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'We just need a little help': how a safe parking plan for people living in cars split a US town - Vimarsana News

'We just need a little help': how a safe parking plan for people living in cars split a US town

Sedona, Arizona, lacks affordable housing, but a program for priced-out local workers to sleep safely has drawn opposition

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'We just need a little help': how a safe parking plan for people living in cars split a US town | Housing - Vimarsana News

'We just need a little help': how a safe parking plan for people living in cars split a US town | Housing

Sedona, Arizona, lacks affordable housing, but a program for priced-out local workers to sleep safely has drawn opposition

How to visit Sedona responsibly - Vimarsana News

How to visit Sedona responsibly

As visitors have swamped Arizona town, locals and businesses making push to educate them on being ‘sensitive guests’

How to visit Sedona without being a jerk - Vimarsana News

How to visit Sedona without being a jerk

Red Rocks Country has long beckoned weekend travelers from L.A. But many locals believe tourists are loving their town to death.

Lodging Council rejects funding resolution - Sedona Red Rock News - Vimarsana News

Lodging Council rejects funding resolution - Sedona Red Rock News

Sedona Red Rock News During its April 13 monthly meeting, members of the Sedona Lodging Council discussed a resolution requesting that the Sedona Chamber of Commerce seek no advertising or marketing funds from the Sedona City Council for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. The goodwill gesture to help reduce the current increase in tourism was met with opposition by many on the Lodging Council and failed to pass. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers A question residents have asked for several years in regard to Sedona tourism is, “When is enough, enough?” With the recent lifting of m...