Six XC runners receive all-academic honors
Given the challenges of COVID-19 and the fact that the team was fairly young, it was an unquestionably successful season for Sedona Red Rock High school’s cross country teams. The girls team qualified for state, despite having no seniors, only one junior, and no returning runners from the 2019 team. The boys, meanwhile, just missed qualifying for state, but sent two runners to the event individually.
As it turns out, the season was as successful for the teams in the classroom as it was on the trails.
Five of the Scorpions received all-academic honors at season’s end.
Spotswood mayor delivers his final borough address
Spotswood mayor delivers his final borough address
SPOTSWOOD–Expressing optimism about the new upcoming administration, Edward Seely delivered his last address as mayor of Spotswood.
“Well, as go the lyrics in a Hollies song, ‘The road is long, with many a winding turn…,’ ” Seely said in a prepared statement. “This is my final mayor’s message. While the journey has been bittersweet, I walk away with my head held high. We have accomplished a great deal but, as quoted, the road is indeed long.”
Seely said Christmas is right around the corner and will, of course, be different this year. Online sales are thriving, but smaller retail stores are struggling in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.