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Chiricahua Monument
FIREWOOD PERMITS: Due to recent fire hazard materials reduction in the Chiricahua National Monument, 15 firewood permits will be available on a first-come first-served basis on Friday, Sept. 10 and Saturday, Sept. 11. The cost of the permit is $25 and it can only be purchased in person at the visitor center with a personal or cashier's check issued to National Park Service. The visitor center is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The permit will allow the holder to gather one pick-up load of firewood from pre-established stacks. Due to the narrow, dirt road where the wood is located, no vehicles with trailers will be allowed into the loading site; four-wheel drive may be needed, depending on recent rainfall and road conditions. Only one vehicle at a time will be allowed in the wood pick-up area. This may lead to delays. Permit days may be cancelled or delayed due to inclement weather.
Entrance fees of $5 per person will be in effect. The federal senior, access, annual, or Chiricahua park passes may also be used.
Chiricahua National Monument is located four miles east of the junction of Arizona Highways 186 and 181. For additional information contact Ann Johnson at 520-824-3560 x 205.
SUNSITES
FARMERS MARKET: The Sunsites Farmers' & Artisans Market will be held every Saturday through Oct. 30 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Sunsites Community Golf Course in cool Sunsites.
With a view of beautiful Cochise Stronghold in the Dragoon Mountains between Benson and Willcox, it's a great way to support the community and pick up some delicious, local organic produce, baked goods, preserves, local authors, mesquite wood, local beans, pistachios, fair-trade African basketry, handmade silver jewelry & more.
Also, the golf course restaurant is open, so start or finish your day with a nice breakfast or lunch. All fees go to support the Sunsites Golf Course.
Visit http://www.sunsitesgolf.org/id86.html .
For questions/directions or to be a vendor - just send us an email at KlassAct@vtc.net.
FIREWOOD PERMITS: Due to recent fire hazard materials reduction in the Chiricahua National Monument, 15 firewood permits will be available on a first-come first-served basis on Friday, Sept. 10 and Saturday, Sept. 11. The cost of the permit is $25 and it can only be purchased in person at the visitor center with a personal or cashier's check issued to National Park Service. The visitor center is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The permit will allow the holder to gather one pick-up load of firewood from pre-established stacks. Due to the narrow, dirt road where the wood is located, no vehicles with trailers will be allowed into the loading site; four-wheel drive may be needed, depending on recent rainfall and road conditions. Only one vehicle at a time will be allowed in the wood pick-up area. This may lead to delays. Permit days may be cancelled or delayed due to inclement weather.
Entrance fees of $5 per person will be in effect. The federal senior, access, annual, or Chiricahua park passes may also be used.
Chiricahua National Monument is located four miles east of the junction of Arizona Highways 186 and 181. For additional information contact Ann Johnson at 520-824-3560 x 205.
SUNSITES
FARMERS MARKET: The Sunsites Farmers' & Artisans Market will be held every Saturday through Oct. 30 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Sunsites Community Golf Course in cool Sunsites.
With a view of beautiful Cochise Stronghold in the Dragoon Mountains between Benson and Willcox, it's a great way to support the community and pick up some delicious, local organic produce, baked goods, preserves, local authors, mesquite wood, local beans, pistachios, fair-trade African basketry, handmade silver jewelry & more.
Also, the golf course restaurant is open, so start or finish your day with a nice breakfast or lunch. All fees go to support the Sunsites Golf Course.
Visit http://www.sunsitesgolf.org/id86.html .
For questions/directions or to be a vendor - just send us an email at KlassAct@vtc.net.
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