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    Letter to The Editor

    Letter to the Editor:
    No City campaign signs on Sedona main streets

    June 24, 2014No Comments
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    logo_lettereditorSedona AZ (June 24, 2014) – As candidates for Sedona Mayor and City Council, we have mutually agreed to refrain from placing outdoor signs or displays on our two main streets, Hwys. 179 and 89A, during the current election campaign which will continue through November 4.  We are doing this to help preserve the beauty of Sedona and out of respect for both our residents and visitors.

        /signed/

          Ron Budnick
    rvbudnick@sprintmail.com

    Cliff Hamilton
    Cliffrh@commspeed.net

    Scott Jablow
    sjablow@gmail.com

    Tom Lamkin
    shininginsedona@gmail.com

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                Angela LeFevre
    angela@angelaforsedona.com

    Sandy Moriarty
    sandy2015@msn.com

    Robert O’Donnell
    rod4id@att.net

    Jon Thompson
    sedonajon@me.com

    [NOTE: Sedona.biz received the above letter signed by 8 of the 10 candidates for Sedona Mayor and City Council. Names are in alphabetical order. Jerry Frey and Rio Robson declined to participate.]

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