
In the July 1 article in The Villager entitled “Truth In Recycling: Are you just wish-cycling”, the author, Jill McCutcheon, suggests that because there is no large facility in this county for dealing with what she calls “Single Stream Recycling”, the recovery rate for that method (combining all recyclables in one can separate from other trash) is very low.

Roe versus Wade. Three little words. Millions of opinions, celebrations, protests, anguish, and jubilation. We have entered a new era, like it or not. Maybe our views, pro or con on the ruling don’t matter as much as our actions, especially in the days ahead.

This is the story of Jennifer Keelan, a young girl who had dreams of one day attending college and living a fulfilling life. She did graduate from Arizona State University with a degree in family and human development. But her life has been anything but typical.

During election season, like any sports season, you will hear a lot of blather, verbal posturing, name calling and other trash talking.

Shortages. Our new reality. If we could only figure out what is next to be delayed, out of stock or unavailable, it might help us plan our lives. Instead, we have entered the chaotic world of “uncertainty.”

This time of year in Arizona is such a combination of warnings, it may be frustrating for newcomers and visitors. Wildfire warnings, heat warnings and now - right on the dot - monsoon warnings come in succession.

First a letter called for a red wave to sweep the country. Then one for a blue wave. We need a wave of citizens, candidates, and elected officials, who can listen and think about what is best for the People of this country, who are of all ethnicities, religions, and orientations. We must be able to rationally, civilly discuss and reach accords (compromises) which reinforce our values as a people.

What do you have in common with a goldfish? Evidently more than you could ever imagine. Scientists now claim that the average adult’s attention span is eight seconds. A goldfish? Nine seconds.

In the middle of June, if you find the post office closed or can’t get anyone to answer the phone at the IRS, you might check the calendar again.
- UPDATE Vehicle of missing woman found near Sedona
- Fatal shooting reported near Sedona
- Circle K shooting results in murder conviction
- Arizona woman admits guilt in ballot collection scheme
- Swimmers perform CPR after near-drowning at Red Rock Crossing
- Catch 22: Law enforcement seeks meth suspect
- 4 injured in mid-town crash
- Rollover on Camino Real
- Catch 22: Law enforcement seeks fugitive from June incident
- YCSO starts fund for deputy killed in line of duty
- UPDATE Vehicle of missing woman found near Sedona
- Fatal shooting reported near Sedona
- UPDATE: Pipeline Fire causes evacuations near Flagstaff, arrest made
- CCSO 'transitions' hunt for Axel Brugere
- Cottonwood man reported missing
- Sedona Police seek missing woman
- Circle K shooting results in murder conviction
- Beaver Creek Golf Course, Ranch in escrow
- Camp Verde eyes agreement with Yavapai Apache Nation for major land deal
- Arizona woman admits guilt in ballot collection scheme