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Coconino News area weekly mass times

By Coconino News | Dec 31, 2022

The following parishes in the Coconino News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Downtown Library CLOSES at 4p on December 31, 2022

By Press release submission | Dec 30, 2022

Downtown Library CLOSES at 4pm.

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City is dredging Frances Short Pond

By Press release submission | Dec 30, 2022

The City is dredging Frances Short Pond to remove sediment from post-wildfire flooding.

Board of Supervisors Appoints Page Justice of the Peace

By Press release submission | Dec 29, 2022

At the final Board of Supervisors (Board) meeting of 2022, the Board completed the weeks long process of appointing a candidate to fill the vacant office of Justice of the Peace for the Page precinct, selecting Maia Rodriguez to serve through 2024.

New Year's Day - College Closed on January 01 - 02, 2023

By Press release submission | Dec 29, 2022

College Closed.

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Coconino County Flood Control District Approved For $90 Million in Federal Funding

By Press release submission | Dec 28, 2022

The $1.7 trillion Fiscal Year 2023 Appropriations Bill was passed by Congress, expected to be signed by President Biden.

$4 million award funds new Center for Native American Cancer Health Equity

By Press release submission | Dec 28, 2022

Improving cancer screening rates among Native Americans, increasing education about tribe-specific cancer trends and addressing disproportionately high exposure to carcinogenic environmental contaminants are just a few goals of the newly funded Center for Native American Cancer Health Equity (C-NACHE).

Exploring the Art of Picasso In-Person on January 3, 2023

By Press release submission | Dec 27, 2022

Explore the work of great artists with us on the 1st Tuesday of every month.

Tuesday's council meeting included the swearing in of Mayor and Councilmembers.

By Press release submission | Dec 27, 2022

Tuesday's council meeting included the swearing in of Mayor and Councilmembers

Karen Cooper FUTS Closure

By Press release submission | Dec 27, 2022

The Karen Cooper segment of the Flagstaff Urban Trail System (FUTS) is closed during the draining of the Frances Short Pond.

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Wildlife disease ecologist launches project to help DoD monitor quality of bird habitats on military installations

By Press release submission | Dec 27, 2022

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) owns military installations on nearly 27 million acres all over the country—roughly equivalent in size to Virginia—and oversees these lands through a network of natural resource managers.

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Coconino News area weekly mass times

By Coconino News | Dec 24, 2022

The following parishes in the Coconino News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Both Libraries CLOSED - Christmas on December 25, 2022

By Press release submission | Dec 23, 2022

Both Libraries CLOSED - Christmas.

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Tuba City Lights Parade

By Press release submission | Dec 23, 2022

Coconino County leads the way in the Tuba City Lights Parade!

Senior Coffee Hour with SeniorCorps In-Person on December 21, 2022

By Press release submission | Dec 22, 2022

Join us at the Downtown Library for coffee, pastries, and a conversation about a special topic!

Future early childhood education center at NAU receives grant

By Press release submission | Dec 22, 2022

Student parents, staff, faculty and the Flagstaff community will soon have a new option for early childhood education when the NAU Early Learning and Development Center opens in Spring 2023.

Effective December 15th: Winter Parking Ordinance Amendment

By Press release submission | Dec 22, 2022

The winter parking ordinance prohibits parking at all times along County maintained rights-of-way between November 1 and April 1 and allows for the civil enforcement of parking restrictions either by citation (not less than $200 fine) or towing.