Sedona Neighbors & Friends
By Jean-Christophe Buillet, Sedona City Council Candidate Sedona residents have been hearing a consistent set of claims this election season: the city’s finances are sound, its big projects are successes, Home Rule is a simple, low-stakes formality, and the fight over the Cultural Park’s future is just politics as usual. Jean-Christophe Buillet-Sedona City Council CandidateJean…
Some of my reasons to vote NO on Home Rule by Sedona Resident Dana H. Varney
Tim Perry: Council admits defeat on initiative ~ Clear Enough For You Now? Section: Clear Enough For You Now? That gang calling themselves the Sedona city council for once bowed to public opinion when, on Tuesday, they voted unanimously to refrain from pursuing their lawsuit against the Cultural Park Preservation Act after the Yavapai County Superior Court emphatically rejected…
Tim Perry: Council admits defeat on initiative ~ ‘Deeply Unpopular’ After yielding to the public will in the matter of the Cultural Park, for the moment at any rate, the council had to reassert themselves by approving the first round of contracts and a tentative fee schedule for Uptown paid parking in the face of near-unanimous…
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Home Rule Yes Vote Gives City Your Blank Check was written in May 2018 by our beloved dear friend and Just Facts EDU board member Henry Twombly. Graphs and Charts by Donna Joy Most Recent Obituaries | Greer’s Mortuary Henry Harry Gilmer Twombly, 66, was born in New York City on January 19, 1952. Harry…
A portion of Kathy Howe’s May 8, 2026 article on Substack. I’m Not Democrat or Republican…I’m a problem solver. Kathy Howe ~ I’m Not Democrat or Republican… Fast forward to 2026. Watching the Sedona City Council act “lock and step” in everything they do, is like watching a sorority, a fraternity, a coalition, a bloc…
Judge ruled in favor of Cultural Park Preservation Act initiative The City claims to appeal. We should find out after city council Executive session next Tuesday. What’s burning? Honey, no, I didn’t do you smell that. City receives ruling from Yavapai County Superior Court judge regarding Sedona Cultural Park Preservation Act initiative Post Date:05/06/2026 4:02…
Sedona is in the news again. Channel 12 was the only news channel at the Sedona City Council meeting on April 28, 2026. This aired on April 29 2026. visit Sedona Cultural Park 2.0 on facebook Aired 4-29-2026