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  1. Trio balks at hike in sales tax

    Three members of the Flagstaff City Council will come to tonight's meeting with their own ideas on how to balance the budget without asking the voters to approve a tenth-of-a-cent sales tax increase.

    Feb 09, 2010 | 5:00 am | (0) Comments

  2. Fisher Point made easy

    Fisher Point made easy

    When there are snowmobile tracks atop deep snow, getting to one of Flagstaff’s most scenic overlooks on skis is a breeze.

    Feb 09, 2010 | 5:00 am | (0) Comments

  3. Up Close: Still lobbing at 90

    Up Close: Still lobbing at 90

    George Jobin sat on a bench on the sidelines of a tennis court Friday morning inside Flagstaff Athletic Club East. Fully suited to play, he sat out a set and watched his wife, Maggie, volley with three other players, all women.

    Feb 08, 2010 | 5:00 am | (1) Comments

  4. Saving Riordan: Merger with Pioneer Museum floated

    Saving Riordan: Merger with Pioneer Museum floated

    After 106 years of a mostly happy storyline, the tale of Riordan Mansion, including its almost 30 years as an Arizona state park, may take on an element of tragedy Feb. 22 when the facilities are officially closed to the public, as mandated by a Jan. 15 decision by the Arizona State Parks…

    Feb 07, 2010 | 5:30 am | (2) Comments

  5. Back up and at 'em

    Back up and at 'em

    Athena honoree Janetta Beaumont leads the county rapid response team that helps employees and businesses cope with layoffs.

    Feb 07, 2010 | 5:15 am | (0) Comments

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Progress report to show lower administrative costs
One concern that might pop up, if citizen-penned arguments published in the ballot informational pamphlet are any indication, is FUSD's administrative spending.

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In praise of moral courage
What do Bob Dole, Howard Baker, Pete Domenici, Sam Nunn, Tom Daschle and Chuck Robb have in common? They are all former senators, from both parties, who are working together on such issues as expanding health care, reducing the deficit, controlling nuclear weapons, and promoting energy independence. They prove that bipartisanship is not some impossible goal dreamed up by egghead professors and editorial writers.
 
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