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Action bends arc of moral universe toward justice

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Wednesday, Aug. 28, marked the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. In 1963, more than 250,000 people filled the...

Cornville soldier’s death brings home war in Afghanistan

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Last week, we received a short press release from the U.S. Department of Defense. The release stated in relatively simple, straightforward terms that three...

Early deadlines ensure news items get in the paper

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The big news story of July 2, 1776, was a vote by the Second Continental Congress to approve separating its 13 North American colonies...

Fire restrictions aim to prevent the next major blaze

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Schultz, Brins, La Barranca, Wallow and Rodeo-Chediski are not the newest members of the local council nor the last names of volunteers soon to...

Help the victims hit by tornado this week in Oklahoma

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During the last week of May, eighth-graders and high school seniors prepare for the pomp and circumstance of middle school promotion and high school...

Some advice for the high school graduates of 2013

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To the graduating class of 2013,  as you are soon to leave high school, I offer some advice. Take what you need: Wear sunscreen....

Mars One project raises questions about selflessness

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This weekend, emigration was again in the news, but on a far larger scale than ever before. Mars One, a Dutch nonprofit affiliated...

Letters must have documents attached to be published

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Every so often, our Letters to the Editor policy must be restated to remind our readers what they must do to be considered...

43 years after first observance, Earth Day still growing

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On Monday, April 22, we observe what many consider the birth of the modern day environmental movement as Americans celebrate Earth Day, 43 years...

Sadly, life’s grand adventures must eventually conclude

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Nearly seven years ago, I boarded an airplane to Arizona, somewhere I had never been, without the faintest idea my life would be...

Report: Outdoors drives tourism in state — surprise!

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It’s no secret to those of us living in Northern Arizona, and particularly Sedona and the Verde Valley, outdoor recreation is big business. From...

Addition of an art museum celebrates Verde Valley’s spirit

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Art is something people never say there is too much of, and in the Verde Valley, it just doesn’t quite fit in if it...
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