered from critical damage from overuse and erosion from weather.

By By Camille Cox, Program Director, Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund March 1, 2024
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Easter Sunday is a day of traditions. Many people make this their annual day to attend a church service. Others like to go to an Easter Sunrise Service. In the Village of Oak Creek you can do both.

March 1, 2024
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March 12, at 4:30 p.m. the Sedona City Council will read a proclamation proclaiming March as ‘Red Cross Month.'

March 1, 2024