I“? r mum . strum its license museum. REPRODUCIION. nmmuou “om: n5 mm Inc An com in WVIGNI'ED. ALL moms steam/Eu What Is All About DRA1\LER INSURANCE Watching over Sedona BUSINESS the Verde Valley Sinc‘e I975 Nil-Z llu) ly‘J,-\,Slll|l: B. ( rillmiu illld. Al NISIU 634-5511 fir/W plum. In. L'u. 3050 w. Hwy..s!tA,7" Sedona, AZ ' 282-6200 u: h. r r CONSIDERING CREMATION? Consider All Of Your Options. l/wll .r .omutrmp lrt'ttvllm/l, you how rruir upllmlx man r 3., lull prohibit norm than .I “autumn Irrrrrom; I. it ill/mitt. iii to. m‘ or" u glitteride butlul Willi Hamill/ill mm Myriam Int unduly ll/illlleri. I/ Mu not out Warrant about l‘lrmullnn, ,tltuo ralllo. , .. ll’r w hm to make Sun/ wow minim/rail all your options. *Jf , Oil-premises Facilities I}. Your loved one raver leaves our care MORTUARY 2725 W. Hny 89A, Sedona , .rr...r.,r.wru. 928.282.3253 www.GreersMortuary.com cw How will be followed? By properly recording your final wishes in a safe, accessible place. We can help. -WE’ST€6’£’T\ 'FUNERAL HOME V w westcottfunel 1013 E. i\llngu\ rm. xv 1- NW Cottonwood. .—\Z 634-9566 Camp Verde. A still wearing your glasses? LASIK 0% Financing Experienced Surgeons Safe & Affordable wwwsweyccom 282-1231 Southwestern Sctluna Eye Center‘“ 284-1289 634-4202 Village oank Cl‘cek Cotlonwood MAGICAL MUSIC IN THE RED ROCKS THE CLAREMONT TRIO Sunday, January 30 @ 2:30 pan. St. John Vianney Church licollttiwn. Hzlttin ltl‘lLl Bl‘flllllh Sponsor: (.‘bumbvr .lluxic .chrrmr Advisory Council v4 ' . ' ._ 3r» lhe Cloremont is the first winner of the KLR Award and is consistently lauded for its “aesthetic maturity. interpretive depth. With guesl pianist Robert McDonald. TICKET PRIC Rewr'wtl S40 (rt-n ’“ll admission 82$ r Iit‘LL’l‘ uldlluhlr‘ Ulllillt‘ Ill my“ ll.lI“l’lcr’l‘llNCbCthmiLOm (i-\ I'ith-ts ltlso truilaiilc ul mber hushs s stoma 8; locus (Iurners _ lot. , Planet \r’idt’o at. Music Cottonwood US1C Fur information (‘Llll via Jrlr i la or visit Sedona “V‘W (Tlltl In lwrhlu, doiuorg Supported by the Arizona Commissron on the Ans wlih running rrcrn the Stars of AnZOnO and the National Endowment ror lho Arts il‘a CW of Second An: and Culture Commission, The Sedono 2A RED ROCK NEWS. Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, January 26. 2011 TOW TRUCK DRIVER Mario Ibarra pulls a cable from his truck while working to remove a late-model Mazda from a ditch along State Route 179 near the 1.17 interchange Friday, Jan. 21. Department of Public Safety officers saida Phoenix man driving the Mazda was traveling northbound on the road when he swerved to avoid Rocky Road Tom Hood/Larson Newspapers an oncoming vehicle trying to pass a southbound car. The man apparently swerved and lost control of his car and rolled it 20 feet down an embankment. The man was transported by sedona Fire District personnel to the Verde Valley Medlcsi Center Sedona Campus with minor injuries. Jan. 20 I Suspended license: Scdona police arrested Andrea Acklin. 22, of Nevada City, Caliti. after police made traitic stop on State Route 179 for an inoperable tail- light. After stopping the vehicle, Acklin notified the responding officer she was unable Io locate her license or insurance. At that time, police heard over the radio that Acklin‘s license had been suspended. She was arrested and transported to the Sedona Police Depanmem for booking. A search or her vehicle returned marijuana and drug paraphernalia, which Acklin said belonged to her. though she also told offi- cers she had a medical marijuana card from California, which officers later found. Acklin was charged for possession of . marijuana, drug paraphernalia, driving on it suspended license and no mandatory insurance. Her vehicle was 'mxvrd and Ackllin was transported to the Yavapai County Detention Center in Camp Verde. Jan. 19 I Suspended license: Scdona police arrested John Dean. 53, of Sedona after officers observed his vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed on State Route 179 near East Mallard Lane. Officers estimated the vehicle to be traveling at 45 mph in a 35mph zone. While he showed