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12A- RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Friday, September 17, 2010
000000Lunch with the
Mayor
II II Please join Mayor Rob Adams for lunch and to
U O talk about issues you think are important for
the City Council to consider.
" Lunches are Noon to I p.m.
Lunch Schedule and Location:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Golden Goose Restaurant
2545 W. State Route 89A, neor Super 8
This is a no-host lunch and those joining the Mayor will be responsible for
their own lunch costs. However, lunch is optional, so feel free to join
the informarlunch with the Mayor.
For more information, please call
the City Manager's office at-204-7127
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Roller Derby Bout on Again
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DIRTY VERDE ROLLER DERBY jammer Ashley Nichols, also known as TooBad Nickle, center, front, slides
past a pack of blockers during team practice Sunday, Sept. 12. The local roller derby team takes on
Arizona Roller Derby's Surly Gurlies at 7 p.rh. at the Verde Valley Fairgrounds on Saturday, Sept. 25. The
game marks the start of the team's 203_0-2011 season in which they will play other Arizona teams over
the next nine months as part of a newly formed Arizona conference. The next home bout after the Sept.
25 game will likely be sometime in January as Dirty Verde Roller Derby travels to Tucson in October and
Phoenix in November for more bouts. The team is actively recruiting and new players can attend practices
at Riverfront Park skating rink Fridays beginning at 6 p.m. or call A'deelya Punchez at 606-2477 for more
information.
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Tim Jessup will perform the
songs of Dan Fogelberg and
Friends at APizza Heaven, 2675
W. SR 89A in Sedona, at 7 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 18.
On the weekend of Aug. 27,
the fans of singer-songwriter
Fogelberg gathered from around
the world to celebrate his musical
legacy in the artist's hometown
of Peoria, I11. It was the largest
gathering of Fogelberg's fans
since his untimely death from
prostate cancer Dec. 16, 2007,
according to a press release.
Among the many artists invited
to perform was Sedona musician
Jessup. During the past several
years, Jessup has performed in
nine tribute concerts across the
Southwest, to honor the legacy
of Fogelberg and raise thousands
of dollars in donations for the
Prostate Cancer FoundatiOn.
The first of his efforts was a
memorial concert given at the
Sedona Creative Life Center
on Feb. 16, 2008. His efforts
did not go unnoticed by Jean
Fogelberg, and he was invited
to perform in Peoria, I11., along
with musicians from across the
U.S., including Michael Hanna,
Jim Photoglo and Jim Wilson,
who had recorded and performed
with Fogelberg for many years.
The event featured a full
weekend of musical perfor-
mances and the unveiling of
a memorial featuring some
of Fogelberg's most poignant
lyrics, etched into three large
granite boulders, overlooking
the Illinois river. A dedication
ceremony was presided over by
the city's mayor, Fogelberg's
mother Margaret, his brother
Marc, his wife Jean, and memo-
rial creator Hugh Higgins, with
a blessing given by the Rev.
Deborah Jelinek. Local musi-
cian and high school friend
Barry Cloyd performed the song
"Ever On" as the ceremony
concluded. Fogelberg fans were
also treated to trolley rides to
points of interest, including a
stop at the grocery store immor-
talized in his song "Same Old
Lang Syne."
The Sept. 18 concert will be
under the stars. Admission is
free. Reservations are recom-
mended; call 282-0519.