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By Michael Maresh involves demolishing the current way. The district will be giving
LARSON NEWSPAPERS office in stages so the site can still a presentation about this project
be used during construction, at the Tuesday, Jan. 26, Sedona
The superintendent said he City Council meeting.
Construction of the new also is pleased the construction The school board also decided
Sedona-Oak Creek School company decided to use local to keep the status qua when
District office is now one step contractors for the project, rather selecting new offers for 2010.
closerto completion, than hire from outside the city Surber was chosen to
The Sedona-OakCreek School and county, continue as president and Karen
Board Thursday afternoon Scott Shrader, vice president McClelland will remain vice
approved the bid from Shrader and an owner of Shrader &president.
& Martinez Construction to be Martinez, said the company Surber said she was extremely
the construction firm for the intends to live up to expectations pleased to serve with the other
project, it pledged to the committee and members of the board, adding
Construction Project Manager school district, everyone puts interests of the
Dave Young told the board the "I am pleased to be part of the children above everything else.
district sent out 30 qualification process," he said. McClelland echoed Surber's
requests for the project, and 10 Young also gave the school comments, saying she is glad
responded, board updates on existing proj- Io work with a group of people
The school district set up a ects still being constructed, wanting to see things through.
search committee to narrow the He said the new gymnasium, In other news, the school
list down, and ii selected four classrooms for the performing board presented Alison Carney
finalists, arts center and the new with the 2009 Arizona School
School Board President performing art center are on Board Association media
Bobbie Surber and member schedule, award for her work in covering
John Wesnitzer left the meeting The gymnasium will be education while she was a
for this item since they are completed in July, but thepower reporter for the Sedona Red
involved with the construction to the location will not be turned Rock News.
companies, on until the end of September. Special education teacher
The estimated cost of theHe also informed the board of Rene Maurer and speech pathol-
contract is $3.2 million, and a gas line break at West Sedona ogist Pare Friedman were also
construction is expected to be School during winter break. He honored for their work in the
completed sometime in 2011. mentioned 2,000 feet of gas district.
Superintendent Mike Aylstock lines had to be replaced.
said he is happy Shrader & The school board was alsoMichael Maresh can be reached
Martinez is joining the school informed the design phase part at 282-7795, ext. 125 or e-mail
district for this project, which of the solar project is under mmaresh@larsonnewspapers.com
Bobbie
Surber
Karen McClelland
Dropping weight is
a lifestyle decision
Being overweight can lead to a high risk of
health problems, including diabetes, cancer
and heart disease. If you are a man with a
waist size more than 40 inches or a woman
with a waist size more than 35 inches and have
high blood pressure, you need to take action,
according to a press release.
The problem with most weight-loss
programs is they don't work over the long
term. Successful and sustained weight loss
involves a lifestyle change. SedonaFit Choice
will show how to make that change.
Dr. Stuart Seale, author of "The Full Plate
Diet," Elaine Rankin, psychologist, nurse and
certified life coach, and Wally Reule, personal
trainer, wellness coach and business owner,
invite people to a free dinner to learn about the
program.
Space is limited. The dinner will be at
Sedona Rouge Thursday, Feb. 4, at 6 p.m.
R.S.V.P. at 284-3483 by Thursday, Jan. 28.
The menu will be taken from "The Full
Plate Diet." The discussion will introduce the
SedonaFit Choice program.
Hospital welcomes new surgeon
Verde Valley Medical
Center is pleased to welcome
Dr. Diana M. Ennes to its
medical staff. Ennes is an
orthopedic surgeon with
extensive education, experi-
ence and training.
She is board certified
by the American Board of
Orthopedic Surgeons, and
has been a Fellow of the
ABOS since 1987. Ennes
was recruited by VVMC to
provide additional orthopedic
services to the Verde Valley
and Sedona communities.
Ennes utilizes both
surgical and nonsurgical
modalities to treat condi-
tions of the musculoskeletal
system, including injuries,
degenerative diseases and
congenital conditions. She
has a special interest ,in
treating patients with lower
extremity pain shoulder pain
and those individuals who
have experienced trauma.
"My philosophy of medicine
is very straightforward,"
Ennes stated in a press
release. "Listen to the patient
to gain a clear understanding
of their needs."
Originally from
Michigan, Ennes
received her
medical degree
from the University
of Michigan
Medical School.
After earning her
medical doctorate,
Ennes continued
her education and
training at the University
of Michigan with an intern-
ship in the general surgery
program and residency in the
orthopedic surgery program.
Prior to relocating to the
Verde Valley, Ennes was in
Diana M. Ennes
private practice in Tawas St.
Joseph Hospital, Tawas City,
Mich. She is the former chief
of staff and chief of surgery
at St. Joseph. In addition,
Ennes was a member of the
medical staff at St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital in
Ann Arbor, Mich.
"I have had
a home in the
Verde Valley for"
six years," Ennes
stated. "Now I
have the oppor-
tunity to live here
year-round."
Ennes is now
accepting appoint-
ments. Her office is located
at Verde Valley Medical
Center on the Cottonwood
Campus, 269 South Candy
Lane. For more information,
or to make an appointment,
call 649-7903.
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