police a valid Arizona driver‘s license, officers later learned that Police Reports he drove on a suspended license issued out of Illinois. Dean’s vehicle was impounded and towed. He was transported in the Sedona Police Department for booking and was released with u promise to appear at a later date. I Criminal trespass: Christine Lail, 53, of Sedona was arrested by police after they responded to a report ofa trespassing in progress at business on Goodrow Lane. Lail had left the scent: upon arrival ofpolice. but was found a short time later and transported to the Sedona Police Department for booking. She told officers she had gone to the business to get money owed to her, though she had already been warned against doing so by police, according to the report. Employees at the scene pressed charges against Lall and said the process was under way to get Lail the money she is owed. Lail was booked at the Sedona Police Department and later transported to the Yavapai County Detention Center. I Forgery: Sedona police arrested Jorge Limones-Diaz, 18. of Seduna after police observed him driving a vehicle near State Route 89A and N. Airport Road. According to the police report, officers had prior contact with Limones-Diaz and were told he did not have a driver’s license. He was stopped near Soldier Pass Road. Police grew suspicious ofthe Mexican identifica» tion they were provided and later verified it as a forgery. Limones-Diaz was transported to the Sedona Police Department for booking and later taken to the Yavapai County Detention Center. His vehicle. which belongs to his mother. was impounded for the mandatory 30rday period. Jan. 14 I As Police arrested- for domestic Violence and disorderly conduct after he was observed in a physical altercation with his s ouse in Uptown. Upon officer‘s smith had left the scene. According to the police report, believed his wife to be having an affair and confronted her about it. He was also reported to have taken her cell phone. which he said he owned and did not want her to use to call the other man. He was later found at home with his spouse. was taken to the Sedona Police Department for booking and later trans~ ported to the Yavapai County Detention Center. Editor‘s Note I Police reports an: raken directly from public records made available by local law enforcement agencies. lndivrduals named in reports are innocent of'chargcs and allegations against them’ unless proven guilty in a court of law. Get information about growing older Geologist speaks on plateau’s landscapes wulllnt SUNNY skies and season- ably warm temperatures through the week and weekend ahead. 3~Day Forecast Friday, Jan. 28 Highrsa .“in LowA39 QR; 1-Day Stats ngh Low Prec. Jan. 24 57 23 0.00 Jan. 23 53 30 0.00 Jan. 22 61 27 0.00 Jan. 21 61 26 0.00 Jan. 20 53 23 0.00 Jan. 19 62 32 0.00 Jan 18 64 33 0.00 For anyone with questions on aging issucs. Northern Arizona Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging can help. Questions and issues ranging from home delivered meal service. placement of a loved one in a nursing home, assis- tance with a will and assistance with Medicare are just a few of the many the agency can help with. Also, caregivers needing information and assistance or anyone needing resources or services to help a senior citizen be more independent is welcome to Contact the agency. Finding the right resources to meet an individual ‘5 needs. or the needs of a family member. can be overwhelming. NACOG Area Agency on Aging Central Intake serves as the central information and resource center for finding scrviccs and assistance for older adults, persons with disabili- tics, caregivers, providers and community members. A Certified Information and Referral Specialist will assist individuals and families in identifying a resource to meet needs as well as to prescrecn for home services. according to a press release. For information and help on aging issues. call NACOG Area Agency on Aging in Flagstaff at (877) 521-3500. Join geologist Wayne Ranney in a lecture Ancient Landscapes ofthe Colorado Plateau. The lecture takes