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08. ‘Citizens United’ Resolution
Voted Down by Prescott City Council
10. USFS Sued for Red Rock Pass 11. Cali to Vote for GMO Labels 13. Q&A with Nikki Czech
Regulars
12. NEW! Sustainability in Our Generation
14. The Outs: Utah!
16. Film!
17. It’s the Arts
27. Jerome ArtBeat
28. Prescott’s Don’t Miss List 30. Music for the Masses
32. Question Man
36. MisAdventures of Miss Rose
36. Green Gold
37. Christopher Lane’s Poet’s Corner 38. La Otra Arizona
39. Supplement Calendar
41. Letters to NEd
41. Strangeology
44. Old Town
46. Business News
Cœur de Demain Edition
October 2012 • #137
Editorial Board:
Clair Anna Rose, Ellen Jo Roberts Kyle Boggs, Sarah Gianelli Bobby Carlson, Joe Grumbo Cindy Cole
Contributors:
Tony Ballz
Logan Phillips
Sarah Irani, Lisa Aguiñaga Angie Johnson-Schmit Bob Reynolds, Jon Jensen Mark Szopiniski, Wes Ozier Annabel Sclippa, ThunderfooT Aaron Levy, Matt Larrimore
Publisher: Charles Seiverd
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A LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER
And now onto something completely dif- ferent. This month, as some may be aware, marks our 11th Anniversary of the Noise. Heady times indeed, from a little paper so riddled with grit and typographical errors when it first rolled off the presses in Octo- ber 2001.
And while the grit and typos still may persist from time to time, in the most irri- tating of fashions — namely when picking up the first printed copy hot off the presses and spotting “hjksjd” immediately), we’ve seen the thing grow beyond expectations.
Our small band of dedicated and crafty writers have proven that community-driv- en, community-run media can exist ... and thrive, even among what may seem like insurmountable odds. Even while our col- lection conscious is bombarded by multi-
national corporate interests, it is the local heart that keeps the beat.
And I have to take my hate off to our local business sponsors, who have time and
again continued to believe in this project, even with the occasional “hjskd” and unex-
pected cases of déjà vu.
Here’s to good reading!
Charles Seiverd
charles@thenoise.us
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