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Pay to play part of student fees
Written by Lu Stitt   
Wednesday, 02 January 2008 12:57
Because of rising costs, especially fuel, the Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District found it necessary to adjust its extracurricular fees.

Students who want to play sports, play in the band, participate in a club or go on...

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Spears asks for probable cause
Written by Mark Lineberger   
Wednesday, 02 January 2008 12:56
Camp Verde Sanitary District plant operator Rick Spears was arrested Dec. 22 on felony charges of forgery, fraudulent schemes and taking the identity of another.

Now he wants the court to decide if there is probable cause...

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Sanitary District to investigate former board members
Written by Mark Lineberger   
Wednesday, 21 November 2007 13:45
The Camp Verde Sanitary District Board is investigating a former board chairwoman, alleging she might have misused public money.

The board decided in a meeting, Nov. 14, to ask its attorneys to investigate Suzy Burnside...

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Sewer staff, directors quit
Written by Mark Lineberger   
Wednesday, 21 November 2007 13:36
The Camp Verde Sanitary District had a turbulent week that saw two board mem-bers call it quits and all of their employees turn in their resignations to the Town of Camp Verde.

Recently, the sanitary district has come...

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Sanitary District to investigate former board members
Written by Mark Lineberger   
Wednesday, 21 November 2007 12:58
The Camp Verde Sanitary District Board is investigating a former board chairwoman, alleging she might have misused public money.

The board decided in a meeting, Nov. 14, to ask its attorneys to investigate Suzy Burnside...

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Schools to use power of collective purchasing
Written by Mark Lineberger   
Wednesday, 17 October 2007 13:35
The Camp Verde Unified School District is joining a cooperative of schools that translates strength in numbers into getting more technology bang for their buck.

The school board voted last week to join the Education...

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Fossil Creek on track for federal protection
Written by Mark Lineberger   
Wednesday, 17 October 2007 13:03
Fossil Creek may soon be protected by law, thanks to a bill being fast-tracked through the U.S. Senate by Sen. John McCain [R-Ariz.].

The legislation would call for the unique springs and streams of the creek, 14 miles...

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Highest striving MUHS students win awards
Written by Lu Stitt   
Wednesday, 03 October 2007 13:59
When talent and hard work are put together, the only outcome that can result is success, Mingus Union High School Strive for .5 award winners heard from the guest speaker.

During the Sept. 26 assembly, which honored more...

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