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Council Approves Andante Path, Improvements - Sedona Red Rock News

The Sedona City Council unanimously approved a $3,032,684 contract with Pronghorn Services of Prescott Valley to construct the proposed shared use path along Andante Drive on April 22, following a last-minute cost increase. “Approximately $1.5 million goes to the shared use path and the rest of it covers all the other improvements we’ve got planned,” […] The post Council approves Andante path, improvements appeared first on Sedona Red Rock News.See the Story

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Kindred Fire Department called out to Adams County wild fire

The city of Kindred is calling them “fire vacations.” Kindred Fire Department members Rich Schock, Anthony Krenzel, Shelton Tronnes and Justin Flom have been repeatedly deployed to North Dakota locations to aid the state’s Forest Service (NDFS) in combating wild fires. “I’ve got multiple people on my crew who are Type One Wildland Firefighters,” said Rich Schock, Kindred’s fire department chief and public works supervisor. “So we get the phone c…Read Article

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