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Today's riddle: What did the carpenter ant say when he walked into the bar? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Spring 2026 Wrapup - Sedona Real Estate Market (redrocknews.com) — Sedona home prices and inventory shifted notably this spring, with luxury sales skewing averages while most activity stayed between $800,000 and $1.5 million. Days on market dropped sharply, and Sedona properties are commanding a sizable premium over Village of Oak Creek, giving local buyers and sellers important context for pricing and timing decisions.
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2. Arizona regulators weighing electric utility's request for a 14% increase (redrocknews.com) — Sedona residents could see their APS electric bills rise by at least $20 a month if regulators approve a proposed 14% rate hike now under review. Hearings run through June 30, with a final decision expected in December and any new rates starting in early 2027. Local seniors and fixed-income residents, including a Sedona commenter, are urging regulators to reject or reduce the increase.
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3. Best Budget-Friendly Weekend Trips Near U.S. Cities (cheapism.com) — Sedona is highlighted as a budget-friendly, two-hour road trip escape from Phoenix, offering rocky red-rock scenery, free outdoor recreation, and fewer crowds if you visit midweek or in summer. The piece compares Sedona’s affordability and access to nature with pricier mountain towns, positioning it as an easy, lower-cost getaway for Arizonans.
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4. After her bout of amnesia $59,000 bill dispute lingered (record-bee.com) — A visitor developed sudden memory loss after a hike in Sedona and was flown to a Phoenix-area hospital, where she later faced a $59,000 bill. Her case highlights how emergency transfers, insurance rules, and the No Surprises Act can leave patients confused, and offers practical tips on reading explanations of benefits to avoid paying charges you don’t actually owe.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: Is the bar tender here? (Thank you W. M. for sending it in!)
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