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Peggy Chaikin Interview — Podcast August 31, 2015
The Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument Proposal: Everything You Need to Know about Land Trades, Amendment 12, and the Protection of Sedona’s Public Lands. Democratic Perspective talks to Peggy Chaikin, volunteer at Keep Sedona Beautiful and Secretary of Friends of … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Podcasts, Public Lands, Water Policy
Tagged Keep Sedona Beautiful, Peggy Chaikin, Sedona AZ, Sedona City Council, Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National Monument
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Sedona City Council Candidates, 2014 — Podcast August 21, 2014
More Local Election Coverage: Democratic Perspective Interviews Sedona City Council Candidates. Continuing our local election coverage from last week, Democratic Perspective’s Steve Williamson welcomes four candidates for the Sedona City Council: Tom Lamkin, Angela LeFevre, Robert O’Donnell, and Jon J.T. Thompson. Find out who they are, why they’re running, … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Interviews, Local Politics, Podcasts
Tagged Angela Lefevre, Jon J.T. Thompson, Robert O'Donnell, Sedona City Council
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Sedona Mayoral Candidates, 2014 — Podcast August 11, 2014
Election Time Again: Democratic Perspective Interviews Our Mayoral Candidates. As in every election year since we began broadcasting, Democratic Perspective invites candidates for our local and state offices to appear on our show to present themselves to our listeners. This Monday we interview the candidates for Sedona … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Elections, Local Politics, Podcasts
Tagged Cliff Hamilton, CVS in Sedona, Sandy Moriarty, Sedona City Council, Sedona Home Rule, Sedona Mayoral Election, Sedona Trash Collection
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The Yavapai College 10-Year Plan, Part II: Fixing What’s Broken — Podcast February 10, 2014
The Yavapai College 10-Year Plan: Robbing Peter To Pay Paul? Democratic Perspective‘s Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson are joined once again by Robert Oliphant, ex-Board Member of Yavapai College for Yavapai County District 3, and Ruth Wicks, retired school and college counselor, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Education Policy, Government, Local Politics, Podcasts, Tax Revenues, Taxation
Tagged Community Colleges, Robert Oliphant, Ruth Wicks, Sedona City Council, Sedona Film School, Yavapai College, Yavapai County
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The Yavapai College 10-Year Plan: A Question of Fairness — Podcast February 3, 2014
The Yavapai College 10-Year Plan: Is the Verde Valley Getting its Money’s Worth? Democratic Perspective‘s Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson are joined by Robert Oliphant, ex-Board Member of Yavapai College for Yavapai County District 3, Ruth Wicks, retired school and college counselor, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Education Policy, Government, Local Politics, Podcasts, Tax Revenues, Taxation
Tagged Community Colleges, Jessica Williamson, Robert Oliphant, Ruth Wicks, Sedona City Council, Sedona Film School, Yavapai College, Yavapai County, Zacki Gordon Institute
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Plain Talk about Government — Podcast May 6, 2013
What Government Is Good for: More Than the Government-Bashers Would Have You Believe. Sedona City Councilor Jessica Williamson and Democratic Perspective editor Gary LaMaster join co-hosts Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson for a discussion of the benefits of government. Right-wing Republicans never miss an … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Government, Local Politics, National Politics, Podcasts
Tagged Corporations, Democracy, Government Regulations, Jessica Williamson, Openness, Sedona, Sedona City Council, Sedona politics, Tax Policy, Transparency
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