11/27/2009 9:55:00 PM
Today in History: Nov. 28
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Nov. 28, 2008
The cost of the Copper Basin Road improvement project increased by almost a half-million dollars when the Prescott City Council approved a $495,491 change order from Asphalt Paving and Supply for improvements between White Spar and Sheriff's Posse Trail.
Nov. 28, 2004
Fire agencies and volunteers created a draft Yavapai Community Wildfire Protection Plan to protect the Prescott region from catastrophic wildfire and help obtain federal money to do it.
Nov. 28, 1999
The Chino Valley Town Council approved a new policy for road dedications that limited voluntary dedications to 25 feet.
Nov. 28. 1984
The Prescott City Council refused to support either Golden Pacific or Sun West in a fight over which airline would be designated an essential air carrier.
Nov. 28, 1959
"Wanted: women who are adept at dressing little people. They are needed to help prepare clothes for a couple dozen dolls to be included in the Kiwanis Toy and Joy Shop."
Nov. 28, 1934
"Yavapai County's board of supervisors-elect, informally and unofficially, met this morning and decided to retain all those now holding appointive offices."
Nov. 28, 1909
"Yesterday morning the shocking news reached the city that Joe Mayer, the popular pioneer of Big Bug and one of the most prominent citizens of Northern Arizona, had accidentally shot himself, inflicting a mortal wound, and later in the day the sad news was received that he had succumbed to the injuries."
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