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    KSB Seeks Nominations for Awards of Excellence

    October 14, 2020No Comments
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    Keep Sedona BeautifulSedona AZ (October 14, 2020) – Keep Sedona Beautiful, a Verde Valley environmental organization, seeks to recognize individuals, groups, and firms that have made a significant contribution to the esthetics and/or sustainability of our environment in Sedona and the Verde Valley.  Each award must meet two specific criteria: a) the awardee’s contribution must reflect harmony with our unique Red Rock landscape; and b) the awardee’s contribution must be such that it inspires others to act in a similar manner.  Nominations are being solicited in the following categories: Building and Signage Design, Civil Engineering, Cultural Heritage, Dark Sky Lighting, Education, Environmental Stewardship, Landscaping, Sustainability, and Community Service.

    The deadline for Keep Sedona Beautiful’s call for Award nominees is November 1.  If you know of anyone or any entity that excels in what they do and has made a positive impact on Greater Sedona, please consider submitting a nomination. 

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    A nomination form can be found on KSB’s website or by contacting the KSB office at 928-282-4938.  Although KSB staff is working at home during the pandemic, they will be available to assist.

    Due to the inability to host large events this year, KSB will be announcing winners but will not be holding a formal presentation ceremony.

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