By Charlie Hicks on December 2, 2010
Flagstaff (NAZ Today) - A federal judge has given Arizona Snowbowl the okay to begin putting the pieces in place to make snow. The decision was made on Wednesday at the Federal Courthouse in Phoenix.
The Save the Peaks Coalition filed a lawsuit against the forest service in US District Court to block Snowbowl from using reclaimed wastewater to make [...]
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By Scott Harney on November 30, 2010
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Flagstaff fire crews plan to conduct 20 acres of pile burns on the west side of the city Monday.
The Flagstaff Fire Department tells The Arizona Daily Sun the pile burns will be at the U.S. Naval Observatory off West Route 66.
The wood piles are the result of forest thinning activities meant to reduce the risk of wildfire and to restore forest health.
Fire crews expect smoke from the controlled burn to disperse to the east and switch to the south Monday afternoon.
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By Associated Press on November 29, 2010
KINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) — A man that Kingman police say printed his own money is facing felony charges.
The Kingman Daily Miner says police arrested 25-year-old Ryan Allen Berney on suspicion of making counterfeit cash.
Berney was booked on felony charges of forgery after police reportedly found him in possession of more than $300 worth of money [...]
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By NAZ Today on November 23, 2010
PHOENIX (AP) — Most state government offices will be closed Friday, one of six furlough days ordered for state employees during the current fiscal year as a budget-balancing step.
The Department of Administration says an estimate 29,000 state employees will take Friday off without pay.
State officials project that the six furlough days will save up to [...]
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By Chad Black on November 21, 2010
Coconino County – (NAZ Today) Snow and Rain made a grand enterence in the north country Sunday, leaving behind a slew of wrecks and disabled vehicles along the busy roadways. Drivers both skilled and novice at winter driving had a difficult time dealing with Mother Natures wrath.
Between 9:00 am and 6:00 pm Sunday, Arizona Department of Public Safety Officers had already responded to more than 20 weather related accidents, and they fear the worst was yet to come. “The wet roadways will likely turn into black ice, causing even more accidents,” said one officer.
As of 6:00 pm no serious injuries had been reported, but at least 10 people had been taken to area hospitals as result of accidents.
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By Patrick Walker on November 18, 2010
FLAGSTAFF (NAZ Today)– A controlled burn is producing a large amount of smoke blanketing the east side of Flagstaff.
Coconino National Forest spokeswoman Brienne Magee told NAZ Today that the smoke is from the Mountainaire Burn, which is a 500-acre prescribed burn south of Flagstaff near Mountainaire. Only 150 acres were burned because of “ventilation concerns,” [...]
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By slb399 on November 16, 2010
Winter is coming fast, and with freezing temperatures arriving it is important to know how to prepare your vehicle for even the harshest of winter weather. We have compiled a list of recommendations for you and your family to perform before the winter season hits.Some main points you will want to check on your vehicle [...]
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By Patrick Walker on November 15, 2010
SELGIMAN (NAZ Today)– Authorities believe they have found the body of a 31-year-old Las Vegas woman missing since September.
What is believed to be the body of Suellen Roberts was discovered off of Interstate 40 just west of Seligman this morning. Deputies used leads provided by agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to find the [...]
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By NAZ Today on November 15, 2010
FLAGSTAFF (AP) — The Flagstaff school district will be sending letters to parents whose elementary school children are overweight or headed in that direction.
“These are serious, serious problems going on inside of these children now, and we have to do drastic things to make them better,” pediatrician Nina Souders told the Flagstaff Unified School District [...]
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By Associated Press on November 12, 2010
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — The Navajo Nation is set to build its first casino in Arizona on newly acquired trust land.
Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk announced this week that 405 acres of land east of Flagstaff was placed into trust for the tribe.
The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise purchased the [...]
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