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Sedona Red Rock News New Sedona Swim Team coach, Monique Trujillo, works with Natalie Morgan, 11, during the Swordfish Open House on Saturday, May 1. Trujillo swam for the Sedona Swim Team from 1993-1999 and has worked in swimming ever since, including jobs in Brooklyn and Washington state. She’s excited to be back coaching for the same team that got her into aquatics in the first place. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers From 1993 to 1999, Monique Trujillo swam as a member of the Sedona Swim Team. Now, more than two decades later, she’s back with the team, just ...

Sedona Red Rock News Andrew Tate, who’s homeschooled but swam for Sedona Red Rock High School, signs a Letter of Intent to swim for Whitman College in Washington (above). At Whitman, Tate will study computer science. As a versatile swimmer, Tate expects that he could be called upon to swim a number of events, but his focus will be in the freestyle, mostly at the longer distances. Photo by Daulton Venglar/Larson Newspapers After swimming with the Sedona Red Rock High School swim team for the last four years and with the Sedona Swordfish for longer, Andrew Tate will be swimming in...

Article content Growing up south of Boston, it often seemed to Kathy Gillcrist that her personality never quite matched up with her adoptive family. While her parents had been shy and quiet, she was “a bossy little girl with a vivid imagination” and a type A personality, she wrote. When she took a DNA test decades later and eventually unearthed the identity of her birth father, it came as no surprise to find a man who exhibited the same kind of drive and flair for the dramatic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or

William Bradford Bishop Jr. is accused of violently murdering his wife, mother and three sons with a sledgehammer. He is also Kathy Gillcrist's birth father, she would learn.

Montgomery County records a sixth homicide in 2021 Dan Morse A sharp uptick in homicides continued this week in Montgomery County, as investigators launched a manhunt for a 29-year-old who allegedly slashed his girlfriend in the neck before calling his father, asking him if he wanted to say goodbye and indicating he was about to flee. The suburban Maryland county, just outside Washington, has seen six homicides in the first two weeks of 2021. It generally averages about 20 slayings a year. Police officials called the spike random and on Thursday began probing the a homici...