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Photo courtesy of the Sedona Heritage Museum/Sedona Historical Society
HORSE CRAZY LENA DICKIE was photographed around 1990. Dickie was a Sedona resident for close ~o
40 years, and during that time she was a fixture in the St. Patrick's Day Parade with her miniature horses
and trained dogs. She managed the Humane Society of Sedona and was an award-winning animal trainer
and craftswoman, making many of her own wagons and costumes. Always the consummate showwoman,
Dickie was quick to share her love of animals and performed every chance she got in Sedona rodeos and
at other civic events and meetings.
Twenty Years Ago supplements, massages and other
Feb. 7, 1990 natural remedies for healing
Vol. 27, No. 37 their ailments and afflictions.
What is the top priority of Breaking out of the tradi-
those in support of preserving tional western model of the
the Jordan property, in Uptown doctor as the authority who can
as a park? "fix" the patient's problems,
A place to sit. the CenterPath philosophy is
"That tells you what we need such that the physician and the
most in Uptown," said Judy patient work together as a team.
Shuman, a member of the Jordan The goal is to reach the patient's
Property Study Committee.optimum state of health.
By a margin of two percentage Six Years Ago
points, those who responded to aFeb. 13, 2004
Sedona Red Rock News survey Vol. 41, No. 44
picked benches more often than As the Sedona Cultural Park
a museum of local history among board considers a proposed reor-
things to include in a park on the ganization plan, South Dakota
property, developer Mike Tennyson is
The property has been keeping an eye onhis inbox.
appraised at $325,000. Ruth "I'm watching for an e-mail
Jordan, who owns the land, has from First American Title," he
offered to sell it to the city for said. "I'm on the edge of my
$300,000. She has indicated she chair."
would like to see it turned into a This week Tennyson said he
park, though that is not a condi- amended the purchase agree-
tion of the sale. ment for the Georgia Frontiere
Twelve Years Ago Performing Arts Pavilion and
Feb. 13, 1998 its adjacent 44 acres of land to
Vol. 35, No. 42 include new verbiage to accom-
It's the flu and cold season: modate the court-appointed
How about some echinacea?receiver.
Feeling tense? How about a The outdoor venue in West
massage or a yoga class? Sedona ended its 2003 season
With the opening of prematurely, in September, after
CenterPath, a wing of theit defaulted on a $3.8 million
Sedona Medical Center, Sedona loan with National Bank of
has become a pioneer in a fairly Arizona.
radical approach to health care One Year Ago
-- for where else can you go to Feb. 11, 2009
a doctor who will prescribe bothVol. 46, No. 39
antibiotics and acupuncture? The tables may be turning for
Many folks these days the man Sedona Fire District
rely on herbal teas, vitamin residents widely supported in a
November election.
At a public meeting Friday,
Feb. 6, members of the public
spoke about recent accusations
that SFD Governing Board
Chairman Don Harr charged the
district for alcohol and pornog-
raphy at a January conference.
They also asked him to resign.
Responding to comments by
past board chairwoman Caryn
Maxwell, Harr said, "If I've done
something wrong, I'll apologize
for it, and that will be addressed.
I expected some comments. And
I'm certainly big enough to take
your comments."
m Constance Israel
Larson Newspapers
RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, February 10, 2010 - 5A
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When the mail ballots go out in mid-February, Sedona voters have the opportunity
to fill 5 open seats on our 7-seat City Council. What a great privilege and
responsibility you and I have to play an active role in Sedona's future!
I am seeking a 4-year term on City Council in order to help lead Sedona during
this critical time when important fiscal, business and environmental issues are top
priorities requiring smart, committed, and action.oriented leadership. I look
forward to putting my experience, skills and love of Sedona to work for you.
The Sedona Community Plan is Up for Review
and Will Guide Our Future
Our next Council will hold in its hands the future of Sedona as the 2002 Sedona
Community Plan comes up for its 10-year review, a two-year process including public
participation. Sedona residents will have the opportunity td establish a vision for Sedona
for the next 10 yearsand to set the guidelines and policies related to growth, land use,
housing, open space, environmental planning water resources, community facilities,
economic development, tourism, historic preservation, arts and culture and other
subjects of importance to our cir. The Community Plan will bethe community's
vision to guide Council's decisions for the foreseeable future.
Now, more than ever, the Councilors elected in March need to listen
to and respect the needs and opinions of our eatire community.
Here are my personal commitments to you:
1. I will listen to and respect the will citizens of Sedona.
2. I will seek to sustain or enhance our quality of life in financially and environmentally
responsible ways. I am committed to finding ways for the City to exist within its means
while meeting the needs of residents and businesses.
3. I will continue the dedication I exhibited as President of Keep Sedona Beautiful to
protect the awesome starry skies of Sedona. I will advocate for proven and effective
Safety solutions proposed by the 89A Safety Advisory Panel which did not include
continuous roadway lighting. ::
4. I will continue to strongly support the preservation of the beautiful natural ;
surroundings that attracted us all to Sedona. I will pursue a National Scenic Area
designation to permanently protect 160,000 acres of National Forest Service lands J
from land trades for private development.
I strongly support your right to elect your Council representatives when long-term
vacancies occur, and your right to directly elect the Mayor of Sedona rather than
have the Council elect the Mayor.
Please vote for me so that I can work for you.
Let's be the change we want to see.
Feel free to contact me for more information
and to voice your priorities for Sedona. ,
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