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Producer/reporter for @AZPubRadio. Former @azds. Former #AmeriCorps dirtbag. "Flagstaffian" since age 3. Dyslexic writer

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The graveyard in Arizona's borderlands

The graveyard in Arizona's borderlands

Feb. 19: It must have been close to 11 a.m. by the time the five 4-wheel-drive vehicles finished their 12-mil…

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Trapped campers evacuate after Oak Creek water levels recede

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By Adrian Skabelund Verified
| KNAU-FM (Flagstaff, AZ) Verified
The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office says most of the campers trapped by floodwaters in Oak Creek Canyon were able to evacuate Wednesday morning from Cave Springs Campground after water levels receded. About 65 campers and camp hosts were trapped for four days when rain swelled Oak Creek and made low water crossings impassable. In a media release Wednesday morning, the sheriff’s office said all campers are expected to depart throughout the day Wednesday.
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Habitat for Humanity expands starter home program to rural communities in northern Arizona

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By Adrian Skabelund Verified
| KNAU-FM (Flagstaff, AZ) Verified
Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona plans to launch low-cost starter home projects in Winslow, Fredonia and Payson. They come as the nonprofit is about halfway through construction on a similar project in Flagstaff. The effort is designed to help new homeowners get a foot into local housing markets. The starter homes help residents build wealth for up to 10 years before they buy their next home. Flagstaff is notorious for high housing costs.
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Flood strands more than 60 campers in Oak Creek Canyon

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By Adrian Skabelund Verified
| KNAU-FM (Flagstaff, AZ) Verified
Flooding in Oak Creek Canyon has stranded about 65 campers and camp hosts at Cave Springs Campground since Sunday. Flooding and debris made the creek impassable to vehicles. Coconino County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Jon Paxton said deputies are in contact with those trapped on the western side of the creek. “We were able to see them across the way. They seem in good spirits; they were coming down, waving at us,” he said.
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