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8A- RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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Today, extent
of writing is
a few lines
Fr.om Page 1A
Fortunately, some teachers
make it a part of their lessons,
like Boyd Copper at Big Park
Community School in the Village
of Oak Creek.
"It's become a lost art. I think
students should know how to
communicate through the written
word. It's an important form
of communication," Copper
said. "Letter writing teaches
spelling, grammar, penmanship,
and sentence and paragraph
structure."
Part of the lesson is to write
letters to pen pals in Stebbins,
Alaska. The students will learn
about the culture there and the
Alaskan students will learn about
the culture here.
"I also think it's important they
write a letter to someone who is
going to write a letter back, not
just as a lesson in class," Copper
said.
Letter writing is making some
comeback, but not the long prose'
of history. Usually it is a few lines
in a card or on a piece of paper,
but still handwritten by the person
who sends them.
"It's well worth the effort to
bring handwriting back. It adds a
human touch that is lacking in so
many things these days," Davis
said.
For those interested in what
the text message at the beginning
of this article means, here is the
translation: Oh, my God. Are you
serious? That's way too much
information. That is so not cool. I
have to go. I'll see you later.
Proposal still
two to three
months out
From Page 1A
with no guidelines to follow.
She also said the city may not
want to have one set of rules that
apply to all agencies in the same
exact way, and instead have guide-
lines on setting certain percent-
ages for community programs
and another amount for events
bringing money into the city.
Zelms said there is a little bit
of confusion on who receives
funding.
"There is not a clear picture on
the value or intent of the facts,"
she said, adding how to set it up
would have to be resolved.
The city i's also looking into
funding events bringing in the
biggest value to the community,
and these would not necessarily
have to be money-makers.
She said there could be two pots
of money, with each one funding
different event types:
"Whatever we come up with
would have to be included in the
budget," she said.
She also said proposals going
before council could be two to
three months away.
"It depends on how we move
forward," she said.
JORDYN BAYENS
competes in the
Poetry Out Loud
recitation contest
against 14 other
contestants at
Sedona Red Rock
High School on
Friday, Jan. 8. Each
student memorized
two poems to recite
and the winner will
go on to compete
in the state
competition ,
in March. The
statewide winner
will be invited to
Washington, D.C
to compete against
other state winners
in front of.President
Barack Obama
and members of
the presidential
cabinet for a prize of
$50,000. The first,
second and third
place winners from
SRRHS were All
Geter, Alex Bindrim
and Bradley Cox,
respectively.
Michele Bradley/
Larson Newspapers
Police need concrete evidence to
make domestic violence arrest
have fluctuated, to spend in jail before being
By MichaelMaresh In 2009, Sedona police .released, which is often called
LARSONNEWSPAPERS responded to 55 domestic a cooling-down period. Many
calls for service, which was an agencies place a hold on the
increase of 11 incidents from person accused of this crime;
Two relatives getting into 2008. Wheeler said this is a decision
a heated or loud argument Domestic violence calls infor a judge to make.
could be arrested for disorderly S,edona decreased to 54 in 2008 Wheeler said the number
conduct per domestic violence from 78 in 2007. of domestic violence calls the
for disturbing the peace. He said most calls the depart-~ department has handled the last
Most domestic violence falls ment receives for this statute few years is about average for
into three different categories are from women, and they the size of the city.
-- criminal damage, disorderly usually are calling against their He said while this is not the
conduct and assault, spouse or boyfriend, but there crime committed most often in
Criminal damage often are instances where both people Sedona, it is not uncommon.
involves breaking ordestroying L involved in the dispute will be "We have domestic violence
something of value; assaults arrested. Other times neither like everyone else," he said.
are physical acts against an will be taken into custody, "It's always a serious issue, but
individual. In a recent Sedona incident, is not our most prevalent crime
Sedona Police Departmenta woman called police to report here."
Cmdr. Ran Wheeler said indi- her roommate was verbally He also said officers must
viduals are not solely arrested abusive to her*and said hehave clear facts before arresting
for domestic violence, because threw a shoe at her that hit her a person per domestic violence,
it is looked at as an aggravating in the leg. because taking away a person's
factor. Police could not determinefreedom for any amount of
He added people arrestedth.e aggressor and did not make time is a harsh penalty.
for crimes considered to be an immediate arrest until they However, he said, if an arrest
domestic violence acts face found a letter the man wrote is not made when one should
harsher penalties for the same to the woman, which led to his have been, the department
crime Committed against a arrest, could be held liable for another
non-relative. "It all depends on the situa- incident taking place soon after
Wheeler said the majority tion," Wheeler said. "We look police leave the location. He
of these cases revolve around at all the facts to find out if added the opposite is true for
disorderly conduct, which there is an aggressor." officers making arrests when
could include uttering an Wheeler said one key to they shouldn't have.
obscenity, displaying a weapon this statute is the victim must "Every case is different,
or making an obscene gesture be related or romanticallyand every circumstance is
with a hand. Anything intimi- involved with the attacker in different," he said.
dating or enticing a person to some way or living in the same
take action could be considered residence.
disorderly conduct. He said there is no regula- MichaeIMaresh can be reached
Domestic violence calls in tion how long a personarrested at 282-7795. ext. 125 or e-mail
Sedona in the last three years for this crime is mandatedmmaresh@lars nnewspapers'c m
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Statewide candidates address luncheon
The Verde Valley Republican the founder of the first citizen
Women celebrate the new year border watch activist group, Civil
with a meeting and lunch on Homeland Defense, also knownas
Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 11:30 a.m. Minuteman Civil Defense Corps,
at Los Abrigados Resort and Spa, according to a press release.
State Route 179 and El Portal Arizona Sen. Jim Waring, Ph.D
Lane. [R-District 7] will seek to become
As the 2010 political season Arizona State treasurer. Waring
heats up, the meeting will hear was first, elected to the Arizona
from two who wish to represent State Senate in November of 2002.
Arizonans. He served two terms as chair of
Chris Simcox wants to be the the Finance Committee and three
next U.S. senator. His accomplish- terms on the Appropriations
ments in both public and private Committee.
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