place Sunday. Jan. 29 at 2 pm. at the Sedonz Mago Healing Center, 340 Jordan Road, Uptown. This free presentation will take listeners through the stupendous landscapes that make the American Southwest such a fasci- nating place, Ranney will sign copies of his book afterwards. For more information. ea11567»7897 or 282-3600. Voice Your Opinion Take our online p VOT Vole at m.redmcknews.com oil THIS WEEK’S QUESTION What Scdonn h’lal‘athon race ’ are you training for? Look for the results in Friday's Sedona Red Rock News. Community Foundation. the Margaret i. Mons Foundation. the W Kleckhefe' Foundation and The Weslem Stale: Ans Federation HOW TO CONTACT THE NEWS NEWSROOM Call 282~7795 humping Editor . nuts Steers ext 124 Am lrtnugmg brim . Christopher Fox Gotham .er us News Reporter . emit-h \v‘hitohurrr rext 125 Feature Wrurr Lu sun . on 122 Sports . Erlun Bergner Jr ram 131 Phutojrlurnallsl Tom "and . cxi I23 (‘opy Editor Cousinnoelsruel-ext 126 NEWS DEADLINE All news releases must be received by Friday, 5 p.m.. tor éons' aunn for the Wednesday paper, and by Monday. u pm, for Fridays paper. DISPLAY ADVERTISING Sednna 232.5530 Camp Verdi» o6" 3341 Cottonwood colonel CLASSIFIED ADS Sedona » 232.7795 Camp Verde t 567.334) Cottonwood . 634.3551 DISPLAY AD DEADLINES Display ods must be In by l p in. Friday for Wednesday‘s paper. and I p.nl Tuesday lor Friday's paper CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES The classified ad deadline is a p.m. Monday before Wednesday's paper, and a p.111. Wadnesday before the Friday publication. Your ad reaches all or the Verde Valley — it will be included In The Camp Verde Journal and Cottonwood Journal Extra. CIRCULATION If you have home delivery (not by mail),‘snd have not received your paper by 5:50 and, call 282-6838 by 10 3.11]. To order a new subscription or renew your subscription, call 282-6888. Subscription prices not Local . $39 and Ont-or—Town $64 per year. , Additional Info: , Creator: , Date: , Description: , Location: , Headstone Material: , OCR Text: I“? r mum . strum its license museum. REPRODUCIION. nmmuou “om: n5 mm Inc An com in WVIGNI'ED. ALL moms steam/Eu What Is All About DRA1\LER INSURANCE Watching over Sedona BUSINESS the Verde Valley Sinc‘e I975 Nil-Z llu) ly‘J,-\,Slll|l: B. ( rillmiu illld. Al NISIU 634-5511 fir/W plum. In. L'u. 3050 w. Hwy..s!tA,7" Sedona, AZ ' 282-6200 u: h. r r CONSIDERING CREMATION? Consider All Of Your Options. l/wll .r .omutrmp lrt'ttvllm/l, you how rruir upllmlx man r 3., lull prohibit norm than .I “autumn Irrrrrom; I. it ill/mitt. iii to. m‘ or" u glitteride butlul Willi Hamill/ill mm Myriam Int unduly ll/illlleri. I/ Mu not out Warrant about l‘lrmullnn, ,tltuo ralllo. , .. ll’r w hm to make Sun/ wow minim/rail all your options. *Jf , Oil-premises Facilities I}. Your loved one raver leaves our care MORTUARY 2725 W. Hny 89A, Sedona , .rr...r.,r.wru. 928.282.3253 www.GreersMortuary.com cw How will be followed? By properly recording your final wishes in a safe, accessible place. We can help. -WE’ST€6’£’T\ 'FUNERAL HOME V w westcottfunel 1013 E. i\llngu\ rm. xv 1- NW Cottonwood. .—\Z 634-9566 Camp Verde. A still wearing your glasses? LASIK 0% Financing Experienced Surgeons Safe & Affordable wwwsweyccom 282-1231 Southwestern Sctluna Eye Center‘“ 284-1289 634-4202 Village oank Cl‘cek Cotlonwood MAGICAL MUSIC IN THE RED ROCKS THE CLAREMONT TRIO Sunday, January 30 @ 2:30 pan. St. John Vianney Church licollttiwn. Hzlttin ltl‘lLl Bl‘flllllh Sponsor: (.‘bumbvr .lluxic .chrrmr Advisory Council v4 ' . ' ._ 3r» lhe Cloremont is the first winner of the KLR Award and is consistently lauded for its “aesthetic maturity. interpretive depth. With guesl pianist Robert McDonald. TICKET PRIC Rewr'wtl S40 (rt-n ’“ll admission 82$ r Iit‘LL’l‘ uldlluhlr‘ Ulllillt‘ Ill my“ ll.lI“l’lcr’l‘llNCbCthmiLOm (i-\ I'ith-ts ltlso truilaiilc ul mber hushs s stoma 8; locus (Iurners _ lot. , Planet \r’idt’o at. Music Cottonwood US1C Fur information (‘Llll via Jrlr i la or visit Sedona “V‘W (Tlltl In lwrhlu, doiuorg Supported by the Arizona Commissron on the Ans wlih running rrcrn the Stars of AnZOnO and the National Endowment ror lho Arts il‘a CW of Second An: and Culture Commission, The Sedono 2A RED ROCK NEWS. Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, January 26. 2011 TOW TRUCK DRIVER Mario Ibarra pulls a cable from his truck while working to remove a late-model Mazda from a ditch along State Route 179 near the 1.17 interchange Friday, Jan. 21. Department of Public Safety officers saida Phoenix man driving the Mazda was traveling northbound on the road when he swerved to avoid Rocky Road Tom Hood/Larson Newspapers an oncoming vehicle trying to pass a southbound car. The man apparently swerved and lost control of his car and rolled it 20 feet down an embankment. The man was transported by sedona Fire District personnel to the Verde Valley Medlcsi Center Sedona Campus with minor injuries. Jan. 20 I Suspended license: Scdona police arrested Andrea Acklin. 22, of Nevada City, Caliti. after police made traitic stop on State Route 179 for an inoperable tail- light. After stopping the vehicle, Acklin notified the responding officer she was unable Io locate her license or insurance. At that time, police heard over the radio that Acklin‘s license had been suspended. She was arrested and transported to the Sedona Police Depanmem for booking. A search or her vehicle returned marijuana and drug paraphernalia, which Acklin said belonged to her. though she also told offi- cers she had a medical marijuana card from California, which officers later found. Acklin was charged for possession of . marijuana, drug paraphernalia, driving on it suspended license and no mandatory insurance. Her vehicle was 'mxvrd and Ackllin was transported to the Yavapai County Detention Center in Camp Verde. Jan. 19 I Suspended license: Scdona police arrested John Dean. 53, of Sedona after officers observed his vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed on State Route 179 near East Mallard Lane. Officers estimated the vehicle to be traveling at 45 mph in a 35mph zone. While he showed police a valid Arizona driver‘s license, officers later learned that Police Reports he drove on a suspended license issued out of Illinois. Dean’s vehicle was impounded and towed. He was transported in the Sedona Police Department for booking and was released with u promise to appear at a later date. I Criminal trespass: Christine Lail, 53, of Sedona was arrested by police after they responded to a report ofa trespassing in progress at business on Goodrow Lane. Lail had left the scent: upon arrival ofpolice. but was found a short time later and transported to the Sedona Police Department for booking. She told officers she had gone to the business to get money owed to her, though she had already been warned against doing so by police, according to the report. Employees at the scene pressed charges against Lall and said the process was under way to get Lail the money she is owed. Lail was booked at the Sedona Police Department and later transported to the Yavapai County Detention Center. I Forgery: Sedona police arrested Jorge Limones-Diaz, 18. of Seduna after police observed him driving a vehicle near State Route 89A and N. Airport Road. According to the police report, officers had prior contact with Limones-Diaz and were told he did not have a driver’s license. He was stopped near Soldier Pass Road. Police grew suspicious ofthe Mexican identifica» tion they were provided and later verified it as a forgery. Limones-Diaz was transported to the Sedona Police Department for booking and later taken to the Yavapai County Detention Center. His vehicle. which belongs to his mother. was impounded for the mandatory 30rday period. Jan. 14 I As Police arrested- for domestic Violence and disorderly conduct after he was observed in a physical altercation with his s ouse in Uptown. Upon officer‘s smith had left the scene. According to the police report, believed his wife to be having an affair and confronted her about it. He was also reported to have taken her cell phone. which he said he owned and did not want her to use to call the other man. He was later found at home with his spouse. was taken to the Sedona Police Department for booking and later trans~ ported to the Yavapai County Detention Center. Editor‘s Note I Police reports an: raken directly from public records made available by local law enforcement agencies. lndivrduals named in reports are innocent of'chargcs and allegations against them’ unless proven guilty in a court of law. Get information about growing older Geologist speaks on plateau’s landscapes wulllnt SUNNY skies and season- ably warm temperatures through the week and weekend ahead. 