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    Sedona Citizen Speaks Out

    September 29, 20131 Comment
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    Sedona AZ (September 30, 2013) = Nancy Rob Dunst, a 20 year Sedona resident, speaks out about the two “gatekeepers,” city staff members who refused to follow a direction given them by the city council. Ms. Dunst had asked, and was given permission, to write a grant to bolster funding for the arts in Sedona, and to engage others in supporting arts education in Sedona schools.

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    1. Jennifer Epperson on September 30, 2013 11:00 am

      As usual, Nancy’s creative approach focuses on how programs can be improved, and certainly additional funding would have allowed the school arts program to impact more children and involve more artists. I hope the best for the city’s new approach and new staff, but I will certainly miss the energetic, creative, generous, and tenacious Nancy Robb Dunst. Her advocacy for using art to teach and for the artist community as a whole will be a challenge to duplicate.

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