3~Day Forecast Friday, Jan. 28 Highrsa .“in LowA39 QR; 1-Day Stats ngh Low Prec. Jan. 24 57 23 0.00 Jan. 23 53 30 0.00 Jan. 22 61 27 0.00 Jan. 21 61 26 0.00 Jan. 20 53 23 0.00 Jan. 19 62 32 0.00 Jan 18 64 33 0.00 For anyone with questions on aging issucs. Northern Arizona Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging can help. Questions and issues ranging from home delivered meal service. placement of a loved one in a nursing home, assis- tance with a will and assistance with Medicare are just a few of the many the agency can help with. Also, caregivers needing information and assistance or anyone needing resources or services to help a senior citizen be more independent is welcome to Contact the agency. Finding the right resources to meet an individual ‘5 needs. or the needs of a family member. can be overwhelming. NACOG Area Agency on Aging Central Intake serves as the central information and resource center for finding scrviccs and assistance for older adults, persons with disabili- tics, caregivers, providers and community members. A Certified Information and Referral Specialist will assist individuals and families in identifying a resource to meet needs as well as to prescrecn for home services. according to a press release. For information and help on aging issues. call NACOG Area Agency on Aging in Flagstaff at (877) 521-3500. Join geologist Wayne Ranney in a lecture Ancient Landscapes ofthe Colorado Plateau. The lecture takes place Sunday. Jan. 29 at 2 pm. at the Sedonz Mago Healing Center, 340 Jordan Road, Uptown. This free presentation will take listeners through the stupendous landscapes that make the American Southwest such a fasci- nating place, Ranney will sign copies of his book afterwards. For more information. ea11567»7897 or 282-3600. Voice Your Opinion Take our online p VOT Vole at m.redmcknews.com oil THIS WEEK’S QUESTION What Scdonn h’lal‘athon race ’ are you training for? Look for the results in Friday's Sedona Red Rock News. Community Foundation. the Margaret i. Mons Foundation. the W Kleckhefe' Foundation and The Weslem Stale: Ans Federation HOW TO CONTACT THE NEWS NEWSROOM Call 282~7795 humping Editor . nuts Steers ext 124 Am lrtnugmg brim . Christopher Fox Gotham .er us News Reporter . emit-h \v‘hitohurrr rext 125 Feature Wrurr Lu sun . on 122 Sports . Erlun Bergner Jr ram 131 Phutojrlurnallsl Tom "and . cxi I23 (‘opy Editor Cousinnoelsruel-ext 126 NEWS DEADLINE All news releases must be received by Friday, 5 p.m.. tor éons' aunn for the Wednesday paper, and by Monday. u pm, for Fridays paper. DISPLAY ADVERTISING Sednna 232.5530 Camp Verdi» o6" 3341 Cottonwood colonel CLASSIFIED ADS Sedona » 232.7795 Camp Verde t 567.334) Cottonwood . 634.3551 DISPLAY AD DEADLINES Display ods must be In by l p in. Friday for Wednesday‘s paper. and I p.nl Tuesday lor Friday's paper CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES The classified ad deadline is a p.m. Monday before Wednesday's paper, and a p.111. Wadnesday before the Friday publication. Your ad reaches all or the Verde Valley — it will be included In The Camp Verde Journal and Cottonwood Journal Extra. CIRCULATION If you have home delivery (not by mail),‘snd have not received your paper by 5:50 and, call 282-6838 by 10 3.11]. To order a new subscription or renew your subscription, call 282-6888. Subscription prices not Local . $39 and Ont-or—Town $64 per year. , Z ArchiveInABox,Car Collections,American Muscle,Chevy,Newspaper Pages,Newspaper Pages 1, Newspaper Pages 1